Monthly Archives: September 2006

Further to my previous post about Things Found Under Journalists’ Desks, here are today’s finds: * one pot plant (deceased) * a dozen rubber bands (perished) * one mobile phone (working)

Just watched Who Do You Think You Are, in which Doctor Who actor David Tennant traced his family history and was a bit uncomfortable to find that some of his ancestors were Ulster Orangemen. Sadly it wasn’t back-announced with the … Continue reading →

Just got the new Howies catalogue. They’ve thrown in a little book of things to do in Wales, called ‘Go Wales’. Again, half of me wants to hug them, half of me wants to throw up. Take this little footnote: … Continue reading →

As part of my job I often have to go crawling under desks used by journalists, some of them used by journalists 24 hours a day. Here are some of the things I’ve recently found in such places: * 53p … Continue reading →

Walking down the street the other day, I saw an advert on the back of a bus for a new brand of water. “WATER JUST TURNED PROFESSIONAL” ran the slogan. I was grateful for this intelligence, as it had never … Continue reading →