It’s 5 in the morning and I am still awake, sitting up in bed, on my mobile listening to the rising hysteria in the voice of one of my lawyers still in the office, and reading my blackberry at the same time. I’m so tired I can’t see straight - if this deal doesn’t sign tomorrow (actually, that’s today) I may qualify for disability due to early-onset blindness. There’s truly some comfort in that and it seems a better option than being locked away for client-and-opposing-counsel homicide which is the likely alternative.
It’s cold and dark outside and in London in the winter the light won’t appear till at least 9:30 and the cold won’t change at all. Horizontal rain may start to fall later to add an extra dimension.
I’m emotionally wrecked and single and knackered and hungry and there are no clean clothes in the house.
I’m focusing on the champagne at the end.
Welcome. As Dave from Shrewsbury once told me, "it's serene, like".
Now sure, we had just finished bouncing down a river in Laos on inner tubes and were drinking beers in a butterfly-filled garden, but there's no reason life can't be like that [some of the time]. For me it's cooking and traveling and coffee with the cats and dancing in the living room at 3 in the morning to pretty trashy music and the semi-religious experience of really, really, good new shoes. I promise not to post pictures of shoes or cats or dancing.
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