Tenebrae...

[lsur]

My first time here but not to be the last. It rocked! Or rather, moped, in a kind of rhythmic way. The music was consistently trad and the atmosphere was very laid back, friendly and I even danced. Met several people I knew, first-timers themselves and old faces from Cambridge. Got chatting to an American from San Francisco, though I'm not

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[surje]

i went on a date in the intrepid fox in 1992. so how exactly do you afford to go out in london three nights on the run? are you a man of "independent means" or something? :P

[lsur]

I am a man of an "independant credit card", which is on the point of melting under the strain. I seriously need to get a job. But, I was determined to do various things this summer and didn't want to let money get in the way. Being made redundant isn't good financially but the free time is nice. As and when I get my finances in order, I may well consider working for a few months or a year at a time then taking a break, perhaps more purposefully. Unless you are tied to a career/company, these past months have woken me up to the possibilities of other ways of working. Nothing I am really interested in is at all money making, at least for now, so any job would only ever be to pay bills, rent, loans, whatever. Any excess goes on the important things ie non-work stuff, like living.

See you at the Calling?

[surje]

sounds like an enlightened lifestyle! good to see you at the gig, review should be up tomorrow... and yes will be there this time after missing out last time! just have to do about two days worth of work tomorrow...

[scy11a]

*sighs* I remember when the Intrepid Fox was a punk pub with the top floor reserved for goths.

*cue crackly voice* Those were the days, young man....

[gigib]

>London rocks.

Maybe you should move here??

[lsur]

Tell me how! There could be money in it! Of course I should move but one or two hassles tie me here for now. But, yes, you are right and I'm working on it. Either London or abroad.