Wa hey!  Whoopie Doo!  Our OWN personal web page!  Wow!   Like, no-one's ever done this before!

Yawn.

So, who the Hell are we?  Simon and Janet Reed.  Janet and Simon Reed.

I am Simon Reed.  From Salford, Manchester, but I remember nothing about the place as I was too young to remember when my family left.  Where am I from?  Here.  I work in the computer industry, originally as a programmer, currently as a freelance project mangler.  I have my own company, SandJ Information Services Limited, which makes me a company director, a company secretary and a shareholder.  On one hand, life achievements, on the other, just sticks for the tax collectors to beat me with.  I am into wargaming and trying to minimise stress.

I am Janet Reed - I was Janet Gill until I convinced Simon to change my name.  Historically I am a librarian, now I am a home-based, self-employed indexer and proof-reader.  I have my own business, Reed 'n' Right, which some people think has a silly name but I am proud of it.

External common links - the items I like to have open in Firefox every day:

    External links

Webcams - a long page of favoured webcams for checking the weather and places we've known:

    Webcams

Interests:

    Narrow boats

    Warhammer 40K

    Games club

    Homebrewerying / beermakeriness / whatever

    The Pub Party manifesto

Pictures:

    Teddies!

College:

    An old assignment of Janet's

Archive:

    Hamster Dance - I could not find this when I went looking for it - but I found a copy.  You may need to adjust your browser window size down to about 800 pixels for the best effect.

Software:

Games:

    Elite:Frontier II

Useful data:

New important stuff:
    Current Earth status: NB: I am taking this status on good faith from the International Earth Destruction Advisory Board (IEDAB).  Disclaimer: "The IEDAB button should not be interpreted as a live indication of the Current Earth Destruction Status (CEDS) but an indication of the CEDS as of the most recent refresh of the page on which it appears.  For the most accurate data you should either construct your own Geocide Detector, or sign up for the IEDAB mailing list, which is set up to inform members of changes to the CEDS at the instant that they occur."