After a rather restless
night I woke to a cold morning. I shared the crusts of my toast with
my dog whilst watching "Dad's Army" then scraped the
ice from the car.
Mind you I'm not
complaining; I've not had to do much ice-scraping this winter.
Being a geo-calendar day
I set off down the A20. A few months ago a fellow hunter of
Tupperware hid some sandwich boxes along the A20 as drive-by finds.
They are quite handy for filling the geo-calendar.
I made a quick find in
the frozen mud then carried on to work. As I drove the pundits on the
radio were talking rubbish as usual. There was some bigoted idiot who
was ranting about how important it is that everyone should be free to
pursue their own religious beliefs. Even if those religious beliefs
involve reducing all women to little more than slaves, and/or
embarking on genocidal wars because someone else's crackpot religion
is at odds with your own.
This chap was crystal
clear on this point, and was so earnest in his belief. It *really*
boils my piss that they give air-time to these crackpots. And it
boils my piss even more that in the twenty-first century people still
have unshakable faith in such stark staring nonsense.
I got to work rather
earlier than I might have, and spent a little while reading my Kindle
before starting to do my thing. I then spent an embarrassing five
minutes trying to identify a strange noise emanating from a fridge
only to find the noise was actually emanating from a seagull on the
roof outside.
As the day wore on I
found myself wilting. I thought about going home sick but decided
against it. Mind you I was rather glad when home time came.
Once home I took "Furry
Face TM" round the block, had a quick
shower and whilst "er indoors TM"
took some luggage round to "Daddies Little Angel TM"
I dozed for a little while. The original plan was gather with the
clans in Folkestone this evening but it didn't happen; which was
probably for the best. I wasn't really up to going out.
I spent a quiet few
minutes solving a geo puzzle
only to find the thing is miles from anywhere. Oh well, I expect I
shall wander in its general vicinity at some point...
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