It's 5am

I thought I'd go for a very simple, matter of fact title for this post.

I'm plugging away at work, mid way through Matthew Stiff's show. I've made a list of things that I want to talk about in my blog but most of them could almost be entire blogs in themselves. One thing I will mention though is my great frustration that my dad has today acquired an iphone. He doesn't know how to use it and it's wasted on him. I'm very jealous. He always out geeks me on technology. Grr! Oh well.

I've been chatting to Robin throughout my shift tonight because for some crazy reason he is in the library and has been since about 1am. I don't know how that man does it! Anyway, something I've been thinking about a lot over the last few days, is that if I won the lottery, and I don't mean the UK one, I mean the Euro Millions or the New York lottery (it was $210million) last week, then I'd set up my own national radio station that didn't carry advertising, that could finally challenge the BBC. It took me some time but I have finally come up with my entire presenter schedule. I'm not gonna present it just yet, because I want to spend some real time on it and really introduce the station and explain the decisions I've made. It will be my geekiest blog yet!! I have now challenged Robin to do the same, and he is busy beavering away as I type, coming up with his own new station. Will be interesting to compare. I predict Sunday as the day I post this new radio station to the world. Yes it's geeky and a tad silly, but it's my ultimate dream to run a radio station, and so, why not, just for a bit of fun, hey? Think of it as fantasy radio, as opposed to football - now, THAT's an idea. I think I may have just invented something.

Just to let you know that I'm currently halfway through Yes Man by Danny Wallace. It's taken me far too long to read this book. I read Join Me 2 and a half years ago, but now, spurred on by the film I am loving the book. Mister Wallace is a legend.

Right, back to work. I still have that list of bloggable items to complete over the weekend, so in the words of the 2nd coolest politician in America, "I'll Be Back!"