Unlike last year’s gig this one is permanent so hopefully should not have to place myself in the job market again for a few years; gets a wee bit frustrating applying for jobs and not hearing anything back from 90% of them – anyone would think that there was a world wide recession going on!
The job is in central London but rather than using the tube I have a 20 minute walk along the Thames to get to the office (way more pleasant) – have to walk past this building on the other side of the river:
And then amble past the headquarters of MI5 before finally arriving at my destination.
Hopefully the down time on the journey (and random events observed en route) will prove inspirational in creating blog posts and that “normal” posting will ensue.
Saw my first in train beggar on my 2nd week in, train had left Waterloo and stopped at one station and five minutes later a young man came down the coach saying that he had not eaten for 3 days and any money would be gratefully accepted. That was a surreal experience, made me feel like I was travelling in India rather than in the leafy home counties of olde England.
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A very smart and diplomatic answer. It’s really appreciable
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Hi mary, Did I miss something?
Gosh. I love London, and a nice walk to and from work can be quite energizing, I find.
Glad you've gotten set up in a permanent gig. I started a new one about 3 months ago, too, and it's going well. Like this one much, much better. Still not sure it's my forever job, though. We'll see...
Phlegmmy, Glad to hear that you have found a better job and that it is going well. I really enjoy my walks (even in the rain) as they give me time to think - and the exercise is a bonus.
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