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So you are getting fit then?Originally posted by zeitghost View PostI let the train take the strain this morning...
But stone me, that frigging hill is steep...
Though it should be said that in my idiocy I took a "shortcut" which must be the steepest hill I've been up in a while.
Thought I was going to die by the top of it...
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Look on the bright side...Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostIn theory I should have moved desks today - but I am still in the dungeon.
there's still Emma...
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She has not been in today yet - but I will give you the full sp when she arrives. I will try to get some piccies too...Originally posted by zeitghost View PostLook on the bright side...
there's still Emma... 
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I certainly will be if I take that route every day...Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostSo you are getting fit then?
Maybe a route with flat bits in between the hills would be bettererer...Comment
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I think I'd avoid doing that if I were you... it sounds like a good way of either getting sacked or of appearing in the local paper....Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostShe has not been in today yet - but I will give you the full sp when she arrives. I will try to get some piccies too...Comment
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I feel very good today - weather was nice yesterday.Originally posted by FiveTimes View PostShattered... you ?Comment
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No-one reads the local paper in the city. Sacked means I get 4 weeks money and find a decent jobOriginally posted by zeitghost View PostI think I'd avoid doing that if I were you... it sounds like a good way of either getting sacked or of appearing in the local paper....
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