You may be surprised to hear that I'm organised in any sense of the word, but actually, I am. I'm enough of a loser to keep a todo list on my phone of not only all the things I have to do, but all the movies I have to watch, and books I have to read. Until recently, it was not in a very good state. I assumed that it was normal for someone who looks at a computer screen all day to be unable to read or focus on anything for long after a day's work, but it turns out, I actually just needed glasses. £200-worth of eyewear later, I am able to enjoy everything again and my eyes never hurt late into the night like they used to, so I've been back on the media wagon. I've worked my way through Kavalier and Clay, which I have been reading since I got back into England (Over 20 books last year and then 1 in 9 months - oh dear) and I've ripped through a lot of DVDs, including all of Red Dwarf (I haven't seen the new ones yet, don't spoil it pleeeeeeaaaaaase). I've completed a couple of games (Dawn of War 2, Mirror's Edge, Fable 2) and I my todo list has, once again, reached acceptable levels. Of course, there's always more, and there always will be - I hear there are enough movies available that you couldn't watch them all, even if you never slept - so but of the ones I really wanted to get done, I've done a lot. I'm not sure if it's safe to say it, but I'll say it anyway: I think I'm catching up with the world again. Don't tell anyone, they'll find me more things to do.