In the dying weeks of the Jim Henson's Creature Shop I was fortunate enough to get a look around in the tunnels that stretch out underneath the building.

There is a deep history in this place and the damp, gloomy caverns hint at the rich and creative past, containing relics of productions gone by. It's not a trip for the faint hearted though, and with the all tunnels full of life sized casts and mouldings it's no wonder it's known as the 'catacombs'...

Well, here it is, a site update at last!

It's not 100% finished, but it's here. Amongst other things, there is a gallery or two, and also, more worryingly, some writing.

In additon, to get things moving I needed an ftp/sftp tool for file transfers, so I have been using the wonderful Filezilla. Fast, Free and err, fun.

I just got my notice.

One week left.

It's been a stange month since the news broke that the Creature Shop would be 'considering it's position' and word spread around Soho and the media pretty quickly. But after sitting here in an increasingly sparse office for the last few weeks I think it's time to move on.

It's like funerals, they're never nice, but there are good ones and there are bad ones.

This one, y'all, ain't been purdy.

With the Nike10K a few months away, I have been getting slowly back into running, with the aim of having a proper attempt at it this year.

More to the point, a bit of nice weather gets me feeling all sporty, so I just picked a pair of Ascis Gel1100's from Runners Need in Camden. They really know what they are doing, watching you run, and then giving you the right type of shoe with support for you running style.

In addition, I have a few friends that are going for the Bournmouth Triathlon and they have been getting suplements from SIS that seem to be pretty good, so I may be putting in an order.

And finally, I want a new toy.

So, no excuses. This week I ran 8k in 40 mins, now I have a log, and a time to beat.