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 Charlie Knox26, m, resident of spa, northern ireland, a thinker, who tries to be real, enjoys the company of nala(left), indebted to jesus for his grace and instruction in life and whose, amongst other things, studying sports science at UUJ. enjoy rugby a whole lot! |
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Monday, April 21, 2008 L.O. Some highly intelligent humour from the two ronnies. posted by charlie | 4:23 PM | Tuesday, April 15, 2008 Go on the boys!! posted by charlie | 11:13 AM | Sunday, April 13, 2008 Belfast On Form I love seeing Belfast taking small steps to becoming a vibrant city again.  Having travelled to a right few cities across the globe it has always pained me to think about the city experience i was coming home to. But like Newcastle with its new promenade, hope is in Belfast’s air as signs of change emerge at a fair rate of knots! It's great to see some new architecture springing up, attractions like the big wheel lighting up the night sky and little eateries (like boojum) beginning to appear here and there.Anyhow. Last night I had a good feeling about Belfast as we headed into the Titanic Quarter, through the building works beginning to transform the landscape down there, to go to the drive in movie put on as part of the Belfast Film Festival. I've always wanted to go to a drive-in movie but never expected to have my first experience sitting right next to Harland and Wolff's iconic yellow cranes or with the silhouette of Cavehill on the horizon.  The event itself was run with precision. Upon arrival you were guided to your spot by an army of torch wielding stewards before being provided with an A4 sheet packed with practical information outlining how the whole thing worked. It included the FM frequency to pick up sound for the movie and other helpful tips like remembering to start your car every 20 minutes to avoid a flat battery at the end of the show! Last night's movie was the romantic comedy 'When Harry met Sally' which alongside being a fun show got me thinking about love and loss and sex and love and friendship and lots my own life experiences.So well done Belfast...it's good see you on such good form…the appreciative honk on my horn at the of end of last year’s show was accompanied by a prayer that you continue to be renewed and revived and led into a life much fuller! posted by charlie | 1:31 PM | A Spiced Up Weekend Indian food. First I disliked it, then i could tolerate it and now I love it. Melissa and I enjoyed a great wee feast at the award winning 'Passage to India' restaurant in Downpatrick on Friday night. I'd highly recommend it but would be worth booking if you keen because we've been turned away a few times!! Mexican food. First I disliked it, then i could tolerate it and now I love it. Melissa and I enjoyed a great wee feast at Boojum in Belfast on Saturday night. It was recommended to us by Gregory and I'd highly recommend it to you. And you won't need to book. The Burrito is particuarly good! posted by charlie | 1:16 PM | Thursday, April 03, 2008 Sorry, couldn't help it! Scientists find a 14,000 year old dump! posted by charlie | 9:35 PM | |
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