It is good to have the day over and done with. Such a busy say for me.
Not just with clients to see, but with paperwork to do for our quarterly audit. It is always a mission at the
end of the quarter when the computer data doesn’t marry up with spread sheets
created from the hand written data. So there I was pulling files to sort out
the mismatched data and to verify the entries and note down reasons for referrals
and the outcomes. As Forest Gump would
say that’s
all I have to day about that
This morning when we went down to the station catch our usual train to work
there were lots of people lurking about on the walkway between our platform and
the next. Turns out that the Southern service had huge delays. Eventually there
was an announcement that the train they were waiting for was so late that it
had been cancelled. Good thing we don’t get that one.
Apparently the Olympic flame was lit in Greece today and began its journey
to the stadium where it will light the torch that starts the games. We are not
looking forward to them. It is bad enough now with the crowds coming home on
the trains. Organisers do not seem to have had a clue about the impact thousand
of tourists will have on the transport system. All very well to put posters up advising
people to find alternative ways home. What if there is no other way to make the
trip. I think my choice will be to put up with the cruhs on the platform and in
the train or take a ferry over the river and spend the next hour trying to get
to where I can get a bus to Crystal palace. That bus trip will take almost an
hour . It is a no win situation
The Olympic statue is almost finished too. And what a statue. It looks like a huge
misshapen helter-skelter. Makes the Cuba street fountain and the mesh statue
hanging outside the BNZ building look positively artistic.
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