A Call

I had a call from the Office the other day about this call center job and Max was supposed to send over the details via email. Yet to see any email, so i could say quite rightly "I did not receive your email so i did not go".

I will pop into the Office this morning as i need to print off another visit allocation for Canterbury tomorrow, and thus may do a Sheerness chazzer visit this afternoon, after i have been to Faversham to sell some books.

Bus Out Of Hell - 666

On my return journey to Kent i did decide to go and do the Rye visit after all. I picked up two books and two CDs. One of them is a jazz vocal album by Tina May with Nikki Iles and \tony Coe called "More Than You Know" (33 Jazz), whilst the other is The Beta Band "The Three EPs" (Regal).

i JUST FINISHED LISTENING TO THEM.  I have been using one laptop for the music and the other newer one for blogging this, propped up in bed.



Having done the Rye charity shop i traveled via Tenderden and Ashford. Hence i ended up on the bus from hell , the dreaded 666, with those brats and oiks from the schools between the William Harvey hospital and the town  centre. However, as i had suitcase and laptop bag heavy with two of them, i managed to get on the 666 at Park Street on its way to the hospital before it returns back to town to take us to Faversham. Between the hospital and the journey back the brats got on and filled the minibus full. It was standing room only but i had a seat with suitcase and laptop bag next to me. Chew on that suckers!