... and all that jazz.

[tree_and_leaf]

This is a test of the WiFi ability of the Oxford Tube. I'm returning after a really frustrating trip to the BL (a wasted one, really), but on the other hand, an excellent afternoon and evening visiting the Hogarth exhibition and then seeing Chicago, which is in the (salty) popcorn category intellectually, but has some good music and, in this production, some very impressive dance numbers, even if the costumes did seem aimed squarely at the male section of the audience....

Oh, and the WiFi works well, but I think typing is making me sick, so I'll stop.

Comments

[parrot-knight.livejournal.com]

I've always found that there's a large gap in the WiFi coverage from just east of junction 7 of the M40 until junction 5 (Stokenchurch). It works; and as it doesn't make me sick it's another temptation away from the world of print and further into my internet addiction.

[tree_and_leaf]

It's odd: I can read on busses with very few problems. Maybe the light level has something to do with it?

[aervir.livejournal.com]

Is the Hogarth exhibition really as excellent as my newspaper claimed it was? I must say I'd be very curious to see it, and now I regret that my trip to Stratford in April won't leave any time for detours in London.

Also, I love Chicago, and I've got the soundtrack album of a Broadway production. If you're interesting in getting the music, just holler.

[tree_and_leaf]

It's excellent, only I wish I hadn't gone on a Saturday (except I was seeing it with a friend who - shockingly - has a job in the Real World)

Chicago is excellent - that's a tempting offer...

[aervir.livejournal.com]

Um, in case you should yield to temptation, can your Mac cope with *wma-files, though?

[tree_and_leaf]

Alas, no.

[aervir.livejournal.com]

I think I'll have to retract my offer then, as I -- technologically illiterate that I am -- haven't yet figured out how to create other types of soundfiles. :(