Speak to me
I am sure, for he has such a wonderful adorable father 
HI,
We meet again
Is that little boy your son wdky? He is so adorable.
That was A 17 years ago, Anu... he was adorable, wasn't he? (He's not so bad now, let me tell you!)
You know with my love of history I would have loved St. Albans.
I'm so glad things are going well with A.
It is a bridge which you are building. These days are just forming a foundation. Later when the waters rise you will be glad you built it with time and patience. That you took the time to make it strong.
I may have some picture requests soon. Filling in my 'must see' list.
All will be well.
~x
Will it, T? Anyway, you know you only have to ask... and St Albans it s, then.
If I hadn't read your blog before, I'd ponder whether you were merely too prudish to risk double-intendre by mentioning the name of said St Alban's pub while nevertheless volunteering the town's old Roman name....!
But anyway - the Fighting Cocks is a fine establishment indeed...
Hope you found the weekend fulfilling in many ways...
And nice to be reminded of worthwhile modern-day Bristolian pop culture that isn't Wallace and Gromit...
But I knew I could leave it to you, Aidan And I'm ashamed to have left Portishead off that Bristolian list!
I'm going to join you in this endeavor as soon as I figure this audioblogger shit out.
Do it, kow... I want to hear your music.
Your legs are network's legs? Hmmmppphhh...what about me? *pout
Errr... one each?
sounds like life is getting very interesting...
My life has always been interesting, Blue. Like the Chinese curse interesting.
Great on the Tricky. And you just named some of my fave stuff. Faithless... Thank you SO MUCH for turning me onto them.
It is a great picture! And your son? That's a cute picture. I'm glad it was cool, that it got off to a good start.
Thanks, Dark, and you're very welcome!
If life were not complex, we wouldn't spend nearly as much time trying to get it right.
I love your legs...thanks for the Monday morning boost.
My legs are your legs
Oh, that is an adorable picture. I love it.
I tagged you...come over and see! 
Oooh! I will!
Fantastic news about your son's visit.
Hey--last time I checked, you couldn't play a woodwind instrument with your knee...
Thanks NYM... and those are some talented knees, I'll have you know... (impressed that you know it's a woodwind, though!)
That's good that it went well with your son. These type of reunions can be difficult but they can have great rewards. OMG. I just wrote a comment that didn't take the mick out of you
Crikey. It's like something from Invasion of The Bodysnatchers.
Very mellow and haunting music to start my week.
Glad to hear your weekend went well. I spent most of mine working on the post theft project.
It was worth it to see the success we had last night.
Keep well and have a great day.
Glad you liked it, Suze. The project looks like it will be worth the time spent, by the way. Have a great day too.
Glad it went well! It must be exciting.
I actually made a new friend from NY on the train yesterday; I heard her call a cab to pick her up from the station and butted in to ask if she wanted to share because she was going near where I was. Sometimes Americans can be quite refreshing.
It went very well...although he's a little bigger than he was in that photo!
Tricky is great! I love trip hop type stuff. I'd love to hear the story of you and A...if it's not too personal. Glad to hear things went well.
Thanks, Mez... I'm thinking about what and how I post futher about A, actually. And I left Portishead off the list of Bristolians, of course... very cheap at Amazon, too.
Very nice piece!
Suffice to say I'm *extremely* curious about so much you've tossed out in this one post! About A, About C and well, how you're able to process all of this in what, 2 short days??
Take care and I'll be popping around to find an update...hehe
xx
Ruthie, I'm pretty cool with it all... just letting matters take their course. But updates are imminent
Oh I like the Tricky!
Good. I like it too
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