Seaweed, Stockbrokers, Bee Gees and Masterchef.

Just back from collecting seaweed to spread on the raised beds. Needs chopping finely with the petrol hedge cutter. I look forward to that tomorrow!
Newspaper Rural Rambling Column in the Journal next week tells of  of Stockbrokers, Hogs, Spaniels and Olives.
Best Radio Program of the week: still the Tom Morton Show on BBC Scotland .It's all about the music. An hour and a half isn't long enough.
Current CD in the car: The best of the Bee Gees.
Most pretentious TV program of the week: The Review Show.
Best program on TV last week: Masterchef (nothing to do with the cooking, it's the commentary that does it for me)
The possibly impossible, but possibly possible comeback of the decade -  the Liberal Democrat Party if they manage to raise the tax threshold to £10,000 by Easter - and they don't put their foot in it and do something daft like endorse tax avoidance schemes for the impossibly wealthy. Or did they possibly just do that?
The most credible politician of the week: can't think of anyone, probably the hordes of MP's that say nothing when they really they should be saying something.
Most interesting Garden Website of the week: Beechgrove Garden . Possibly. They do a good TV program as well - nothing too pretentious. In fact BBC Alba do a good TV program in gaelic about gardening as well. Worth watching (seriously) even if you can't understand a word of it.