I like lists. I have several books with titles such as '1001 Things To Do With Leftover Radishes' and 'The Top 100 Books With "Zygote" In The Title'. As I love lists so much it's only right that I should write one occasionally. So here's my Top 10 things I have loved about this week...
1. Having been on holiday for 3 weeks I still have 5 weeks of holiday left.
2. Dancing for 3 hours straight on my night out at Heaven with my beloved.
3. Stuart Broad's 64.
4. Stuart Broad's hat trick.
5. Stuart Broad.
6. Curry and karaoke with my oldest friend.
7. Writing. Being on holiday gives me the time to write. I'm working on a screenplay about an IRS auditor who...well, that would be telling.
8. Steak and chips and Champagne at Le Relais de Venise.
9. Shopping. But I could say that every week. I was definitely born to shop.
10. Being on holiday. I know I've mentioned it already, but it's worth at least two spots on my top 10.
Feel free to add your own top 10's below.

The shop's back online. The good people at Goodsie kindly explained that there are no support staff working at the weekend and asked why I would want support at the weekend? Didn't I know the internet shuts at the weekend?

My store has been down for at least two days now and despite contacting Goodsie first thing yesterday morning I have yet to receive a reply. I have also posted a query on their support forum which they also haven't acknowledged.
I'm really angry - clearly internet shopping is a 24/7 activity so companies like Goodsie should have support staff available to tackle problems like these when they arise. To not even acknowledge my requests for assistance after two days is pretty poor.
Sorry if you've been trying to buy a script - I'm sure we'll be back online soon.

We have recently set up a store using Goodsie. In theory this should make buying scripts and music much easier, especially download versions as they can now be sent the instant payment is made.
However, as with all new systems we are experiencing teething problems. The store is disabled right now but should be back online when the good people at Goodsie get out of bed (they're based in the US) to fix it.
Let me know via this post if you experience any problems attempting to purchase our shows.

We saw the final instalment of the HP franchise yesterday. It was good - not great but good enough. The CGI was seamless - CGI has come such a long way in the ten years since the first film - but I'm not sure 3D was really necessary.
Where the first half of the Deathly Hallows dragged for much of the middle - moody teenagers in a wood...who would have guessed that would make great watching? - the second skipped along at a sometimes alarming rate. Having read the book certainly helped.
But ooh, my absolute favourite part of the whole experience has to be having to suffer the groups of what can only be described as McJob fodder who chose the cinema as their venue du jour to illustrate why teenagers should have to pass a 'social norm' test before they're allowed out without their parents.
And as for the final Harry Potter film: well, it's a shame the producers decided to deviate from the plot of the book and reveal Voldemort to be nothing more than a transvestite traffic warden with a God complex, but that's Hollywood for you.