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[inulro]

The plague has mutated into a very nasty sore throat & chest cold. I feel 100X better than I did.

Due to still feeling like death, Jason & I made a commando raid to London to see the Dresden Dolls. They totally rocked and were well worth the effort. Review may follow if I ever wake up. Allegedly, there were people I knew at said event, but I had utterly under-estimated how huge and packed the venue would be, so I didn't find anybody. Given my plague-ridden status, that is probably for the best.

Need to get to the city more often - for the first time in over a week, my nose and eyes stopped running. I kid you not. I am completely urban-living evolved.

I even have delusions of going to work tomorrow. I'd better be able to, because I've already spent the money. With this no sick pay crap, I might as well be working in Canada.

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[aeia.livejournal.com]

How did the parking and finding food go?

I've been down with the lurgy this weekend. I think I'll be skipping work tomorrow :-/

[inulro.livejournal.com]

We parked in Zone 4 near Boston Manor tube station, which was very hassle-free. The tube ride was a bit lengthy, but undoubtedly faster than driving.

The machine in the tube station gave us day passes as it was off-peak, so we cheated and ate at a random Italian restaurant in Covent Garden instead of trying to find something edible at King's Cross. It was expensive, but really good.

[rjshook.livejournal.com]

There is something to be said about lack of green stuff in the city to make you stuffed up. I remember that for a couple years in a row I was miserable in May when I was in Waterloo. Then I spent a May in downtown Toronto and was not stuffed up. Green space vs. concrete I guess.