things you never knew about the Weasleys

[incandescens]

Attended "transformation event" at work today about upcoming changes to organisation, new ways of working together, increased support to customers, etcetera. It would probably be inappropriate of me to give my full thoughts on the subject. So I won't. There, that conveys my thinking fairly effectively, doesn't it?

At least I managed to use some of the time during the two-hour session to work out what the antagonist does next in the current book. Hm. Would an orange dragon manifest in human form with ginger hair and freckles?

My ankle/foot are less swollen than they were, I think. Hey, it's difficult to judge, and I'm not quite at the stage of measuring width with a tape measure. But there does seem to be progress.

Comments

[flemmings.livejournal.com]

Re dragons: yes. I mean, yes of course.

I thought you guys didn't have customers per se, just other professionals needing your expertise.

[incandescens]

These days it all gets couched in the jargon of "customer" and "client services" and "business case" and so on. Feh to this language and to creeping privatisation.

[flemmings.livejournal.com]

Ouch. Agreed. Reading the Grauniad on the NHS is a doleful experience indeed.

[incandescens]

I watch the junior doctors (vs Jeremy Hunt) with interest.

[sophiap.livejournal.com]

I love the idea of a dragon with ginger hair and freckles. That would be delightful.

[incandescens]

Excellent.

(Very elegant freckles, mind.)