w.atching the w.orld unw.ind

It took slightly longer than the 25 minutes suggested on the CD-Rom.

Four hours later, we finally had wireless BT Broadband installed, with great walls of fire and spam-friers and things (albeit running at half-Meg, which is the maximum the line can offer) and can now surf the interwebnet thingy from the privacy of our own garden (should we so wish).

And if I ever had any doubts about the efficacy of her powers, they were certainly dispelled (geddit?) by the fact that she managed to get him to finally add a new post.

(I’ll sort the Comments issue out asap – promise!)

So as a thankyou, here’s a possible new Familiar, taken here – where I haven’t been for yonks.

They’re apparently very poisonous, but friendly?

The Amur tigers were evidently getting frisky, with guttural growls drawing people from all over the zoo to see what was occurring. Two massive beasts were mirror-pacing the length of chain-mail fence separating them from each other, with one rearing up occasionally – to at least nine feet high – and making intentions fairly obvious.

But it’s the more placid rhinos which held my attention – so in a brief series of cutesy shots this week (including the zoo’s three week old giraffe) – here’s a nice white..