Yes, finally I made it. I was there all dressed up and pampered. It was a couple of hours networking at the House of Lords in the River Room. I managed to network with all the canapés and just to make sure I got all the information right I needed from them, I had several rounds. I was fascinated about the food and the tour at the end, when we were taken to both the Lords and the Commons with a dramatic entrance to the Westminster Hall at the end. I was so tired, all I wanted to sit to start with and when I was introduced to a very enthusiastic girl who is just starting Mission Year in January, I just passed her on to Christina. Personally, I am just not at the right place to talk about it until January when my finances finally start to take shape and I will actually be able to not having to mourn after every single tube or bus ticket I have to buy. Personally I would have said no to the Christmas Party, but that would have been pushing the boundaries, because I haven’t been to any of the training evenings since we started. I can’t believe I just paid £3.80 for tube tickets, but seeing Pugin’s interior decorations was worth it.
Still, sadly no progress on translating the novel. Everyday life seems to consume me more, than Monsieur Thesis did.
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