I'm the first to admit that I am a bit fond of the telly.
I like to watch the news and some favourite TV series. I will watch almost any program on cooking or feats of civil engineering or endangered jungle animals. I like the odd movie. I try and keep up-to-date in the latest trends in children's programs.
Actually, who am I kidding? I'm willing to watch almost anything.
Except repeats.
I am always disappointed when television programming hits the off-season and the repeats start to appear. A bit like you might be disappointed (after kindly taking the time to read this post) when you see that the content is a repeat ... a duplicate ... a cheap knock-off.
Yes, I'm afraid its an unashamed rehash. I'm going to explain it away as a bit of housekeeping. Remember the freezer paper stencilling experiments? I thought it might be nice to edit and consolidate the posts into a couple of PDF documents for easy download.
However, coincidentally, it also meant that I didn't have to think of anything original to write today.
If in the coming weeks you see posts with the titles The year in review or Hoppo Bumpo - the 2008 annual index, you'll know that the mental blank has been a little harder to shake off than I first thought.
PDF downloads
Tips for freezer paper stencilling
Preparing a stencil image from a photo, using Microsoft Word
