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There is a lot going on that I could write about.
I could write about how, after ringing practice at St. Cross yesterday,![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
cheshcat and I went to the Oxford Playhouse to see a production of London Assurance. This brilliantly witty play, written by Dion Boucicault and performed by the famous Watermill Theatre company, inspired Oscar Wilde... and it is easy to see why.
I could write about development and progress at work with the R&D for new cryogenic detectors.
I could write about ringing practice at St. Giles tonight, and how I practiced -- several times -- ringing the treble for a touch of Grandsire Triples in the [slightly ambitious] hopes of being ready to ring it for a quarter peal in the not-too-distant future.
However, even with all that has been going on, I was not planning to write a LiveJournal entry tonight. In just over sixteen hours,cheshcat and I are leaving Oxford to spend the holiday weekend exploring the Peak District... and there is much that remains to be done before we go! If you were expecting to hear from me, via e-mail or LJ comment or some other medium, it probably will not happen until next week. Don't take it personally; now you know why.
But if there is so much that needs to be done, why am I sitting here writing this? Good question!
Well..... tonight, at Saint Giles, ( I had a bit of a surprise )
[*] One thousand points to anyone who can correctly tell me what I am quoting in my title. I doubt anyone can do it... but surprise me!
I could write about how, after ringing practice at St. Cross yesterday,
cheshcat and I went to the Oxford Playhouse to see a production of London Assurance. This brilliantly witty play, written by Dion Boucicault and performed by the famous Watermill Theatre company, inspired Oscar Wilde... and it is easy to see why.I could write about development and progress at work with the R&D for new cryogenic detectors.
I could write about ringing practice at St. Giles tonight, and how I practiced -- several times -- ringing the treble for a touch of Grandsire Triples in the [slightly ambitious] hopes of being ready to ring it for a quarter peal in the not-too-distant future.
However, even with all that has been going on, I was not planning to write a LiveJournal entry tonight. In just over sixteen hours,
cheshcat and I are leaving Oxford to spend the holiday weekend exploring the Peak District... and there is much that remains to be done before we go! If you were expecting to hear from me, via e-mail or LJ comment or some other medium, it probably will not happen until next week. Don't take it personally; now you know why.But if there is so much that needs to be done, why am I sitting here writing this? Good question!
Well..... tonight, at Saint Giles, ( I had a bit of a surprise )
[*] One thousand points to anyone who can correctly tell me what I am quoting in my title. I doubt anyone can do it... but surprise me!
