waiting on the tide

getting ready in the failing light

essay distraction

LILAC's alter ego over on facebook just inadvertantly introduced me to this band, and I can't stop:



thanks Scott.

hide and seek

It's hard to be inconspicuous when you've a bright green board (that you fall off a lot), bright blond hair and...

boobs. Sisters, where you at?

Sunday 17th October 2010 1pm

Grrrrrrrrr.

new home

not exactly the westside but I'm looking forward to giving it a go...

wanna see wanna see

For Whip:



I got a treat... it's making me feel better about my temporary move to Brighton.

Fish n pud

Yorkshire Pud from Roger Sharp on Vimeo.

I've been watching this video a lot in the last couple of days. We've had some swell too and the boys have been hopping with joy as their favourite reef breaks went off. I mostly watched and did some epic paddles around a smaller wave that I managed to catch ooh umm once. Still once is better than not at all. Then Chris came home and the swell disappeared... we had high hopes for Igor this weekend, but so far no dice.

This is good:
Ceann cropaig (a fishy haggis):
Fresh fish livers (Ling is best)
Oatmeal
Chopped onions
Butter for softening onions
Salt and pepper
A medium sized fish head (Cod is best, but Ling or another round white fish will do).
Clean the fish head well and take out all the gills and associated gunk. Soften the onions in a little butter, chop the livers and mix both with oatmeal, season generously and stuff into the head. Wrap in foil and bake in a hot oven for about half an hour. Serve with boiled tatties. Delicious.