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I never realised how much I liked this song - it sort of crept up on me gradually after not being too impressed with it after I heard it at first, much like "Solid" did. The lyrics are strange, however - most of the time I can recognise some sort of meaning behind Gamma Ray's lyrics, but I can't decipher this at all. That goes for Jan Rubach's other song on the album, in fact.
Today was largely uneventful, but started with me receiving some appreciation mail for various things, which was nice. It's about this time that we all realise how much we've wasted our break (although I did have a very good weekend last week) and try and cram everything else in to the last few hours.
Graeme pointed out to me something unusual in the CS2003 directory... in amongst the .xml and .java files, the things you would expect to find in there, there's an MP3 by the Village People. Don't ask me what it's doing there.
Just got back from getting a pizza from Empire, as usual at weekends. Thanks for the lift, Paul - I don't know what we'd do without your car. Be considerably more healthy, probably.
Who says the Germans don't have a sense of humour?
Today was largely uneventful, but started with me receiving some appreciation mail for various things, which was nice. It's about this time that we all realise how much we've wasted our break (although I did have a very good weekend last week) and try and cram everything else in to the last few hours.
Graeme pointed out to me something unusual in the CS2003 directory... in amongst the .xml and .java files, the things you would expect to find in there, there's an MP3 by the Village People. Don't ask me what it's doing there.
Just got back from getting a pizza from Empire, as usual at weekends. Thanks for the lift, Paul - I don't know what we'd do without you
Who says the Germans don't have a sense of humour?
