I'm sorry, ok.

I know it's been almost a month since I blogged and I'm sorry. It's not like I forgot all about you. It's just that when I have sat down to write something I've either been interrupted (actually just deleted three draft posts) or been so struck by the apparently contageous bloggers-block that I've not actually been able to think of anything to say. Today however, I had Hoylus, Matt L and Tim (who I've not seen for ages but was really nice to get a comment from, so Hi Tim) making comments about me not writing anything and, again as you all know, I'm nothing if not willing to bow to peer pressure, so here is a new post about the things that I've been up to this month.

I went to see the Kaiser Chiefs at Brixton Academy. They were excellent.

I watched 'Life Is Beautiful' on DVD and was reminded what a wonderful, powerful and ultimately teary film it is.

Steve, one of the guys who I share, or rather shared, a house with has left to sun himself in Australia, and various other places as he learns how to teach people to sail, scuba dive, windsurf and various other things that you can do if you get bored sitting on a beach. It was sad to see Steve go as I was just getting to know him really well and appreciate the friend that he is before he left to have fun all over the world (no jealousy, honest). The up side to all this is that I now have a permanent place to live and a new room which, incredibly, has remained tidy and clean for an entire month (I'm scared Lizzy will shout at me if it gets into a mess).

This month I've been listeing to the Raconteurs album (brilliant), Richard Ashcroft's slighly inconsitently brilliant new album and anything that my ipod has randomly shuffled to as I walk around.

I've watched nearly two series of Alias with Sparky and Lizzy and am absolutely loving it.

And finally (suddenly came over all Trevor McDonald then, sorry) I watched the last episode ever of the west wing. This was a sad moment for me. Yes, since Aaron Sorkin left at the end of series 4 it's never been quite the same, but a bad episode of the west wing is still better than pretty much anything else on TV. My only consolation is that I can hapily re-watch them again and again on DVD and enjoy them everytime.

Will do my absolute best to post more often since my bloggers-block seems to have, at least for now, gone.