This weekend I have been rebuilding the fence at the allotment. I bought two 25m rolls of chicken wire and 10 bloody great wooden fence posts. I spent all Saturday putting up my new fence and making it bunny proof. I still kind of want to catch rabbits and eat them, but yesterday someone told me that wild rabbits can carry nasty diseases, which has put me off. I am intending to research this.
Watching Walking Dead last night got a bit uncomfortable. It's usually dark, but last night, it was positively pitch black. I reckon the plume of smoke they saw was Terminus being burnt down. I got a bit scared actually because I have to go to Taiwan at the start of April and I thought I was going to miss the final episode of series 4. It turns out however that there are fewer episodes than I thought and season 4 finishes just before I leave.
I have just finished reading "Nothing to Envy" by Barbara Demick. Someone on PB recommended I read it. I confess I can't remember who it was. I should look through my comments. In any case, it's something everyone should read. It's a quite horrifying look into the lives of people in North Korea. I'm going to load up my kindle with reading material ahead of my trip next month.
Apparently a senior cleric Saudi Arabia has issued a fatwa against all you can eat buffets because they violate Sharia law. No, seriously, it's right here in the the Independent so it must be true. I suppose this means some nutter is going to start fire bombing branches of Cosmo in the name of Allah now. Even if I had any sympathetic views towards religious faith in general, I'd have trouble taking Islam seriously because it is clearly run by nutters.
I felt a bit sorry for Max Clifford when I heard that he'd been hauled into court to defend himself against indecent assault which allegedly happened before I was born. I felt even more sorry for him yesterday when news emerged that the jury had to be sent out due to uncontrollable giggling after a witness told everyone he had a little penis. Now, even if he is completely exonerated, he'll still have to live the rest of his life with people laughing at his willy.
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