h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

ILLUMINATI please FECK OFF

In other news, it's a delightful sunny day in Cape Town, reminding me of why I enjoy living in Cape Town and have no plans to remove anywhither else any time soon.

And I love a Honeybadger... the Honeybadger... I love the Honeybadger, I love, I love, the Honeybadger I love, I love, I love.

I composed a short slow piece for solo cello and now I am trying to add an orchestral accompaniment.

It is for Tess van der Merwe, the accomplished wife of the finest calligrapher in South Africa, perhaps in the Southern Hemisphere, Mr A. van der Merwe.

I have bought a cello and am going to start practising on it again. I'm going to change the store room into a music room; the junk can go in my garage. I'm going to have it dampproofed and done up nicely, it's got electricity I think, or if it hasn't, I'll have to have it installed; there is a light in the room. At the moment it's got a load of coal in it. I can't go and check now, because it's dark and cold and winter out. I hoped to have shifted the coal but I don't know how much of it I have shifted. There is junk in there but I'll move that, there's plenty of room in the garage.

I'll wallpaper the room and install curtainage, for the sound, then I'll put a carpet in there, then the gas fire, but I shan't be able to keep the cello in there, because it'll be too damp and cold when it's not in use. Or the electronic piano, come to think of it... I dunno... I'll probably put my current piano in there, and put another one in the study.

Music stand can stay in there. I can also install an amp and speakers, for a laptop; the amp and speakers can stay in there. This means the room MUST be kept damp-free. It's going to get pretty cold in there in the winter, down to outside air temperature, so I'll have to be careful what I leave in there and how it's done.

Yeah, that's a nice little project for me to get my teeth into. Coolio.

A nostagia movie with people of my age. It's painful.