
I hope you like it. Comments welcome.

I hope you like it. Comments welcome.
Right... Apologies to all my readers (all two of them!) for the lack of posts these past few months.I've had an interesting few days this past few weeks. Went back to work on Monday after having the previous week off (half term), and on Wednesday I started my driving lessons again! It's been nearly three since I last drove, but I think I did well. Below is a map of the route I drove.
I only stalled the engine twice, and accidently switched on the windscreen wipers instead of indicating... but other than that, it went really well. I also had to see the dentist because I've been experiencing excrutiating pain from one of my wisdom teeth. It appears I need to go to hospital and have it removed... Oh joy. I hope they do it under general anaesthetic.
So there you go! Kieran, Sophie and Kayleigh are growing quickly. I can't believe that the girls are nearly seven months old already. I'll say one thing for the past couple of months... They have flown by!
Lots has happened over the past few weeks which has resulted in me losing my interest in updating this blog - I doubt I will talk about here, but rest assured things will resume as normal soon.
After removing the motherboard from the C64C (Thats another C64C that I own behind the motherboard).
Two empty C64 shells with the keyboards removed
C64 Motherboard again.
The famous 'SID' chip
One clean (and less yellow) C64c case. Shortly after this photo was taken, we were on our way to Cheltenham General Hospital. About 15 hours later, Sophie and Kayleigh were born!!
My current C64 collection - 1 black C64, 2 cream C64s and 1 Breadbin C64 with a C64c keyboard. I also have an Action Replay V6 cartridge (red cartridge shown at the back of the right C64), and a C64TPC unit for connecting the C64 to my PC. I have also just aquired a Commodore 1541-II disk drive. Plus tons of software/games etc. It's not anything I have done - Over the past few months we have been having major building work on our IT block at the school. What started of as a simple 'replace the windows' job turned in to a massive 'shit, we've found asbestos in the wall columns' kind of job, and it has been ongoing ever since. Now, with only 3 more days to go, the IT block is still in a terrible mess. The builders have not been in for days, and I am left with 4 IT rooms that look like they have been hit by a bomb...
The new IT staff office (My office... the main Comms room is through that door - (note no furniture!!!)
This is a classroom and it needs to be ready by Friday - No desks... no computers... no nothing!
Classroom DU3 - Again, no computers, benches not complete and looks a complete tip
Classroom DU2 - Not as bad as it looks, but still needs workI love the way we were told at the start of the project that we would have 'plenty' of time to get the rooms ready for September - this includes any maintanance required, and the installations of Adobe CS4 and Microsoft Office 2007 on all the workstations.
Oh joy....!