Unlike the interesting newspaper utterances of George Bernard Shaw, below, I have nothing particularly interesting to report. It was not a productive week.
However...
I picked up a Len Deighton spy novel in a charity shop the other day for something different to read, set in East Germany when Checkpoint Charlie was there. I haven't read a spy novel in ages, I'm sure I have read one at some time, or maybe that's just watching old movies.
I went out one night after work with some work mates which is aways good fun. A can of diet coke is $4. Four bucks!!
I am liking the new Kiwi series of Taskmaster a lot.
Watched a bit of sport, the NRL, ie the rugby league. Exciting few weeks ahead. Or a day of depression if one's team loses. Fortunately, I have three favourite teams in the play offs.
I've been at work for a fair bit of the week.
And that is the week that was.
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| WHAT I SAID IN NEW ZEALAND George Bernard Shaw, 1934 |
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