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Tuesday, 22 August 2006

Vacation interlude

Posted on 09:21 by Unknown
Sorry, everyone, for the break in posting. I lost two computers last week and am about to head off on a much-needed vacation. Please stop back on 28 August for fresh posts (and, hopefully, a fresh perspective).

Either that or the sea air will rust out my brain. We'll see.

See ya in a week or so.

Regards, John
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