Today was good. The piece of work that I spent working on is now being used by the rest of the team without too many problems - which is what I wanted.

I'm at the stage now that my cold(I developed a bit of a cold recently doing the above mentioned work late at night)
is not quite sure if it is a cold or even whether it want to be one - I'm in no mans land. Where I'm thinking, should I go to the gym or not. Sadly, I probably won't and as much I hate knowing that my body isn't working, I know the value of looking after myself. So yeah, double edges sword really. Had a sorta healthy meal which, included fruit, yoghurt, orange juice, sandwich and limited my sugar intake. All pretty ok things to do but...half way through my body threw a hissy fit and I got a headache which, prompted me to have a coffee with sugar...it relaxed - so temperamental...

If my headache was due to lack of usual sugar intake(which it may not be) then a lot can be said about sugar addiction and adaption in my body.

Played some XBox today during my lunch break which was good - out chill-out room is well equipped! Heard some pretty bad rumours and news that our Finance team is getting made redundant which sucks hugely - I don't know if I should feel as frustrated as I do- I hate seeing friends and people i like depart, worse when there is speculation...

Anyway, this morning I was walking towards the office, past Liverpool street station and I realised how beautiful and privileged it is to walk by such beautiful, old and historic designs and architecture. I'm sometimes really blow away by my luck. London city, is so beautiful - it really is. The wonderful thing is going to be remembering it. That said even now, I have this strange feeling - I'm getting excited and also that feeling you would get only when you're away and missing something and thinking how great it was. I'm getting that now, here and I'm feeling it's significance which just makes me appreciate it so much more. Can't say how happy I am so see London and more so how it makes me feel.

I'm slowly getting through my book on the biography of Cancer and although only some parts are really informative, others are just explanations of Cancer pioneer's situations and lives throughout the worlds take of Cancer - that's pretty boring. I'm about half way now - I'm officially allowed to look at the few distinct white, photo quality images in the centre of the book now. I say that but I cheated about 3/4 and looked at them anyway.


That's about it, really.