According to Flickr (and it should know), this is my most ‘interesting’ photo. It’s of a Pedersen bicycle, and this one belongs to my uncle.
2009
I found this very beautiful Grass snake at the weekend. It looked like it’d been nabbed by a bird and then dropped, because it had a couple of big gashes on its back. I took these photos and then left it on a low roof at the side of my uncle’s house. It was gone by the morning.
I have been waiting for a time that never seems to come, when I’ll sort out this site and make an effort to say things on it. It’s not like I don’t constantly think of things I want to say… I just wait for that time.
I think that sums up a lot about the way I do things. I hate planning, and I hate finishing things… I think I like the bits in between. Which is a fat lot of good, really.
I read an interesting article about procrastination a while back, and it basically recommended just trying to do more things, as a way of tricking your procrastination-ridden brain into doing some things as a way to avoid doing other things. The more you have to do, the more likely it is that you’ll use one of the things you actually have to do to avoid doing one of the other new things you have to do. I think that was it.
So: onwards and upwards.