What I Have Been Up To

It has been suggested to me, in the nicest (or rather, drunkest) possible way, that I ought to update this a bit more often. Nourish it. Pay it some attention, that sort of thing. And I have been thinking about this and thinking that the reason I don't is probably because I have a very very dull interior life.

Still, here we go. In common with the other blogs in this set, I've had a very drunken weekend in the company of many many posters from the sparkly thread. I am looking speculatively at random passers-by and wondering if there will ever be a remote tissue-type service so that you can identify and run over your own liver donor. In my gym, lots of people have t-shirts that say "If you gave your body to medical science, would they accept it?": in my case, the answer is probably Yes, but only for entertainment value.

Before that, I spent some time working in Greece, which was very hot, great fun and fairly annoying. I experienced The Greek Meeting (and have had it confirmed as archetypal): three hours long, everyone at least half an hour late, everyone shouting and rubbishing each other's ideas (apart from the people who were loudly on their mobiles throughout), everyone smoking, finishing more than an hour late, and only two items on an eight-item agenda covered. My lasting memento of the trip is a huge amount of extremely cheap gin and vodka.

In other news, I met up with my ex-boyfriend who tried to persuade me to shag him (annoying and gratifying in roughly equal measure): looked at some flats but failed to find anywhere I like more than this one: tried Ocado, who are amazing needy for a delivery service.

This is all about the things I've done, not the things I think and feel. I'm not sure if that is due to a paucity of thought and feeling (see above). Still, it's been fun. And might stop certain people ticking me off, temporarily.