Pedalling
Tuesday, June 14, 2005

Well I've finished 'Lost', and to be honest, I'm a little disappointed. It's not that the program itself isn't great, just the ending leaves so many questions unanswered that I really don't know whether I want to watch a second series with an identical end to the whole story. Admittedly the plot thickens and it definitely doesn't lose it's appeal in the last two episodes, however I became more and more frustrated to see the scrubbing indicator on WMP get closer to the end of the scale and yet still failing to get any closer to the truth about the Island. Oh well. I'm sure it won't stop me getting addicted a second time around.
I cracked on with towers fresher shirts today and they are nearly ready. I'm a bit disappointed that I have executed the design in the same style as I did last year (wow, it's been a whole year?), but I still think it's going to be a strong enough design.
The Pedalo shirts have arrived today, and although I haven't seen them yet, word on the street say they look pretty swish, so I'm looking forward to actually getting my hands on the consignment. I've really got to get to the bank to pay these cheques in as otherwise there is going to be trouble in the overlap. I was planning on doing that this morning but I forgot, and now Liam is en-route over from Caley for a social drink down in Towers Bar, so it will have to be tomorrow.
Despite asking me to come out last night, Swan neglected to inform me that he had already started drinking, and upon receiving a phonecall at 12pm (after assuming everything had been cancelled due to lack of communication) he informed me their departure was imminent. So I missed that boat. Instead Devito came up for a bit and we got pizza. Which was nice.
On the topic of food, lunch was shocking today. I turned up at 1pm (which isn't even late as lunch goes on until 1.30pm) and the only thing (and I mean only thing) on offer was a slice of cold beef. They had run out of jacket potatoes, the person in front of me had the last pastie, there was no orange left in the squash machine, the cold beef had been the last carving from the joint a good while ago as it was stone cold and the sandwich buns had long since run out. And I pay for this? What a joke. Over the past two weeks or so, the food really has gone downhill. At least Mother is consistent in burning things.
