The editorial staff here at nota benny would like to apologise for the prolonged period of silence. In the month since the last post the schedule's just been so hectic and full of exciting things to blog about that there hasn't been any time for the words to make the leap from brain to byte.
Consequently, dear reader, you've missed pregnant ruminations on such wide and varied topics as: the BBC's credibility problems (we're waiting for the other shoe to drop when people twig that star appeal and journalistic aptitude don't necessarily go hand in glove, that Brian Conley will never entertain you, not even in the middle of the afternoon, and that the Tardis isn't actually bigger on the inside than out. And that it smells of wee.); the theory that the UK's summer weather is just one big publicity stunt for the release of Evan Almighty; an appraisal of the tea and cake served at Buckingham Palace; and the delicate nature of complimenting a father on his teenage daughter without sounding like a potential sex offender.
Any or none of these subjects may crop up in the near future.
But coming soon, an investigation showing why if visiting the woods it's Swedes not bears of whom you need to be wary.
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3 comments:
Given events in your recent past, you must realize that prolonged silences are worrying.
And say it ain't so about the Tardis! Nooooo!
Ok, now you're all back to worrying us again, Tardis or no.
Err, yeah, sorry about that Sherri. No more serious than blogger's lethargy. I wish there was an emoticon for a sheepish grin.
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