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[andrewducker]

At the Forest Cafe this evening, at something Ed's been organising where people read out bits of their favourite novels.  I read from Swamp Thing and the Schroedinger's Cat Trilogy the first time round, this time I was roped into doing Hitchhiker's with Ed and Erin (Ed's idea).  I did Arthur, trying to pull of bemused exasperation as best I could.  Seemed to go down quite well, although Ed felt it was a failed idea.

Afterwards chatted to James, who mentioned brandnewgun had been chatting to him earlier.  Edinburgh is sometimes a scarily small place.  Especially for the capital of a country.

Then home via purelyskindeep's, who chatted to me and Erin for an hour or so (interrupted briefly by a phone call to greenamber, sitting in Mexico airport somewhat tiredly) and then we walked home.

Where I have been chatting to middle bro drainboy (whose post about dancing in a gay bar need to be read) and playing Massive Assault, which was rather good fun, especialy for a turn based strategy game.

Now thinking of getting a remarkably early night, if I can evict Erin from the bedroom, where she's chatting to someone about something.  Oh, and if I can bear to get this cat off my lap.

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[stormie.livejournal.com]

i keep meaning to drag my bum along to the forest cafe. i've not been to it sicne it moved. looks lovely from just peering in the window.

[xquiq.livejournal.com]

Likewise, I have as yet failed to go, despite it being literally round the corner from my flat.

[cangetmad.livejournal.com]

Afterwards chatted to James, who mentioned brandnewgun had been chatting to him earlier. Edinburgh is sometimes a scarily small place. Especially for the capital of a country.

Yes, indeed. By the way, was James pissed off with me? I think he might have been, as I was rather roundly slagging off an establishment to which I didn't realise he was connected. Because the world is small.

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[andrewducker]

Don't think so. He seemed to be in a rather good mood. Him and Tisme spent 5 minutes trying to decide if she had met you or not.