Tuesday, 20 October 2009

Another update

Not too much to say this time really. I think the biggest news of the past week is that due to licensing issues, The Light Party has been cancelled. Disappointed as we all are, it has opened doors and revealed paths that God wants us to take, and there is talk of next year being twice as big as this year's would have been. Which is mental. Like, truly berserk (which is currently my favourite word, incidentally).

Since it has been cancelled, we have had to scale down quite dramatically, but there is now going to be an event in the St Tom's church building that has been inventively named "Not The Light Party" - inspired. Despite the mildly suspect name, it's going to be proper awesome; cafe, live music of various genres, games consoles, and all for free.

So that's what's going on really. As I said, nothing much happening apart from what I just covered. If you want to book the studio, give me a shout on madcowstudios@sttoms.co.uk (it's still free - woop woop!). We have vacancies on Saturdays from November 14th onwards.

Oh, and if you haven't heard, I got a guitar for £3!

Love and blessings x x x

Tuesday, 13 October 2009

Meanwhile, back at the ranch

Ladies and gents, I am so sorry I've kept you out of the loop for such a long time. You'll be glad to hear that not a vast amount has happened, so you haven't missed out on much.

As I may or may not have already mentioned (probably have) I've secured a job with my big sister in her ceramics business - woop woop! I left my Bible up at hers last week which is a bit of a bummer, and I'm not going up this week as the car is in for an MOT (which I would rather like it to pass).

Later today I am going to The Net which is a thing...I'm not entirely sure what it is, but my good friends Lauren and Tom say I should come, and it's something to do with my Tuesday afternoon, so why not, eh?

Tori and I, along with a gang of 5 others, have formed a band for The Light Party (where we are supporting Flawless of Britain's Got Talent fame - awesome) and we've had a couple of rather fancy practices so far. Well excited about that; you should all come, it's a superb way of spending your 31st October.

That's all I really have to say for the moment really. Thanks, as usual to your prayers and encouragements. I hope all those of you who have just started the educational part of university are enjoying it. Apparently it's not all about partying! Who knew?

Love and blessings