Ever been this drunk?

The jockeys risk attack from hunters...like the artist formerly known as Prince

Arsenal v Liverpool courtesy of Harry Enfield

Duffy - Syrup & Honey

Duffy - Warwick Avenue live from Later... With Jools Holland

We "went ape"

Superb penalty

Angie by The Stones

Sidney at Tedstock

Monday 5th February 2007 - Simon Munnery ressurrects the "Security Guard" at the Ted Chippington benefit gig organised by Sttewart Lee.

Two Thurlings and one Thurling to be

9th December 2006 - Off to the wedding of Jane Eyres!

Look at her go

9th December 2006 - Ice skating in Cardiff...I watch safely from the sidelines!

The spot

2nd December 2006 - Rosie thinks I am on one knee because I have cramp!

George Best

Dave writes:

"if you UTube "George Best" as I do every evening...and you may have already, you'll come across a clip about 4mins 33" long & set (alas..but not disasterously to Duran Duran's "Ordinary Day')..second link down, but now probably #1 due to moi. anyway, aren't you: (a) the bloke in the centre middle when George is doing the ol' "champagne cascade" and/or (b) the bloke sat in one of those blue "differently-abled" 3-wheelers that THEY used to permit to park around the sidelines...I think you're munching a ham sandwich?! it's prety near the end of the clip at around, say, 3 mins 49"

Cor blimey!

Ricky Gervais interviews Chris Martin

Ricky Interviews Chris Martin on Vimeo

What a goal!

Come on / Let's go

Can't play this track enough at the moment

We don't need nuclear power

Two German scientists, Dr Gerhard Knies and Dr Franz Trieb, calculate that covering just 0.5% of the world's hot deserts with a technology called concentrated solar power (CSP) would provide the world's entire electricity needs, with the technology also providing desalinated water to desert regions as a valuable byproduct, as well as air conditioning for nearby cities.

Schadenfreude

http://www.glumbert.com/media/roadblock

Maisie's 11th birthday weekend

We had a great time. Kate, Mum, Dad, Rosie, Maisie and I went to Cardiff Bay on Saturday afternoon and then for a curry in the evening (Matt joined us). Then up to Pam's for a horse ride on Sunday...despite Rosie's flat tyre, it was amazing!

Alright Del Boy?

The Who - Can't explain

I was born 20 years too late!

Still cracks me up

"Hampstead wasn't good enough for you...you had to go poncing off to Barnsley."

Red or Dead?

Not sure what to make of RED - could be the start of an amazing grassroots consumer movement to help the world's poor...or could just shift a few more U2 albums.

Hippy Hats in Glasgow

Weekend in Glasgow with Rob, Layla, Cassie and Stuart.

Sodbury Slog - on the home straight

Home straight at the Sodbury Slog...I turn on the speed for Rosie and Maisie!

Rob and Layla

4th November - Rob and Layla stayed at Rosie's on Saturday evening. Went out for a lovely curry. I was given the third degree on having babies!

Off to the Natural History Museum

Stayed with Nanna Jones and got the train on Saturday morning to meet Becky, Millie, Paul, Lynn, Ruby and Jo at the Natural History Museum. Maisie loved the train..."it's so smooth!" See all the photos on Flickr

And the winner is...

Went to the PR Week Awards ceremony last night as a guest of ITV...and our project won (Best Internal Communications Campaign). Our work on re-designing ITV's intranet was central to the entry, so I was lavished with praise and thanks by Penny and Dorito.

Rosie's garden - before

(Almost) finished Rosie's garden this weekend. This was what it looked like before...

Maisie drawing Sept 06

I love the colours Maisie!

Greece in September

Rosie and I went to Greece for two weeks in Sept 2006. Very hot so we tried to be cool...I think Rosie was more succesful than me!

Eagleton on "The God Delusion"

Richard Dawkin's latest book gets a slamming from Terry Eagleton in the London Review of Books.

I particularly liked this from him: "Jesus hung out with whores and social outcasts, was remarkably casual about sex, disapproved of the family (the suburban Dawkins is a trifle queasy about this), urged us to be laid-back about property and possessions, warned his followers that they too would die violently, and insisted that the truth kills and divides as well as liberates. He also cursed self-righteous prigs and deeply alarmed the ruling class."