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Liverpool Station people clutter the platform and Waitrose has long queues at till with closed lanes.


Lamar wakes up and the first words to Khloe Kardashian are ‘I love you.’ Okay. Sounds like the making of a media love story. I empathise with Khloe, it’s not easy sitting by someone’s bed side, only leaving to go to the toilet, some coffee or sleep. Yet. Yet.  It’s an interesting situation. 
There is something manipulative about it. I just hope Khloe doesn’t get caught up, or even Lamar - they are real people after all. Anyway they all know what they are doing…this life of fame and reality shows. At what point do the cameras stop? Maybe never. Good luck to all involved.

As for my boring-ish life. Went to work, spoke to my colleagues - one who was a theatre set designer now turned painter. The other an ex-model, who used to do car shows. Yep, super car shows in Dubai. How cool is that? She even had a ride in a Butti - she’s gonna be my car consultant in the my novel. Oh yeah rock on. Other colleague is sharpening his looks for a special party on the weekend. Got his hair all cut, said he wanted it to look fresh-ish. Kinda effortlessly good. Yeah, it’s all good. 

Feel bloated so I might to losing the obesity drive. Had lamb pie - it was a bit dryish. Didn’t do pudding though later on, I plonked myself at my colleague’s desk and practically finished her Soan Papdi. It was good. Too good. Apparently they sell it in Asda.

What is with the people on the platform at Liverpool Street? Why do people take leave of their common sense and hover ROUND THE TUBE DOORS EVEN IF THEY AREN’T TRAVELLING! It’s such moronic behaviour. There is a cluster of possibly highly paid, suited and booted individuals who block the entry to the train. Of course I shoved past them, muttering under my breath. Really if you aren’t going to take that train, CLEAR OFF AND MOVE BACK!

It didn’t stop there. Some moronic cyclist jumped the traffic light. This is now accidents are caused. She raced passed on her granny bicycle complete with basket at the back. I shook my head. Couldn’t she wait for the lights to changed. This is a MASSIVE problem in London.  

Went to the pub for a quick drink, then nipped down Waitrose for a spot of shopping. The queues where too long for this time of the evening, and some tills were shut. Maybe they were short staffed. Decided I could do without the shopping, so put them back on the shelf - yeah, I’m helpful like that and dragged myself home.
By the way, I ‘ve discovered most banks now have a permanent overdraft fee regardless of whether you use it or not. RIP OFF. 


I’m done for the day. 
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