Tim Griffiths

@taipan168 I've always said that eating with the fork in the left hand and knife in the right makes more sense if you are left handed. Why would you hold a pointy thing that you are steering towards your face in the non-dominant hand? In the US they swap the fork over in recognition of this

Since 85-90% of the population is right handed, driving on the left with the steering wheel on the right makes most sense, since you are steering with your dominant hand. I will die on this hill.

The Sauce City Jazz Band at Sutton Coldfield Trad Jazz Club.

Red Kite at Digbeth Jazz at the Night Owl in Brum last night. Try it.

The Detroitwich Funk Machine at the Tower of Song.

George Garford's Ideasthesia at Digbeth Jazz at the Night Owl.

The Joe Masterson Trio at the Blue Piano.

Olly Chalk at Digbeth Jazz.

The DJ at the Castle and Falcon before the Big Band of Boom gig.

The drier place to hang out yesterday was inside the Crown Inn where the customers were dressed slightly differently to normal.

The Aelfgythe Border Morris in action outside the Crown Inn in Alvechurch in the rain. Tricky to sketch something moving that fast but managed to get most of them and two Morris Minors in the foreground.

The Aelfgythe Border Morris Wassail in Alvechurch and members of the Alvechurch Morris Men gather outside the Crown Inn.

The Notebenders under the baton of David Bustos in the Symphony Hall Performance Space in Birmingham.

Dave Browning's Jazz Cats at the Sutton Coldfield Trad Jazz Club.

Diddy Sweg playing an improvised set at Digbeth Jazz at the Night Owl.

Sketches from Tenerife. An abandoned water pumping station, a leper colony that was never used and a village in a steep sided gorge.

The Alex Merritt Band at Digbeth Jazz at the Night Owl.

The view from my beer at the Phoenix in Dundee.

The Bach cafe in Dundee.

Tad Newton's Jazz Friends at the Sutton Coldfdield Trad Jazz Club.

FORJ at Digbeth Jazz.