Strike Factory

Greetings been a bit quiet on the blogging front recently due to watching tennis and concerns about ESA review which has been sorted. In fact my next blog entry was going to be about my day in Eastbourne watching the tennis but due to issues getting photos from my phone onto blog that has been postponed and will up in the next 48 hours when I can access decent computer.

But this entry will mostly be non tennis related. I was sad to hear about the Tunisian death shootings especially as one couple found dead came from Crawley. Thoughts and prayers with the victims family. :( Apart from my usual volunteering and Eastbourne, I attended a theatre show in Covent Garden with Terri Dwyer (Hollyoaks and presenting home improvement shows), 2 mini comedy-dramas with one called Revlon Girl set in Aberfan, Wales a few years after the 1966 disaster that began modern health and safety laws in the UK (I learned about this tragedy via Shaw Trust employment training last year). Both Great shows, however afterwards I hung about in the bar of this small theatre, minding my own business with little drink before heading off and as I exited a few individuals commented 'oh that random stranger is leaving' 'oh good'. Maybe not cleverest idea for mild autistic guy like me to attend small theatre shows alone in future better to go with someone I know personally so easier to introduce people to me and not freeze up with shyness. 

I will be spending a weekend in Manchester a week after Wimbledon exploring city and meeting a few individuals in surrounding area. So any suggestions of places I should check out esp places relating to Madchester pop scene or decent electro dance music, let me know.