I don't know where we're going, but we know where we are? (Part whatever)

As Princess Calla just mentioned, this has evolved quite a bit into an After Hours hangout/lounge area. We try to keep things supportive and light-hearted in here, so feel free to join in.

As for myself, deskside in the home office here, just after demolishing a fresh pain au chocolat 😋

chewing on chorizo . Ever since I said I don’t eat much I’ve been nibbling at roast beef , salami and chorizo slices .

Just had bubble and squeak and a fried egg, had forgotten how to use up leftover cabbage but now I’ve dusted the reminder off from the corner of my brain, I will do again! 😋😋

that’s fine , but can I say that’ you buying a mallet ‘ is a bit scary 😷😷

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I'd say you make a great comedy writer.

@Clementine Mushy Sun - ouch, hope you get the car sorted.

I just about remember the Stardust tragedy - I was not quite 6 but it was the first big news story I recall. It was a disgusting scandal how the owner of the building was found not only not responsible for the very avoidable disaster in the first enquiry, but he was actually compensated for the fire in his building where the escape doors were chained shut, causing many of those young people to die needlessly. He was a good pal of then Taoiseach Charlie Haughey - the country really was a deeply corrupt, dysfunctional, backward Banana republic in those dark days. I really hope the relatives of the 48 victims finally get the justice they deserve in this current inquiry.

Working from home here today in the home office, marking student assignments ahead of classes starting back after the Easter break next week - and a final years dissertation student will be interviewing me for my "expert" opinion for his research at 4.00pm via Zoom, so also preparing for that.

Was at my good mate's mother's funeral this morning - it was solemn but very dignified and the music played in the church was beautiful.