22:11 - Nikki came to visit today, so we wandered about Spitalfields, she played me some of her an Lenny’s stuff on tape (which was really good) and then we traipsed off to the South Bank for afternoon tea. We got sidetracked by the pretty prettyness of Shad Thames - biiig old warehouses that have been done up, and turned into flats and the like. Graham’s gallery is still there, with an ickle sign on it saying “Reopening March”...found this somewhat amusing as the last time I saw Graham he was telling me how he’d quit the gallery and was going back to college to become a lawyer so he could get money outta his ex wife. Or something So we wandered about Butler’s Wharf and Shad Thames, stopped in Browns for some food and cups of tea, no seats outside so we made do with air con instead. Still not entirely sure what the point is in a teapot that’s precisely big enough for a single cup of tea - why not just put a teabag in the cup and save yourself the hassle - but hey, the food was nice! Nikki then had to rush off to get a train back to sunny Norwich, leaving myself and James wandering about. We decided to wander up to the GLA building - it’s open Sundays for sightseeing. The view up there is amazing, could see everything from Canary Wharf to Battersea Power Station. Took plenty of pics of the inside and the outside and of the view - I really ought to finish www.exhibitlondon.com - could put lots of these pics on it I think. Some were really nice. Got back and did some touch up code to the site - I’d done a new set of logos earlier, and made it all a bit prettier. We’re picking up quite a few members now, there were 10 people online all at once earlier, I was very impressed indeed - didn’t seem very slow at all - wonder if it’d manage 100