Dear Wireless,

You're child's play compared Glastonbury, which is obvious but when it's taken into account that you're also getting major names, you could at least make the rest of the festival interesting.
Also, please sort out the filth.
All the best, Ruth.

For all the criticisms I could talk about, I don't think I'll be returning anyway, so here are some photographs I took. Enjoy my disgusting feet.

These were some kind of luxury toilets/bathrooms, £3 to use a 'nicer' toilet, £3 to have your hair done and £5 to do both. Seems pretty pointless as you're only there for a day, and your hair can't be that bad, made me kind of annoyed, why did they have this and no awesome stalls?

Don't think that this quite demonstrates the extent of the dirt, but this was before I attempted to wash them.

She's amazing, I've got nothing else to say about her. Some of the papers talking about last nights performance have really annoyed me, I think it's quite amazing how they can completely change the context of things she says. Most of what she says seems to be a schtick, and it's obvious, and funny, that's what I think anyway.

'Empire State of Mind' was Jay Z's best song, the set on stage for it was amazing.

© Ruth Johnston 2010.

I've only just realised that 'O2 Wireless' is now 'Barclaycard Wireless', doesn't have quite the same ring to it, but the fact that the VIP area was sponsored by Vodafone now makes a helluva lot more sense.

Today is the first day I've woken up feeling fully rested, I guess the disappointment from Wireless really exhausted me. It's also the first day out of about 5 where I haven't felt rushed off my feet. It's alright, I still have enough to do.