Author: Randolph

Tonight I was inspired by the story of Arthur Piercy, an ex-fighter pilot who was shot down during the Border War and became a quadriplegic. He is an impassioned speaker and it's worth checking out his website, Project Dreamwings.

I've now made the blog look almost identical to the rest of my site. Pretty cool, huh?

My housemate and I get up to a lot of nonsense (no, you sick perverts, we do not, nor will we ever, have any sexual contact), but tonight he took the cake.

I bought more RAM for my PC after selling two 512MB DIMMs to a client earlier in the year. Should make things a little quicker at least – I'm back up to 1GB again. Now all I need is more disk space. 300GB isn't enough!

This is the life – not having to manually encode the blog as I have been doing for the last two years. I'm sitting at school in a free lesson at the moment.

Microsoft has just released Service Pack 2 for Office 2003, and at 104MB for the full package, I've been sitting and sending out invoices to customers, listening to music, etc. while it completes the download.

Ok, this is my third attempt at writing my first entry. I managed to lose the first two entries due to silliness on my part.

The following story is from This is True dated 17 July 2005. It is Copyright 2005 Randy Cassingham, all rights reserved, and reprinted here with permission:

Today we mourn the death of several people in the city of London after apparent terrorist attacks on the public transport system.

I’m rehearsing hard for my school play – yes I’m in it – and taking six roles, though not intentionally. We’re doing an adaptation of Bertolt Brecht’s The Caucasian Chalk Circle, with an experimental feel. Should be lots of fun. One week to go.