Berwick-upon-Tweed: A rather nice-looking town (from the railway anyway) on the way to Edinburgh. This is all I managed to catch through the train window.

Today was a massive race against time. To illustrate this, I took a photo of my clock. It went wrong, but I like it.

Art at UCH. I'm not exactly sure what it is either.

Some days aren't great.

From today's London Lite:Why would he do that?

Youth Councils 2008 - my African Salvation Army shirt (thanks Lizette!) got its first outing (of many!). Danni saw I was taking a photo, so I let her in on the action. It's dark because I took this just as the meeting was starting.

Star-shaped hula hoops? What's that about?

Tucking into a Stars and Stripes...

Anna finally gets the CD she's been waiting for since like, October.

It's been a long day...

Playing with the camera on my phone while walking home... Thought this looked a little arty, so I kept it...

This is how February's supposed to look! (Is the frost on the grass visible, or can I only see it because I know it's there?)

Stacey's very excited about the new goings on at The Salvation Army... (she's also in an incredibly weird position).

The Staff Songsters at Hadleigh Temple (and the first 365 photo taken on my phone. I decided that would be allowed now [mainly because I forgot to take my camera - well, I did actually take it, but I forgot to put the memory card in it]) - I had a good seat, no?

Today it was great to meet up with Chris, Dawn and Amy for a coffee. I should have remembered to take a photo, but I forgot. However, they're from Scotland, just like this old biscuit tin, so I thought that might do...

The Little Mermaid, Copenhagen, Denmark

I did it! I ordered a six-inch sub! Two in fact.

I am loving these at the moment. (I was a little wary of writing that. Every time I reveal my love for something, they stop making it - R.I.P. Yoghurty Special K, Diet Coke Vanilla, Captain Planet).

Just what I need at the end of a long, hard day in London Town...

Wiiiiiiiiiiii! (Taken just before it got violent).

It just wouldn't be Saturday without Harry Hill.

The stupid Flying Menace went behind the TV and I can't get it.

Anna leaves her phone in John's car... Again.

My Dad asked if I needed anything from the shop. I told him I'd like a Beano. But they didn't have one, so I went and found one myself today... 99p! (Three times what I used to pay). But it did come with a Flying Menace, so that's ok - and it's exactly how I remember it.*

*Although I don't think there would have been a character called Freddie, the Son of a Witch in my day...

Pancake Day! What to put on...

WARNING: Usually uncouth blogpost follows.

It really wasn't my fault. I'd just had a really big drink of Coke and was walking down the corridor at uni and it repeated on me rather loudly - it was as much as a surprise to me as to anyone else and I was horrified. So I jumped into the lift to avoid the shame...

Dialogue:

Katie: Look at this coin I was given. It looks like a 50p, but it's not.

John: Oh, it's from Mauritius.

Katie: I knew you'd know! I knew you'd be able to tell where it was from! How did you know?

John: It says Mauritius 1997 on it.

New hair! (What a nice photo.)

Argh! New shoes...