Spent a while looking for teabags in the Leeds office and then realised I wasn’t thinking big enough.
ALT A humongous bag of Yorkshire tea
The advantage of working from home is that no one can see you do a little dance when you get some regex right first time.
Vegans do eat a lot of frazzles.
The last in our series of how Britain votes by eating and drinking habits. As requested by @Nigella_Lawson how does the public's vote vary by crisp preference? In short Tyrells are Tory, Quavers very Labour, Frazzles the most Green and Walkers the closest to Middle England.
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The last in our series of how Britain votes by eating and drinking habits. As requested by @Nigella_Lawson how does the public's vote vary by crisp preference? In short Tyrells are Tory, Quavers very Labour, Frazzles the most Green and Walkers the closest to Middle England.
Something quite soothing about ministers who look like people who might have (and did) work in the public sector.
Trying to remind everyone getting stressed about the election that the views of 30 something Londoners are effectively irrelevant.
Stratford vs the roller skaters, round 3: did they have to make it look so fun?
ALT A tfl poster crossing through someone rollerblading joyfully
Increasingly panicked tannoy announcements at Westfield as a pack of teenagers maraud around on roller skates having a great time
In a team I won’t name we were all happily buying the new apprentice drinks until we realised she was actually seventeen.
Still sufficiently salty about missing out on the Millennium Dome school trip that if I was given one opportunity to time travel… that would probably be it.
Just discovered that the ground vehicles at Gatwick are all on flightradar and there’s something quite soothing about watching them scuttle around.
ALT A screen shot from flight radar 24
Just realised my mark of a well judged networking event is whether I get comments on the Elizabeth Line Gazelles. Maybe adidas is too close to the wire at the moment…