Good Day, Bad Day

[kneeshooter]

On the downside, the car just got more expensive. Apparently instead of selling "bits" of drive shaft, Renault only sell "whole driveshafts". This, as it sounds, is a lot more expensive. Not quite expensive enough to consider ditching the car completely and selling for scrap; but not nice either.

Better though is having photopass confirmed for this evening, and offer of Dead Can Dance ticket for tomorrow. Of course, some people think I'm odd in going to London for two consecutive nights for gigs, but I consider live music important.

Star of the day so far though has to be kingandy who is assisting with "Operation: Market Odyssey".

Comments

I don't think you're mad...

[maleghast.livejournal.com]

... I just wish I had the money

Re: I don't think you're mad...

[kneeshooter]

I'm not sure I do after the call from the garage, but I'm embracing the consumer culture of "spend today, pay tomorrow".

Or something.

Don't tell my mum

Re: I don't think you're mad...

[maleghast.livejournal.com]

I was ignoring the car - they are just holes for money - but I would love the money to go to as many gigs as you do, and even if you get into some / all of them FOC as a photographer, I would still love the money you must spend on travel to attend them.

Re: I don't think you're mad...

[kneeshooter]

I'm quite smart about it. A return to London costs £35 and I don't do that a lot. Birmingham gigs cost £1.70 for a return bus fare, and Wolverhampton ones about £5.

I guess I spend £100-£150 a year on gig tickets. Which isn't a lot for a hobby.