I Need Two Heads
Stop Before You Say it
2 Heads
Membranes Peel Session (30-5-84)
Shine on Pumpkin Moon
Big Nose and Howling Wind
The Great Mistake
Spike Milligan's Tape Recorder
Membranes
Big Nose and Howling Wind
The Great Mistake
Spike Milligan's Tape Recorder
Membranes
Age of Chance - 1st Peel Session (29-10-85)
Mob! Hut!!
The Going Going Gone Man
The Morning After the 60's
I Don't Know and I Don't Care
Age of Chance
The Going Going Gone Man
The Morning After the 60's
I Don't Know and I Don't Care
Age of Chance
Bogshed - 4 Peel Sessions
1st (4-11-85)
Packed Lunch to School
Oily Stack
Hell Bent on Death
Can't Be Beat
2nd (5-3-86)
The Fastest Legs
Adventure of Dog
Summer in My Lunchtime
Morning Sir / Little Car
3rd (28-7-86)
Tried & Tested Public Speaker
Champion Love Shoes
Little Grafter
Gather in the Mushrooms
4th(4-5-97)
The Gourmet is a Baby
Raise the Girl
I Said No to Lemon Mash
Loaf
Bogshed
Packed Lunch to School
Oily Stack
Hell Bent on Death
Can't Be Beat
2nd (5-3-86)
The Fastest Legs
Adventure of Dog
Summer in My Lunchtime
Morning Sir / Little Car
3rd (28-7-86)
Tried & Tested Public Speaker
Champion Love Shoes
Little Grafter
Gather in the Mushrooms
4th(4-5-97)
The Gourmet is a Baby
Raise the Girl
I Said No to Lemon Mash
Loaf
Bogshed
Gwen Stefani gallery of pictures
Gwen Renée Stefani is an American recording artist and fashion designer. She was born on October 3, 1969. In 2003, she debuted her clothing line L.A.M.B. and expanded her collection with the 2005 Harajuku Lovers line. Stefani is known as a fashion trendsetter.
She married British grunge musician Gavin Rossdale in 2002; The couple have two sons together, Kingston James McGregor and Zuma Nesta Rock.
Birth name: Gwen Renée Stefani
Birth date: 03-10-1969
Birth Place: Fullerton, California, United States
Profession: Singer, songwriter, fashion designer, actress
She married British grunge musician Gavin Rossdale in 2002; The couple have two sons together, Kingston James McGregor and Zuma Nesta Rock.
Birth name: Gwen Renée Stefani
Birth date: 03-10-1969
Birth Place: Fullerton, California, United States
Profession: Singer, songwriter, fashion designer, actress
Happy New Year!
I’ve been a bit delinquent in updating my blog lately, so here goes. My systemic health remains good. A visit to the cancer center on Monday for a clinical exam found nothing of concern. It had been 6 weeks since my first “routine” exam back in mid-November 2008. This was the longest period in 3+ years between hospital visits and the extended length of time between visits feels great. My next “cancer” exam visit will be in March and will include a CT scan of the head and neck. I have other visits scheduled at the cancer center, some as early as next week, but it is to work on a new mouth prosthetic device, one that they think may be more comfortable than the existing device. I’m still struggling a bit with some minor ailments which include pain, shoulder mobility, and most recently cold feet. The cold feet are probably a result of peripheral nerve damage from the chemo. I’m seeing a shoulder specialist tomorrow and will probably follow through with a minor shoulder procedure and physical therapy later this month. The bottom line is that I’m spending a lot less time on health issues.
I’ve shifted my time to reading and have two book recommendations. The Longest Winter and The Snowball. The former is the true story of an 18 man platoon during the last year of World War II. They fought at the Battle of the Bulge and helped change the course of the war. For those that survived and were not captured they endured unbelievable conditions as POWs. The latter is a 1,000 page authorized biography on Warren Buffett. This isn’t the first Warren Buffett book that I’ve read, but it is the most engrossing. I’m not quite done with this one yet. Both books provide deep insight into humanity and are inspirational. To change subjects, if you haven’t seen it yet, I highly recommend Slumdog Millionaire as one of 2008's best movies.
Thanks for checking in and take care of yourself.
I’ve shifted my time to reading and have two book recommendations. The Longest Winter and The Snowball. The former is the true story of an 18 man platoon during the last year of World War II. They fought at the Battle of the Bulge and helped change the course of the war. For those that survived and were not captured they endured unbelievable conditions as POWs. The latter is a 1,000 page authorized biography on Warren Buffett. This isn’t the first Warren Buffett book that I’ve read, but it is the most engrossing. I’m not quite done with this one yet. Both books provide deep insight into humanity and are inspirational. To change subjects, if you haven’t seen it yet, I highly recommend Slumdog Millionaire as one of 2008's best movies.
Thanks for checking in and take care of yourself.
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