Sarahmade

I am home from a enjoyable BBQ at Tom Smith and Paul’s house. I know it is summer(ish) because it is hot enough to sit here with my front window open and hear the drunkeness at the Tobacco Factory kicking out time. I love the sound of being in the middle of nowhere when I am there but the sound of 23.29 in my flat is just laughing and clearing up glasses and I will miss it when I move from here.

The sound of 23.46 means just a few people left to get taxis and the staff in the tobacco factory, having cleared up, play really loud bad music so then it’s time to move to the back room.

I thoroughly recommend a look round Justin Quinnell’s site it is brilliant. I particularly like his attempt to photograph famous buildings, such as the Empire state building through a polo mint.

You should also look at the best photograph of the World Trade Centre I have ever seen, The World Trade Centre with Bubble Gum.

How exciting. I am up at 7.45am on a Saturday morning, listening to the Today programme and they tell me that it is national pin hole camera day tomorrow. Then Tom’s friend Justin Quinnell was interviewed as a pin hole camera expert, which he is, and he said he was taking a pin hole picture of the Today studio which is taking him 2 hours. I think it might be a bit blurry as you couldn’t stay still for 2 hours.

I sent Tom a text when Justin came on. I wonder if he appreciated it so early on a saturday morning.

Oh dear…. Text from Tom: “ooh I am so asleep! sleep..sleep..” I’m sure he can take advantage of the listen again function on radio 4. I must think before I text.