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Sunny sunny morning, I likes!
Watching Euro News while finishing my last coffee and doing scales on the guitar -have to practise a bit for a little private gig later this week. Coffee courtesy of a Lavazza pod machine I bought from the sale bin at Tesco's -who no longer stock the capsules, but you can get those in Waitrose or online. A little expensive but perfect coffee every time... I do have a 'normal' espresso machine but the Lavazza produces so much better espresso..
Reading A C Clarke's '2010...' I had only ever read the original 2001, Space Odyssey. Not sure what to make of the sequel yet. I see there's a whole raft of follow-ups as well. Also reading (while I do scales, often) the less complex Dragonriders series by Anne McCaffrey, which I had read back in the '90s and was fascinated by then. After being immersed in the universes of Battlestar Galactica and Songs of Ice and Fire it does feel a little tame, more aimed at younger readers , but I'm enjoying them nonetheless. They do seem to hold my attention more than the Clarke 2001 sequel.
Watching Euro News while finishing my last coffee and doing scales on the guitar -have to practise a bit for a little private gig later this week. Coffee courtesy of a Lavazza pod machine I bought from the sale bin at Tesco's -who no longer stock the capsules, but you can get those in Waitrose or online. A little expensive but perfect coffee every time... I do have a 'normal' espresso machine but the Lavazza produces so much better espresso..
Reading A C Clarke's '2010...' I had only ever read the original 2001, Space Odyssey. Not sure what to make of the sequel yet. I see there's a whole raft of follow-ups as well. Also reading (while I do scales, often) the less complex Dragonriders series by Anne McCaffrey, which I had read back in the '90s and was fascinated by then. After being immersed in the universes of Battlestar Galactica and Songs of Ice and Fire it does feel a little tame, more aimed at younger readers , but I'm enjoying them nonetheless. They do seem to hold my attention more than the Clarke 2001 sequel.
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He then did a Time Odyssey series with Stephen Baxter (also have),
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