At home with the Sokells

Tim, Brenda and Aaron Sokell

Yes, my home, not their home. I thought you would realise that. Sorry for the confusion.

Indeed, today was the day that my life has been leading up to, and what a day it was.

After the customary greetings and muffled handshakes, we moved into a period of intense coffee-making, followed by extreme conversation, minus Brenda (The Lady Sokell) who needed to do a business thing nearby.

During this important time, three significant things happened:

1. I helped Tim to upgrade his Blog so that the writing is no longer too small, and so that it looked nice.
2. Aaron got his very own Blog site, which he can now use to post Blogs onto.
3. Aaron nominated me for a GMail account.

All of these things render me less more unhappy.

We then moved into a tertiary phase, involving eating a bite of lunch and bidding extended farewells. Aaron also passed on to me a very useful piece of information, by telling me that he had successfully transferred his PAYG phone number via PAC code to a new PAYG phone. I had been told, in the past, that this was impossible, and so was thrilled to learn that it might be possible. I can barely wait to bring the glad tidings to Fiona.

They paused, before running, terrified, from the building, for this simple photograph. Tim and Brenda (The Lady Sokell) both look calm and relaxed, but Aaron's shiny brow gives away the sheer stress of the situation.

And now they are gone, leaving me to consider what happened here today.

I think it was a good thing.

Comments

[Aaron the Chanteuse]

I suffer from shinybrowness a lot in photos. Any professional would have asked me to dab it with talc. I'm apalled. Harumph.

[Louise]

Do u realise Aaron that you are calling yourself a woman?
Does that add to the shinybrowness, making it shinierbrowness?
My guess is that Andy could have dabbed it for you in photoshop... however the reasons why he didn't could be multiple!

[AndyC]

Aaron: What can I say? The camera never lies...

Louise: A man as ugly as myself has to do what he can to bring the others down to my level.

[Aaron le Chanteuse]

Andy: Obviously you've taught your camera to Lie.

Louise: This is 2005, are men not allowed to occasionally dab their foreheads with talc so as to reduce the level of shine?

[Louise]

Aaron: I was actually referring to your French!

Andy: What can I say?!!!!

[Aaron le Chanteur!!!!!]

woops!