I just had a little photo excursion into my garden, and took this. I like it because for some reason it makes me think of aliens. 

Haha, this is a brilliant photo. It was taken by Harrie during our Chem lesson (My phone had died) It was really cold in the science block as always, so we covered the work benches in bunsens, which was pretty awesome. Ed's face in the background is..interesting...:) Oh, and it drizzled all day again. Yey. 

This is our (my, because i'm the only one that uses it) piano. And I love it. I spend half my time playing away and sounding according to my dad "like a heard of elephants".. I haven't ever had a lesson, but I can read sheet music, so that's good enough. Nothing much happened today, and I may have forgotten to take a photo until this evening, so I decided to use the  "look at the shiny piano" card.

Well, I was at college today. This photo was taken to provide evidence that John's mini me in the lower year finally made himself a friend. But but the time I got to my phone they were rather far away in the distance, so it proved to be a very dull photo on a very dull day of a pretty dull scene. So I edited it and made it go funny colours.

26/09/10
It rained basically all day today, again. Well, I say rain but it wasn't really rain, it was that pathetic form of rain otherwise known as drizzle, which I hate. It is the most boring miserable weather imaginable. 

25/09/10
Today I went to the Norwich livestock market, oh the exciting life I lead :)
Though I have to say, that is an impressive double muscled calf.

The first of many.

A photo a day, it's a simple concept.
Instead of sitting here agonizing about what I could talk about that anyone would find remotely interesting, I have decided that posting a photo each day is a much better (i.e. lazier) way to keep a blog.
About a year ago I stumbled across a photoblog, and thought, "What a cool idea. I should do that."
Well, here I am.

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24/09/10
Meet Katie and Immie, on the sofas in Paston Cafe.

23/09/10

I took this in the Chemistry lab yesterday. This is what we call Reflux. When I took this i'd completely forgotten about the whole "photo a day" idea, but it seems a good a place as any to start.