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By Lucky
Today started at 6 am. That's early for me. I usually only contemplate the snooze button at 6.45. Anyway, no point reminiscing, about waking up or the hours spent trying to decipher the East Coast Trains website last night - yesterday a giant icicle caused one of the overhead lines to fall down, so my trip up to Yorkshire today was a bit touch and go...

I'm here now (at King's X) and have successfully - so far - lugged 1 x suit case (size: same as those used to travel overseas. weight: don't know, couldn't lift onto scales.) 1 x large bag (size: big. weight: lots.) 1 x Waitrose bag with Christmas Cake (size: normal. weight: not much, just awkward really.) As usual I panicked a bit about getting here on time - although given the current adverse weather conditions, I think I probably took the 'elf & safety option.

What I didn't reckon on having to do was entertain myself for 2 hours... The central heating isn't really very apparent where I'm sitting (on a magazine on the chilled, metal bench) I've almost lost the feeling in my fingers, so if I were to stand on them and they were to fall off, I'd probably only find when I felt something warm and sticky (slightly gross) and that means I'll not be able to play on my laptop for much longer... I'll make this brief.

I'm super excited about this little trip - a holiday and I get to see family. Awesome.

Now I'd better press 'publish' before the lady sitting next to me with the wavering, slightly large bottom, ungainfully positions it on my internet dongle!


Lucky

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