Well, I'm relieved to find that I've not had any difficulties in sticking to my week off. It's always reassuring to just check your addiction levels so even though I haven't noticed any particular changes in my recovery rate or general health I think it's worth doing every now and then. I think that I am going to go back to drinking tea occasionally - I have over the last couple of months anyway - as I do seem to be able to do it in moderation now. I've been having perhaps one Earl Grey every couple of days and I don't think that's going to have too deleterious an effect on me.
I was listening to more discussion of the supreme court bill on the radio yesterday and reflecting on how very far the Labour party has fallen in my estimation these days. ( I don't trust Blair and Blunkett to reform any of our institutions in our best interests I'm afraid )
Oh, and while I'm on current affairs, I'd just like to respond to the interviewer who said to Lord Sainsbury "How can you justify having a consultation and then ignoring what 90% of the respondents say?". If 90% respond in one way but can't actually give any credible reasons or arguments to support their position and the other 10% can back up what they say with data then you'd be a fool to go with the 90%. The majority is not always, or even often right.
I've also started collecting icons from a few of the many many icon communities around, so this counts as a gratuitous icon post for this one - there's a couple of other ones too if for some reason you're interested.
I was listening to more discussion of the supreme court bill on the radio yesterday and reflecting on how very far the Labour party has fallen in my estimation these days. ( I don't trust Blair and Blunkett to reform any of our institutions in our best interests I'm afraid )
Oh, and while I'm on current affairs, I'd just like to respond to the interviewer who said to Lord Sainsbury "How can you justify having a consultation and then ignoring what 90% of the respondents say?". If 90% respond in one way but can't actually give any credible reasons or arguments to support their position and the other 10% can back up what they say with data then you'd be a fool to go with the 90%. The majority is not always, or even often right.
I've also started collecting icons from a few of the many many icon communities around, so this counts as a gratuitous icon post for this one - there's a couple of other ones too if for some reason you're interested.