I'm back and so is the magic of television

Hello once again. It's been a few days since my last post. NHS24 has taken over my life, and I'm starting to realise how people who work full time in there can lose the zest from their calls. I thought it just took to apply oneself at all times, but there actually comes a point when one can listen to cretins no longer.

But I'm back on the radar, and although I have another six hours to get through tomorrow night, I can have a lie-in in the morning, and I have the excitements of going back to College on Tuesday morning to look forward to.

Apart from that, I'm just killing time 'til I can watch what looks to be a wonderful documentary called, 'The Queen at 80' on BBC 1. When that's finished I'll be troubled to decide between 'Heartbreakers' (a con-woman romp with Sigourney Weaver and Jennifer Love-Hewitt) and 'Coked Up Britain', Sky3's take on Britain's not-so-young-and-even-less-hip's love affair with cocaine. We'll see what happens there, eh?

I'll sign on for a post tomorrow night when I get to the contact centre if things aren't too insane.

Brido