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Oct. 13th, 2007 12:55 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
charliesmumDid you know if you type 'Neil' into Google - just Neil, the first three things that pop up are Neil Gaiman?
Mitch Benn pointed that out on his podcast, and I checked it out, and he was right.
Mitch Benn is awesome. Just saying. He has some brillant songs one can download from his website. My favorite is The Devil and a Hard Place, which is a song full of mixed metaphors. I find this amusing on many levels.![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
better_wishes knows why. :)
I've been slowly rebuilding my music on my iPod. In many ways this was good, because there were tons of songs I never listened to, and tons of songs I'd like to listen to, but there were so many they hardly ever came up on the shuffle. But there are songs I miss, too, because I'd gotten them from someone, or I can't find my CD. There's some Fry and Laurie songs I don't have any more, and some John Barrowman songs. And others, but I'll survive.
Okay, help.
One of Charlie's friends, let's call him Bob, apparently has a stealing problem. This is according to the parents of another friend, people whom I have no reason to doubt, and there was a time when $4 went missing from Charlie's wallet when Bob was the only one around.
He's a nice kid, and I don't know if I should say something to Charlie, or if I should just discourage him from coming over, but, other than the money, I haven't seen anything else, and Charlie really likes him.
What should I do?
Mitch Benn pointed that out on his podcast, and I checked it out, and he was right.
Mitch Benn is awesome. Just saying. He has some brillant songs one can download from his website. My favorite is The Devil and a Hard Place, which is a song full of mixed metaphors. I find this amusing on many levels.
better_wishes knows why. :)I've been slowly rebuilding my music on my iPod. In many ways this was good, because there were tons of songs I never listened to, and tons of songs I'd like to listen to, but there were so many they hardly ever came up on the shuffle. But there are songs I miss, too, because I'd gotten them from someone, or I can't find my CD. There's some Fry and Laurie songs I don't have any more, and some John Barrowman songs. And others, but I'll survive.
Okay, help.
One of Charlie's friends, let's call him Bob, apparently has a stealing problem. This is according to the parents of another friend, people whom I have no reason to doubt, and there was a time when $4 went missing from Charlie's wallet when Bob was the only one around.
He's a nice kid, and I don't know if I should say something to Charlie, or if I should just discourage him from coming over, but, other than the money, I haven't seen anything else, and Charlie really likes him.
What should I do?