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things I'd like to say (again)

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Jax Blunt
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You are allowed in the left hand lane. No, really. It isn’t just for lorries.

Sigh.

Wonder if they’ll ever crack it?

Negotiations at work continue towards a new job title, few of them are publishable here I’m afraid. I’m pondering blogging my thoughts about the new home ed organisation, or Ruth Kelly’s latest parenting decision, but actually I just watched Numb3rs instead, and was most pleased to see one of the geeks in the process of getting the (non geek tomboy) girl 🙂

Thinking about weird things. Does that count as number 1?

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3 responses to “things I'd like to say (again)”

  1. Gill avatar
    Gill

    Definitely looking forward to reading your thoughts about those things when you’ve finished pondering! 😀
    Also kwym about motorway lanes, that drives me nuts. It seems to get worse as the years go by, too. Or maybe I just get less tolerant. Not sure which!

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  2. Lin avatar
    Lin

    Also looking forward to reading your thoughts.
    As for motorways, can’t drive and probably better off staying that way 😉

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  3. Jo avatar
    Jo

    I’m not a driver either. I’ll be the one with my thumb high in the air….

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