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Going Underground - which London Underground tube line are you?

I'm the DISTRICT line!

You run from exclusive, historic Richmond in the west to leafy, sub-suburban Upminster, in the East, and have pretty riverside views. There's a cosy suburban feel to you, possibly fostered by the fact that so much of your track is above ground. You are the sort of Underground line that people associate with outings, rather than commuting, and you feature on many London Transport advertisements. You are open, outgoing and fun-loving, with a slightly passé feel

I think I like that...

Germy

amishlurker's bruised. I am sick. Anyone else? Let's go and make ourselves a "Sod It" club.

Some nasty horrible folk dancer gave me their cold so I am currently very grumpy and out of sorts and drinking another hot toddy, courtesy of my dad. On top of Lemsip, which is probably a bad idea but who cares...

I would like to recount my weekend at the festival but I am feeling way too self-pitying to do it justice. I may *gasp* take some time off work if I am feeling rough tomorrow. I feel guilty because I would actually quite like that because I do feel pretty bad. But I'm not exactly dying just sniffly and sore throaty. Bloody stiff upper lip, what? I tell you, Queen Victoria has a lot to answer for.

Okay, positive things. I have transport again. I have given up hope of The Beast being found intact so I did buy the Honda Civic and it is a very nice car for its age. Though I keep trying to ram my foot on the clutch, which is funny because there isn't one. I really do need to sit down and read the manual because, being Japanese, it's advanced for its age and has all sorts of buttons and things and I have no clue what they do. And I need to figure out whether you should put it in neutral when you stop it, say at traffic lights. I also need to stop scaring the pants off other drivers by shifting the automatic stick thingie into reverse instead of drive. Hahaha.

Right, off to bed.