… a bad day today.
Yes, I do have them every now and again. even though I had a restful day yesterday and a decent night’s sleep, I just couldn’t get going today and I’ve no idea why.
Not only did I not do the things that I was going to do, I didn’t do any of the optional stuff either.
I really need to get a grip and sort myself out otherwise I’m going to be here for ever at this rate.
However, my adverts all over cyberspace are coming up trumps and I’m fielding loads of enquiries about the apartment and the stuff that I have to sell, although I’ve yet to have any visits, let alone any sales.
Hopefully this might improve as time goes on, especially as the agent immobilier wants to bring people round on Wednesday.
I’ve also been thinking more about my mega-voyage in … gulp … just 3 weeks time. I have to sort that out too.
In other news, a Press Release from the Metropolitan Police says that they have accepted responsibility for the death of Ian Tomlinson, the newspaper vendor attacked by a policeman with previous convictions for violence.
“I apologise unreservedly for Simon Harwood’s use of excessive and unlawful force which caused Mr Tomlinson’s death, and for the suffering and distress caused to his family as a result.” says the Deputy Assistant Commissioner (not the Assistant Commissioner and not the Commissioner either) of the Metropolitan Police Force.
Harwood, by the way, was found not guilty of Manslaughter.
Meanwhile, in other news, a nightclub bouncer who saw an off-duty policeman hit a woman and so pushed him to the ground – hitting his head and killing him, and who was told by a Judge that “I am absolutely certain that you meant no serious harm to (the victim)” – he’s just received three and a half years for Manslaughter.
“One law for the rich, and one for the poor …”
