the promised land
Glory be, in the recent excitement following the breaking news of the Bridge closure story, the saga of the abandoned terrorist car in our parking space has been neglected.
It's been a frustrating few weeks. Inertia all round. Firstly on the part of the police - not interested - and then by the landlord (real one, not former one who doesn't read this site) - unable to send a fax. Anyway, these woes are today a thing of the past.
Ms Love et I returned from a 'walk in the country' (full time jobs in the bag, starting next week, using the time wisely etc etc), to find the car was gone. Either the terrorists returned to reclaim it, or, slightly less exciting, the council had finally got round to taking it. And we missed all the fun. Unemployment clearly isn't all it's supposed to be.
It's been a frustrating few weeks. Inertia all round. Firstly on the part of the police - not interested - and then by the landlord (real one, not former one who doesn't read this site) - unable to send a fax. Anyway, these woes are today a thing of the past.
Ms Love et I returned from a 'walk in the country' (full time jobs in the bag, starting next week, using the time wisely etc etc), to find the car was gone. Either the terrorists returned to reclaim it, or, slightly less exciting, the council had finally got round to taking it. And we missed all the fun. Unemployment clearly isn't all it's supposed to be.
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