The forecast late last night was for rain but it was mild and dry here today. I went down to B&Q just before it shut and got some 9mm MDF cut for a couple of recently printed photobox prints. Without glass or a proper frame they are austerity-era lo-cost, unprotected and would be non-archival, all good things. The kid who did the cutting did a great job, especially considering it was only the second time he'd used the machine, apparently. As for vulnerability, several days ago I walked on a print I'd left on the floor - it was an old one, fortunately - of a white transit van left parked on a building site in the snow over Christmas last year, by moonlight (yes, I know, how romantic ). But one I walked on two days ago is one of the new ones, unfortunately. In fact both prints already look like they were found in a dustbin. They say teenagers are incredibly clumsy because their bodies are growing at such a fast rate that the brain can't qui