Today’s gone so fast we’ve been seriously considering the possibility that the Large Hadron Collider is punching holes in the fabric of time.

Meetings ‘n’ this ‘n’ that mean that nearly everyone has gone home by the time I write this but here’s who’s left: Nick has been working on new broadband faults support pages and a wireless security guide. Colin has been doing Brightview and other small development tasks and generally helping people. Phil and Gary are continuing their work on My Account. I’ve been mostly working out how to make our intranet more task-oriented so that it only shows you the things you need to know at any given time.

Chris from Comms:

Well it’s the start of the week again, which obviously means that it’s Monday, and therefore tomorrow shall forever be the next day. Or so the voices tell me.

On to what we’ve been up to today, or at least what I think we’ve been up to today, my mind is struggling to communicate with my fingers. Probably due to the disturbing lack of tea from Bob today.

Matt’s back and has made tea (twice), he turned briefly into angry Matt when his laptop decided it wanted a new wireless certificate but was soon pacified when I showed him how to install it. He’s mainly been catching up after his week on the canals.

James has been making big finger print smudges across his iPhone while hiding in meeting rooms and putting out some service status posts. He might benefit from this.

Bob has been pleasantly calm today, not angry Bob like we normally get on a Monday. You wouldn’t like Bob when he’s angry. He’s been in various meetings and doing some change controls.

I’m still happy from the mighty Liverpool beating Man Utd. at the weekend. Other than being smug I’ve been looking at problems and popping around forums.

Chris from Marketing:

Just another manic Monday, ooooooooh oh oh
Wish it was Sunday, oooooooooooh oh oh
Cause that’s my fun day, oooooooooh oh
My I don’t have to run day, oooooooooo oh
Just another Manic Monday

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