Where were you when everything was falling apart?

Lyric taken from the Fray's lead single (You Found Me) from their latest album uniquely titled 'The Fray'. I have just recently purchased it, is indeed rather good, at the moment a shade better than their first album, also a bit happier...A bit.
Anywaaaay, I was SUPPOSED to be going to the Cotswold Farm Park today but the person I was going to go with decided to cancel because seeing his girlfriend all weekend for the 9th time in a row is more important, well FINE. So it looks like I'm just going to have to release frustration by spending today bowling cricket balls at people's faces, then revising something presumably important. Admittedly the latter isn't exactly a frustration relieving technique, it is though unfortunately necessary to my Saturday schedule.

Yeah... HINGFY is getting a bit...crapy, it's a shame, but Paul especially seems to be trying far too hard, I know this series is two episodes old but I think I laughed only twice during it's half an hour slot, depressing. Reggie Perrin on the other hand was a minor improvement, I still think Martin Clunes doesn't suit the role all that well, but there were entertaining moments, 'Sorry dear, I ran into an angry farmer who was complaining about me throwing my GPS at his cows.'

Along with the Fray I also bought the Best of The Corrs album, don't really see the logic behind that as I already have most of the Corrs songs, but there you go... Listening to them has its advantages and disadvantages, most of their songs are fairly jubilant which is good, it puts me in a good mood. However, I sometimes like to sing along to happy songs, I can't do this with the Corrs without feeling a bit...weird, here being an example...
It reaches through my skin
And moving from within
It clutches at my breast
Yeah... Sticking on the music front, me and the ANNOYING PERSON I mentioned earlier have planned sometime after the exams to film a music video!!! We both think 'You're beautiful' is a tad shocking, but we've decided to use it as it provides maximum comic effect, not wanting to reveal too much but the woman in the song is so far going to be replaced by a large pie with a felt tip face.

Finally, I'm going to buy a lottery ticket later, 4 8 15 16 23 42 all the way. TOMFACT: Did you know that the closest those numbers have come in a real lottery is: 4 8 15 16 23 24 in the National Irish Lottery two years ago? - Source Wikipedia - Source unreliable.

Tom,