Are you still with me?
me?
me?
me.......
(That was supposed to be an echo)
So, Friday 21st January; Tony Bliar, our once glorious leader who now travels from place to place giving speeches, returned to be centre stage to tell more ulies, untruths, mispokes, or whatever.
Tony cuts an ever more lonely figure as his once loyal friends dessert him one by one, breaking ranks and saying that they were never really convinced about the case for war. The latest is is oldest, dearest friend,Lord Goldsmith, the once Lord Chancellor, who now says Mr Bliars announcements on the legality of war were at odds with his legal judgements at the time. So sad that it has taken Lord Goldsmith eight years to decide this, and make it public. Just about the only one left beside him, or fighting Tony's corner is Alistair Campbell, someone who is not really known for being upfront and honest about anything.
If Tony is so certain of his position and being right, then let him go to The Hague and test it at the international court.
So, onto more mundane matters; another week at work, more steps going forward and then back. Still no news on whether we all have long-term jobs; so we still continue as normal. If it wasn't for that hanging over our heads, I might go as far to say it's been a successful week; lots sorted and been doing lots of Powerpoint presentations and spreadsheets and generally keeping up with work. And now, I am on holiday for a week, as we have a friend coming over from Canada to stay with us. we shall be going out each day, taking photographs and generally taking the area in. And on Thursday we are going over on a ferry to France to buy more wine, more chocolate, more stinky cheese and eat their food and stuff. Jools says we will need a holiday after this week, and she may well be right.
The sun came out this week, and made for wonderful sunrises and sunsets. I include here some shots from Ramsgate as I made my way to work on Tuesday morning.
See y'all next week.
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