Life's tough! Take yesterday for instance. Hard day at work. Had a meeting with oh so british! clients where the only meaningful thing decided was to have a telecon once a month. Had to take them out for lunch and arrgh I hate doing small talk with people I hardly know. Have already exhausted topics such as weather, football and other such inane topics the Brits are crazy about (no offence meant).
So yesterday was Macro Economics in GB... Why the country should or shouldn't join the Euro, should Gibralter be a part of Spain or GB, and ofcourse, Big Brother. Not that it has to do anything remotely with Macro Economics but the Brits loooove to talk about it. Well my clients did too
Today was shifting day. We are moving into a slightly larger place. The new house is just about 50 paces away, so I cant even call it a stone's throw. My stone lands further away. So I decided to chuck the idea of calling the Movers and Packers to help me move and decided to make multiple trips in my car with my two assistants, TK and SP, since the house was so goddamn close. The entire neighboorhood was treated to a sight of 3 women lugging luggage, duvets, pillows, clothes, more clothes, books and other paraphernalia.
Today is Part - Deux of the moving-out process, and we're doing the study today.
So yesterday was Macro Economics in GB... Why the country should or shouldn't join the Euro, should Gibralter be a part of Spain or GB, and ofcourse, Big Brother. Not that it has to do anything remotely with Macro Economics but the Brits loooove to talk about it. Well my clients did too
Today was shifting day. We are moving into a slightly larger place. The new house is just about 50 paces away, so I cant even call it a stone's throw. My stone lands further away. So I decided to chuck the idea of calling the Movers and Packers to help me move and decided to make multiple trips in my car with my two assistants, TK and SP, since the house was so goddamn close. The entire neighboorhood was treated to a sight of 3 women lugging luggage, duvets, pillows, clothes, more clothes, books and other paraphernalia.
Today is Part - Deux of the moving-out process, and we're doing the study today.
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