And there is work to be done too. Of course.
I am awake just before seven, get dressed and go down for breakfast where I meet someone from another company, we had spoken the day before, but it turns out that his best friend at school was someone I was with in the RAF! Small world indeed. And it makes a change for me to have someone to talk to at breakfast.
A quick blast round the rig road takes me to the office, where I find my minions have taken all the desks in the office and so I am relegated to taking one of the HSE desks. Who is the manager here?
Mails
Meetings
Work
Until lunchtime when it is time for all of us to go and sit in the tea bar as Matt has BBQd very pink sausages, and done some stir fry for our meal. Stopping to eat is something I rarely do, but it does stop your brain from thinking about work, and I think benefits from it in the afternoon.
All the time I have a window open following the transfers that are, or mostly not, happening.
More meetings
Another meeting.
Back to the office to wait for Jesper to return to shore with an update before I go back to the hotel. The guys are on health trips, and decline dinner out, so I will have to go by myself, which is OK as I can chose whatever I want.

Then there is an evening of looking at three website in rotation: the transfer page, Premier League scores and EFL scores. It passes the time until eleven when all the games finish. Will I stay up to midnight for the closing of the transfer window? Will I bugger.
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