Wedding ring lost today in London in the Regent's Park area, or possibly in a black cab between Regent's Park and Great Portland Street, brushed platinum bevelled band with letters and a date engraving on the inside. Please contact me if located
@DylsDose@drinkspindrift First thing I do when we land is going to be to buy a smorgasbord of flavoured water, going to be so hydrated and bloated and I can't wait
I'm so jealous of America's flavoured sparkling water culture. Why has La Croix still not broken into the UK market, and why did Perrier stop selling their cans cry
An Amazon driver refused to deliver my parcel today because they took a wrong turn, wouldn't turn the car around to go the right way and then shouted at me on the phone that if I wasn't going to walk to them to collect it (9 minutes from my flat) then they were sending it back
I wasn't home at the time they called me (though even if I was I don't think they would have helped the situation). But I live in a pretty easily accessible area and the only thing the driver kept repeating on the phone was "I'm not coming to you, my satnav took me this way"
Nothing like the nostalgia of listening to music from 2007-2011 and hearing one ~quirky~ line from a song & instantly being transported back to having it as my MSN personal message
In Rome. In an ancient gladiator fighting forum to see Bruce Springsteen. All very cool other than the very unorganised queuing system which is stressing me out SO MUCH
Money in a payslip is great, and I absolutely agree that there are clearly large sectors paid for by our government who are severely underpaid, but what's the point if we all end up too exhausted to spend it or dying too young from all the stress and lack of sleep
Today I'm striking because money isn't the only thing grinding the public sector to a burnt out halt. We need investment in PEOPLE we need resources and staffing because I can't see a way out of the downward spiral until the huge workload can actually be shared