The weather was wet for most of the day today so all hopes of doing any gardening were dashed.  Instead, I spent most of the day in the office/study at work for Complex Services - three telephone conferences, finalising our accounts and writing some letters.  Sara went into Salisbury to see an old friend from NCT days who is the co-director of an IT company which is having a few problems.  When she came back she had secured some more work for Complex undertaking a review of their HR and recruitment policies and issues.  A very successful morning for the Company especially as a cheque also arrived in the post today.  In the afternoon and evening I started work on the appendices for David Kaye's re-print of his successful "Old Trolleybuses" book.  I am compiling a number of appendices to the book setting out lists of preserved vehicles, their locations and suggested further reading.  It is quite a task but most enjoyable.  I have nearly completed the first of these - list of preserved vehicles - which I hope to check and send to him tomorrow for proof reading.  Tonight, Sara and I watched the acclaimed film on "Bloody Sunday" starring James Nesbitt.   Sara is determined to a get a better grip on Irish history and understand the origins of the Troubles.  Must get up early tomorrow to get on the phone to book Spring Harvest.
Tuesday, June 08, 2010
A Day in the Office
The weather was wet for most of the day today so all hopes of doing any gardening were dashed.  Instead, I spent most of the day in the office/study at work for Complex Services - three telephone conferences, finalising our accounts and writing some letters.  Sara went into Salisbury to see an old friend from NCT days who is the co-director of an IT company which is having a few problems.  When she came back she had secured some more work for Complex undertaking a review of their HR and recruitment policies and issues.  A very successful morning for the Company especially as a cheque also arrived in the post today.  In the afternoon and evening I started work on the appendices for David Kaye's re-print of his successful "Old Trolleybuses" book.  I am compiling a number of appendices to the book setting out lists of preserved vehicles, their locations and suggested further reading.  It is quite a task but most enjoyable.  I have nearly completed the first of these - list of preserved vehicles - which I hope to check and send to him tomorrow for proof reading.  Tonight, Sara and I watched the acclaimed film on "Bloody Sunday" starring James Nesbitt.   Sara is determined to a get a better grip on Irish history and understand the origins of the Troubles.  Must get up early tomorrow to get on the phone to book Spring Harvest.
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Wow Michael - the study looks amazing. You have been busy!!!
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