"Just Wonderin' What Time You Wanted To Get Together To Do The Horns"

Another otherwise empty day, visiting the Job Centre and so on.

I've got a meeting with one of the advisers in two weeks which I'm a bit nervous about in the usual dead end thought of mind, being forced into a job I don't want and so on.

The plan for tomorrow is to head over to University to submit my membership form for CSR, the radio station broadcasting from The University of Kent which is open to non University members.

The only problem is that I can't actually print my membership form out due to the shoddy half arsed way that Dad has set up the downstairs computer that needs me to log in, and a printer that won't work when you want it to.

To make things more complicated Dad's away in Europe this week so it may involve a visit to the nearest internet bar and hopefully they'll have printing facilities.

It's a bugger I tell you.

I'm sorting the cooking out tomorrow for both myself and Mum and I may attempt to try and do an experimental chicken stew with herbs that I haven't used before.

I may also make the effort to make some peas to go with the rice and it should be a rather filling result.

It's also a packed evening listening wise courtesy of X-Stream East starting off with Sarah Thompson's "Get Up" show and then Grooveline with Stephen Howie, albeit pre-recced as he's still on holiday in Cuba.

On returning however, Grooveline won't just be returning live on XStream East, but also as a two hour show on it's former home Blast 1386 in a pre-recced slot between 3 and 5pm on Fridays.

It really will be like the old days, although to be fair it's actually two years since the show was on Friday afternoons.

It seems like a long time though, and it was nice to listen to at that time, mainly during the first year when I didn't have any lectures on a Friday.

Both Stephen and the show will be getting a few mentions in my biog as despite not actually attending Westminster, we really did become "Soul Brothers" if that's the right way of putting it.

There's so many records he's introduced me to over the last 4 years and they're very powerful in terms of reminiscing.

Earth Wind And Fire's "Show Me The Way" featuring Raphael Saddiq being one such gem which grew on me quite a bit.

I'd be a right wreck if I hadn't discovered the soulful stuff 10 years ago.