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I hadn't intended to do another blogpost so soon, but I had insomnia last night. Rather than rattle around in my bed bemoaning insomnia on a night when no one else I know seemed to be online, I thought I'd take the opportunity to finally lay down some belated conference catch-ups, and some related links.  [...]

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TEN YEARS OF BLOGGING

There's a good reason I'm posting this photo of Stacy and Andrew from ten years ago, but I haven't written the post yet. Is that cryptic enough?

So, it turns out my domain name expires tomorrow (August 3rd) — I thought I had another week to get it sorted out.

So, two things last week. I was having a bit of an odd day on Thursday, and found myself in an angry, livid mood for no reason. I was seething and I didn't know why. So I took myself off for a walk on Hampstead Heath, intending to stomp up Parliament Hill and look out [...]

I've been tweaking my blog — well, actually, I've been getting Billy to tweak my blog, but the end result is the same. Anyway, the blog bit of this site is now available here: http://mondoagogo.com/blog. In theory the RSS feed should be the same, and it "Should. Just. Work" according to Billy, but just in [...]

Last week also marked the end of the Hundred Days project, and there was a gig to celebrate, as part of the London Word Festival. It was a pretty good gig: three female comedians and a band, with an accompanying exhibition, The Museum of A Hundred Days. Event organiser Josie Long was pretty funny, although [...]

I was feeling guilty about not updating this place for a couple of weeks, but then I remembered that Tom Coates (one of the people who inspired me to start blogging back in the year 2000) didn't update his blog for over 18 months, and then I stopped worrying about it. The irony that the [...]

We like a lot of stuff here at Mondo Towers, and today I added a sidebar widget from Amazon, with links to books and films I recommend. In case you're reading this via the feed; it looks like this: The only trouble is that it seems to make the page a little slow in loading, [...]