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I am out of the office today; yesterday's bleurgh caught up with me during the night and I spent a large portion of it curled up awake and shivering despite being under some industrial strength quilts.

Right now I don't feel so bad, but tonight will be the test, I guess, when I am lying down again, tubes in desperate need of a rebore.

For some reason, with ellefurtle muttering about eating eggs, I find myself pondering the sad thought that we shall never know what Humpty Dumpty would have hatched out as. And the nursery rhyme predates DNA tests, so that avenue is closed to us.

It's Harry Hill's fault for putting that in my unsuspecting brain.

(no subject)

I am out of the office today; yesterday's bleurgh caught up with me during the night and I spent a large portion of it curled up awake and shivering despite being under some industrial strength quilts.

Right now I don't feel so bad, but tonight will be the test, I guess, when I am lying down again, tubes in desperate need of a rebore.

For some reason, with ellefurtle muttering about eating eggs, I find myself pondering the sad thought that we shall never know what Humpty Dumpty would have hatched out as. And the nursery rhyme predates DNA tests, so that avenue is closed to us.

It's Harry Hill's fault for putting that in my unsuspecting brain.

er... that's it.

The snow has reached north London. For the first time in the 12 months I've lived in Whetstone, it is snow worthy of the name, cutting visibility to a couple of hundred yards at best. Yes, I realise this is still nothing to those of you in Chicago or Toronto and such places, but this is good stuff in England, and particularly in London which is always a good three or so degrees warmer than anywhere else.

Oh.

It's stopped again.

As you were, everybody.

er... that's it.

The snow has reached north London. For the first time in the 12 months I've lived in Whetstone, it is snow worthy of the name, cutting visibility to a couple of hundred yards at best. Yes, I realise this is still nothing to those of you in Chicago or Toronto and such places, but this is good stuff in England, and particularly in London which is always a good three or so degrees warmer than anywhere else.

Oh.

It's stopped again.

As you were, everybody.