Why is it, when you get to wednesday, you get the impression that it is a non-descript day. Well Monday goes quickly as you are busy getting in to the swing of the week, tuesday tends to go slow, as you are still getting used to the week. Thursday you begin to make plans for the weekend, Friday well you just want 5pm to come along, so you can let your hair down to enjoy yourself. Saturday you do your shopping or go out to buy clothes, and Sunday is for relaxing. The sort of day to put on a chill-out album, Zero seven, Stereolab, and so on in my case, shut out the world outside and just unwind, ready for Monday to come along again.
So we have wednesday, which is used by most universities as the sports day, which we dont know what to do with, even the tv networks dont know what to do with a wednesday, they put the crap programmes on. There was a time when the viewing was good, but not anymore.
I suppose years ago when I used to volunteer at the Heritage Centre, wednesday was the transport departments working evening, we met up, had a chat and got on with a bit of bus and coach restoration, or maybe chuck in a lorry or a car. Didnt matter what time of year it was, we all met up to have a working evening, Times change, work patterns change and we have to sometimes move on and get on with the things that are the priority.
So what else is going on in life today? well not alot really, the media is full of HRH Williams engagement to whats her face, well I'm not really bothered to be honest, I wish them all the happiness, but why should all the gutter press devote pages and pages of pointless toss to them. Maybe this country needs a royal wedding to lift spirits, to stop the peasants revolting? Who knows. I'm not really interested in what her former class mate thinks, nor will I pledge my alliegence to a family who's distant ancesstors took the country by force, and ruled the country under a tyranny for centuries afterwards, but while we have the Royals, we will have coach loads of american tourists travelling to Buck house in the hope that they might glimpse one of the queens corgi's. Still it brings money in the economy, so I suppose they have their uses.
More good news is that the Samalian pirates have released the British couple who had been held hostage, very good news indeed.
Well i'm just on local work for the rest of the week, then not sure what i'm doing at the weekend yet, Maybe more work on the Leopard, I also intend to move some stuff into the house at Long Eaton. anyway TTFN
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