Admittingly, this weekend is culminating with a dash to the tube hoping that stations are still open after I arrive London Liverpool Street station just after midnight. I don't think I'd want to take a taxi considering that I know London like the back of my hand. I am aboard the 10 pm train to London from Norwich and it's like ghost-town inside the carriage. I'm tanned from today's sunshine but the other passenger haunts me with his pale, haemoglobin-deprived look. I'm munching on some minstrels and I'm tempted to offer him some nourishment. But I'm deciding not to. His posh accent tells me his rich enough to buy a herd of cows he can butcher and give him some much needed iron.
This evening is not about him really. It is about the weekend. I left Gelo at the station and has less than an hour drive to reach home. I have on the other hand just a little over two hours to my destination. I have ample time to write about the anecdotal accounts of what happened in the past 50 hours away from London. However, iPhone blogging as I mentioned a million times already is to pee under the influence of alcohol where you end up wetting your summer canvass shoes and you say "shit" when you know it's incorrectly used in two known levels of comprehension. "Ewwww" would have been appropriate but mocking oneself for stupidity is not a good idea in building self-esteem. So I will stop blogging nonsensical thoughts here and just outline possible titles for my coming blogposts.
- Thelma and Louise - with the police minus the chase
- State of mind - He is the highway, the corners and the nooks covered by sat nav
- If I was Simon Cowell
- Half of the battle won
- Captain America needs venofer and EPO
They're the titles and I can't wait to be home and start writing them. I hope the motivation potion is still frozen in the fridge but I haven't got a clue if my electricity top-up at home was enough to power the motor for more than 50 hours. Otherwise, photos will be an alternative to play and arouse your imagination. But then again, some people are lazy and pictures are enough for them to get that fix from reading blogs. The VoiceOver from the train is saying "We are arriving Ipswich...". Damn it, I have over an hour more to stare at this horrid blue train seats (with dull orange prints) that have seen and felt more backs and bottoms than my old, decrepit sofa at home.
An hour seems forever and minstrels chocolate buttons are running out.
 









