There is a form of fatal attraction to a long trip and I must admit to half looking forward to the trip to Bogota which in general went smoothly other that the start and the finish. However it involved crossing the date line which always confuses the hell out of me as it involved arriving […]
A pretty frantic day of meetings today including a few in one of the best Starbucks in the world, it even has its own mug and thanks to Zhen I have one! It is in a converted colonial building (pictured) on two floors and is a good place to meet. Very unstressed by Singapore standards […]
After yesterday's celebrations we got home in the early evening. I really should have spent the evening working and packing, but the knowledge that I was about to have three weeks with only one or possibly two days of exercise was weighing on me. So I quickly changed and took the bike out for a […]
After gaining my 50k steps yesterday I had nothing more strenuous planned for today than a leisurely drive up to the University of Warwick, an overnight stay and then my son's graduation tomorrow. Given that I fly out to Singapore early Tuesday morning today was also the only time to sort out various domestic duties, […]
After the mental stimulation of six days at Hay (more backfill blogs to come there) and the physical stimulation of a 13.7 mile bike ride twice a day in all weathers, it was back to the grindstone of email backlog and travel today. It started badly with the news of the death of a […]
An odd and messy sort of day. I am in the middle of sorting out the study to accommodate the new desk (that allows me to site down or stand up to work) and that means I have lost my old roll top desk with all of its storage. Good news is that I can […]
Last night was all a bit traumatic. I got back in time to take Sheila out for dinner, but then phone calls from children indicated multiple failures in the transport system. Net result I picked Eleanor up from Oxenholme as planned just after 2100, but having deposited her at the hotel had to drive south […]
I had a gentle day, the rain was such as to discourage a walk. I had no conference calls, no commitments other than the normal backlog of work. Saturday has the advantage that it is not Friday or Sunday. That may seem obvious, but on Friday people are still working and expect you to do […]
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