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A Grain of Sand

It has been nearly a year since I started up my blog and as yet have not even posted 50 entries. There are hardcore people out there who blog, once, twice, maybe more in a day. Getting hold of a decent blog, like this one (!) is hard to find, that's why there are feedburners and feed readers so that you can search under blogs that you may or may not find interesting. One of the biggest blog topics is football, or across the pond Soccer as it is know. There are litterally millions of blogs worth reading on a daily basis. I use the Google Reader plugin on my personalised Google homepage, so that when a new blog entry in written I can read it from my homepage without having to remember to navigate to their site. Here are some links to some of the best footballing blogs I have come across so far: Brian Moores Head An online version of the old Gils fanzine, has been mentioned in my blogs before, but seeing as we are on the subject... Culture of Soccer An American blog, but has lo

A Late Update

I have not posted a blog here now for nearly a month, which by my standards, and web standards in general is a long time! Nothing of note has really happened, just been going through day to day life of commuting, working, commuting, catching up with Steph, watching Oliver sleep, sleeping myself and repeating the process over again. It may sound a little bland and uninteresting, but the reality is that work has been great! Busy, but great! Catching up with Steph has been great, not had much quality time together but the time we have has been spent in contentment as opposed to screaming at each other, which is not our style really anyway! Watching Oliver sleeping as you can imagine is the highlight of my day! Generally he is already sleeping when I get home, so I miss the best part of his day, but occasionally he will wake up and we will have a little play we have a good half hour of him bouncing on my knee whilst he watches in bewilderment as I gurn at him. Not quite sleeping throug