jiveturtle

...at the office. More work to be done, more programming to hack, and to add to that, its nice and sunny outside....fiddlesticks. For some reason, I keep on changing the name of this blog, I still can't decide on what I should call it. Any suggestions? Just remembered the other day I was watching the BBCs Best British Sit-com, in which "Only Fools & Horses" won. Although very good, I really wanted "Blackadder" to win (it came in second nonetheless). Nothing delights me more that to watch Edmund Blackadder to makes his jaunts and jibes at the cruel world which he is so pitifully put in. Although the shenanigans and trouble he gets into is mostly his fault, it further deepens when his dim sidekick Baldrick gets involved - ah, you just gotta see it. I have noticed lately that I have been watching nothing but sit-coms or comedy sketches. Maybe I am trying to devoid myself of the cruel reality. I find life hard enough as it is without coming home...

Thought I'd say "Sorry" about my first post if it sounded really angry, because I was angry, and needed to get it off my chest. On a lighter note, I am now listening to music to chill out - Emma Bunton apparently.

Hello all, thought I'd give an introductory to myself. Not going to tell you everything in case someone wants to steal my identity and use it in illegal ways. My name is Steve C, born and raised in a small town East of Manchester (UK) called Ashton-under-Lyne, a true Northerner. But aside from my North Western England roots, I am from a Chinese/Toaist family background. Yup, I'm what you call a "BBC" - British Born Chinese (well Cantonese if you want to get technical). Anyway, enough of me know, if you wanna know more about just let me know. I guess everyone likes to talk about themselve. Back to today, had to work from home today, without much success. I had to take my wife to the doctors as we discovered two Friday's ago that she is pregnant! So at the tender age of 25, I shall be a father. Scary huh? I thought that too. I've still set to steady myself and find footing (or is it pace?) in this human rat race, and my wife will be bringing ...