I know what lies behind the door

In answer to Abbey's question, no my train almost never leaves on time. It was just 5 minutes late this morning. This was because the train in front of it was delayed and was still standing at the platform when my train arrived. Then the doors didn't open when we arrived at Didcot. The British rail network is a disaster.

It's cold and foggy again. So foggy in fact that the planes can't seem to fly from Heathrow. Thousands of Christmas passengers seem to have been stranded in London as flights have been cancelled. It would appear that BA is the only airline affected and that long haul flights are running much better. Now how can that be? Taking off and landing is the same whether you're flying 20 or 2000 miles isn't it? And why are no other airlines having problems?

Dumpy got me up 3 times last night. I was right about new teeth. His next little fangs started poking out last night. Or at least, I noticed them last night. He seems to be drinking lots of formula milk however and is in generally good spirits.

I just got word that we are being released early tomorrow for Christmas. I just have to come in for the morning and then I can bail early in the afternoon.

JK Rowling has today released the title of the final Harry Potter book. It is to be called "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows". Sounds pretty creepy huh? The Do Not Disturb notice has been removed from the door on her website, but I'm at work and I really can't justify playing with it until I get home, sadly. She really does have the coolest website.

*** Pause here while I just spend 5 minutes looking at it ***

Actually, scratch that last thing. I've been playing with it for 20 minutes and I know how to get past the door. Leave me a note if you need help.

I said yesterday or the day before, that I thought that the first guy they arrested for the Ipswitch prostitute murders (Tom Stephens) was probably not guilty. Today he has been released on police bail and the second guy (Stephen Wright) has been charged. I should have been a police detective.