been sat in a Notaria office in Spain getting more and more frustrated with the process of selling a property...............with the ultimate sense of calm after about 2 hours,,,,,
Yesterday I negotiated the London train system from the outskirts into Victoria then tube to paddington and home on my own I was a little nervous but soon settled into looking like a seasoned traveller It only took 6 hours!! Today I shall be resting and enjoying the rest of my week off Pity it's raining :-/
http://www.letsrace.co.uk/ I walked past here didnt have time to visit but that's on my list for next time as I wont be far from it
So far I've been trying to find out the corporate tax implications for working in Turkey. Nobody knows nowt so far!
About to go out for a good friends leaving do after 22 years in the Army! Gonna be a messy one! Wish me luck!!
Thank you merv I followed the crowd to find the underground from Victoria and finding circle line was quite easy I shall feel more confident using it again.
I used to like Jessie J, and then she joined The Voice. I have never seen anyone so far up their own arse. It's unbelievable. I'm amazed she hasn't managed to turn herself inside out.
Indeed. I've lived in London for 40 years and still find travelling by underground/overground/bus to be complicated, confusing and aggravating so I don't use public transport very much. It's not even cheap. Travel by bike or car when possible; even London traffic is preferable. Strangers and visitors have my sympathy.
I am quite happy to use the underground-but I don't like the crowding,pushing and shoving that goes with the experience.The buses tend to confuse me.I did like walking in London,but I cannot walk far these days. I think when I visit London this coming May I might push the boat out and use Taxis-no doubt I will still be shocked by the fares charged these days,but could be the nicest way to travel.