The northlondonhippy

Archive for November 2nd, 2007

Ok, so I took a cou­ple days off. Sue me! I’m still ahead on the post count!

I’ve also been work­ing lots this week and not sleep­ing enough. I could make loads of excuses, but none of them mat­ter. It doesn’t mat­ter why I haven’t been here; all that mat­ters is I haven’t been here.

Maybe I’ve bit­ten off more than I can chew, keep­ing up with this “100 posts in 100 days” doohicky. Who’s to say? The proof will be in the pud­ding, or you could insert your own cliché if you don’t like mine.

Yep, you’ve worked it out already. I don’t have a par­tic­u­lar topic today so I’m just going to ram­ble on.

“Ram­ble On” is a great Led Zep­pelin song and in only a cou­ple of quick clicks, iTunes is pump­ing it out of my speak­ers. Man, I wish I had tick­ets to see them for their big reunion con­cert! I bet some of you fuck­ers out there have tick­ets! Wanna bring along a crazy, north Lon­don based hippy of ques­tion moral standing?

Of course you do!

Or you could sell your spare ticket on eBay for like a a trillion-gazillion pounds! Though bring­ing me along would pro­vide you with a life­time of mem­o­ries and you can’t put a mon­e­tary value on that!

For me, Led Zep music and weed are for­ever linked. I didn’t really get their music until I first got high, then it all made sense and I was for­ever a fan.

Do any of you know any­one who scored Led Zep tick­ets legit­i­mately, through the online lot­tery? I’ve yet to come across a sin­gle per­son who did, per­haps you have? Answers on a post­card, please.

I’ve got a cou­ple of days off after tonight and I’m going to put some seri­ous energy into pro­vid­ing you with some high qual­ity con­tent. I’m going to have to, to make up for this abor­tion of an entry you’ve just suf­fered through.

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