Friday, January 31, 2003
Very cold night, about an inch of snow. Roads covered in ice. Decided to walk to work. Good idea - on way saw cars sliding and skidding and getting stuck on hills. Everyone had a tale to tell when they eventually arrived.
Found myself very tired when I got home, what with the cold and clomping round all day in big boots.
My fave R5 presenter, Peter Allen, was one of the people who got stuck on the way home last night. He was phoning reports
in to the station. When Drive started again at 4pm, he was doing it from Cambridgeshire, where he still was.
Thursday, January 30, 2003
Very cold. Heavy snow in the morning and at lunchtime and in the evening, but tending to melt each time. Did however manage to recreate the childish wonder of standing by the window and looking up, seeing the white sky with the snowflakes coming down dark against it. Like bees, I thought that snowy morning in 1975.
Wednesday, January 29, 2003
Much colder - more squally rain and a strong, very cold North wind. Cleared later.
Hurrying home from meeting at 9.30pm, Sirius and ?Jupiter very bright in the clear dry air. There's something about very cold, windy, dry nights that gets me excited - reminds me of the 'dawn of time'. I have such happy recollections of this
period (1973 to 1975).
Tuesday, January 28, 2003
Saturday, January 25, 2003
Sort of damp and cold and bright. Saw a protest against war on Iraq by the war memorial. It's odd how I was in favour of the 1991 war (till they massacred all those people fleeing back to Baghdad), but have been dead against this one ever since it became apparent that Bush was
going to use the World Trade Centre attacks as an excuse for it. Bastard.
Anyway, got soaked in freezing cold rain but did see a beautiful bright, low double rainbow behind the protestors.
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