A few messages from them to you...

It's been a while, so this might be a bit of a long one...

First of all, my friend Enrique claims that this woman is his cousin, and mentions that he'd be desperate to get in touch if anyone's seen her. I wonder why?

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Next, Colin is feeling very proud about Lydia, so here she is.

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And here's a message from Lisa, one of my colleagues, to let everyone know that her play El Esqueleto de La Señora Morales is currently playing at Teatro Rafael Solana, Miguel Angel de Quevedo 687. It's on every Thursday at 8:30 until December 6th. She also mentions that it's "a hilariously funny play", so if your Spanish is up to it, why not give it a go?

Finally, I've had a message from a man named Roger Kenyon here in Mexico City, asking me to mention that they desperately need singers in the small choir he sings in. Please get in touch if you can help him out.

Normal service will now be resumed (just as soon as we find out what's normal anyway).

School Website

Not content with having built my own website, I recently volunteered to put one together for my school and set up email for the teachers. It seems to have spiralled from there into a company blog and student forum as well, and my initial promise to have everything up and running in under five man hours seems to be a wild exaggeration.

However, it seems to be working fine at the moment, and now all I have to do is present our teachers with their accounts. I'm hoping all will go smoothly.

New address

It appears that this blog's change of address went without a hitch and is now running from its own domain. I've also now got my own website, although there's not a lot to see there at the moment. Hopefully this will change with time.

The teaching's going well at the moment, and the meeting we had the other day to talk about strategies for our "virtual students" gave me some useful ideas. Now I just have to put them into practice.

Label Cloud

Here's my new label cloud, which I'm pretty impressed with - hopefully, it'll be much easier to explore previous entries now. Clouds also make it possible for bloggers to use far more creative labels in a useful way.

The instructions on how to do it are a bit complicated, but worth wading through. You end up with a beautifully-organised list which shows you precisely what subjects/obsessions a blogger has to share with the world.

Or it could just be an enormous waste of time.