Wrong sides

Flatmate Nicole and Dave rolled in late last night after seeing the Stones play at Twickenham (so jealous!). I'd forgotten Dave has screwed up his knee again (evidently it's the same knee he has had surgery on before). So I was bit shocked to see him walk into the kitchen this morning with me in only a tshirt...he had stayed overnight because he's not currently working. I was probably caught a bit off balance both due to my normal morning fog, and because I had moved some furniture around in my room last night and it must not be very feng shui, given how much my new arrangement threw me off this morning. Even though I didn't move the bed itself, I have been walking around this morning feeling like I woke up on the wrong side of the bed...

But then again, maybe that's not so bad as Nicole. She finally has a working bike to use for her commute back and forth to the children's center. She took off with Dave standing in the front door, and I heard him shout as I picked up my backpack, "You're on the wrong side of the road!!"

I have got to go!

"The BBC Electric Proms are wired for the most exciting sounds of the year, from frontrunners of Britpop and forefathers of punk through to definitive modern music phenomena, and back again - spliced together over a series of unrepeatable performances at London's legendary Roundhouse." Proms, meaning a multi-media music event, this one taking place in late October over a series of nights. Specifically, I'd love to see The Who perform.

Dave and Nicole have been looking and will most likely be getting tickets from ebay to see the Rolling Stones this weekend, but I can't afford it at the moment with Sarajevo and Turkey coming up next week. I feel like I need to see these living legends because though it seems like they'll tour forever, you never know...