Monday: Again. But no work for me today. I was going to Oxford Street to look for some new clothes but to be honest, I really could not be bothered. So I cleaned out my wardrobe and threw a load of rubbish out. Then sorted out all my paperwork and got two bags of shredding. Not the most exciting of days off but the weather was not very good, neither was my hair, so at least I got some jobs done that would normally never get done. It is amazing how much 'stuff' you just keep, just in case. Why do we do this?
Tuesday: Challenging day today. One of those days when you just have to take the bull by the horns and go for it! Not good; but had to be done. So I will draw a line under it and move on. Ring that bell. Ding!
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I worked in London during the IRA years and here we are, all these years later with the same thing. I will live my life; but all very sad and tragic. Ironically, every time I go over Westminster Bridge I comment on how busy it is. I am only surprised that not many more people were injured. However, the other side of the bridge is always the busiest as people want to get a good photo. That aside, it just goes to show how fragile we all are.
Thursday: I was in our Vauxhall Office all day to day and it was like a scene from Good Morning Vietnam! Helicopters everywhere. Armed police outside MI6. I do not like the armed police. I know we have to have them but they scare me. By the end of the day (and numerous meetings) I needed alcohol, but none of my colleagues were up for it. I was pleased to get home. It really has been a strange week in London.
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Finished the evening by catching up with some old friends as I watched Love Actually 2 for Red Nose Day. Oh how I love that film. It was lovely. In fact, Liam Neeson was sitting on my bench outside of the Tate Modern. How dare he. Especially with me not being there. Hugh Grant's speech as the PM was so significant in like of recent events. Oh I just love that film.
As always, with my love x
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