And a week on and its STILL snowing. I woke up really early this morning to be in uni for work at 8.30am (eek! Ungodly hour!) and everywhere was covered in about 3 inches of snow and it was blizzarding! Unfortunately I lost my scarf in the union yesterday, so I shivered my way into uni. But its ok - Im in the process of knitting myself a new one. Well, once I get home this weekend and ask mum to show me how to cast on, because I can't remember and just keep making a mess of pink wool.

I've just uploaded new image-hosting software to my computer after Hello decided to refuse to work, so expect lots more scenery-related posts soon, especially considering that the Easter hols are coming up, so plenty of opportunities for scenic walks.

Also, pictures of Richard Armitage! Hmm, actually think I may just add one now. May as well break in the new software!



Yay! It worked!

While on the subject of Mr Armitage, the BBC North and South messageboard was closed last week. As would be expected, many tears were shed (along with a few hissy-fits thrown). I was never a huge fan of it myself, preferring the fun and frivolity of the Yahoo Armitage Army board to the serious literary discussions of the Beeb, but I know quite few people who were Beeb board dedicates, and were none too impressed, especially seeing as how while a drama board was shut, the board for that oh so cultural discussion topic of football has been kept open. On the upside, Richard himself, after a request from a devotee through his agent, posted a message of thanks and appreciation to his loyal ladies on the board's last day. Bless him. A few (hundred) ladies wrote to The Times, seeing as how they had run an article on the popularity of both the board and Richard himself around Christmas time, hoping that they would fight their corner. However, this is what they got in response. Hmm.