Hey there. I’m writing this whilst sitting in the waiting room at Leicester train station. To my left are two kids jumping about on the seats and giggling. Really quite annoying.
I’m enroute to Derby to meet some friends. I missed the direct service by 2 minutes so I’m having to do the journey in [...]
Here’s a business tip from me. It may sound obvious, but millions of businessmen forget to do this. If you’re unable to provide a service to your customers due to technical failure, always put up a sign that says so. That way, you won’t have them coming up to you and speaking to you directly. [...]
Wowzers! I nearly forgot to mention Here To Geneva has reached a milestone today. It is 1 year old. To celebrate, here’s a completely unconnected photo I took in February last year that I rather like.
The first day was marked by the posting of part 1 of a 4 part write-up on my trip to [...]
Every weekday, having finished work, I catch the bus home. Two stops after I have boarded, an ear-ringed man gets on. He and I travel on the same bus home, every day. Nothing remarkable so far I suppose you’re saying. How about if I tell you we get off at the same stop? Does that [...]
Something I’m currently fascinated by is the Olympic Torch Relay, something I’m sure my Twitter followers will testify. I’ve been enthusiastically posting my observations of the torch relay to Twitter over the course of the last week. Today, I thought I’d create a post summarising those thoughts.
Lately, I’ve rediscovered the brilliance of the US version of The Office (named ‘The Office: An American Workplace‘ in the UK). I watched it for the first time when the BBC bought the rights to show the first series and put it on at 21h00 weekly. I thought it was excellent. I kind of lost [...]
It’s been an eventful week or so since my last post. Last Thursday, I spent a day at BBC Television Centre and yesterday, I woke up to an early spring covering of snow. I might post about those events a bit more later. For now, this post is supposed to touch base with you. My [...]
