It’s Monday and I haven’t done anything interesting

So, I’ve listened to over half of the Triple J Hottest 100 of all time – what a trip back to High School that was.  I was having flashbacks to school dances and of being unsociable in my room listening to Jeff Buckley and The Cure.  It was a good afternoon of music on Sunday topped off with a Nirvana classic – oh to be a misunderstood teenager again. 

But I didn’t go anywhere, or take any pictures. I did successfully manage to apply for two jobs in the UK (successfully as in the online application system appeared to send away my files to wherever their destination may be) which took some time and I’ve got a few more to go over the next few weeks.  Hopefully the effort will be well received.  I think I’m in need of practice doing up job applications, as I haven’t had to do one for a few years now.  I think they were ok but time will tell.  Maybe I’ll trawl through the archives and find some colourful pictures to post till I get around to doing something more exciting.

4 Responses to “It’s Monday and I haven’t done anything interesting”

  1. Sharon Says:

    I was very pleased with the Jeff Buckley and Radiohead effort. Hallelujah would have been my top pick, actually. I crazy danced when Prodigy’s Breathe and The Killers’ Mr Brightside came on.

    • basketcase Says:

      It was great listening to all those songs. Had a little Wayne’s World flashback to Bohemian Rhapsody for old times sake, and loved loved loved Jeff Buckley. And Rage Against the Machine just encourages a sing along (and they were awesome live too). I’m glad the The Cure got at least a look in but did miss Portishead and Tori Amos.

  2. Sharon Says:

    Yes! Portishead – Glory Box! Why not?! Elliott Smith’s Waltz #2 (xO) should have been there. Haha! I had a Wayne’s World moment during Bohemian Rhapsody too! And RATM is the ultimate aggressive song… (no passiveness in there at all! ;)

    • basketcase Says:

      Oh I didn’t even think of Elliott Smith – what an oversight. I’ve listened to XO so many times! And Glory Box is the best Portishead song ever…

      I think the country had a collective Wayne’s World moment if the posts from Triple J are anything to go by.

      Haha no passiveness, they should take some lessons ;)

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