RehabRhino
02-07-2008, 02:09 PM
I went to London for a meeting for the first time in over three years yesterday. It felt like another work related milestone I should have tackled some time ago.
London is a 2.5 hour train ride from the city where I live. Not a vast distance but an 11am meeting meant a bit of organisation.
It involved bribing my morning PCA to turn up at 6am and a dash through the city with a colleague to make the train. Virgin Trains were really accessible and staff were helpful. Cathing on a moving "tilting" train is virtually impossible though!
A fantastic wheelchair taxi service took me to and from client offices - if anyone ever wants their number PM me - I'll be using them again.
London pavements are rubbish, poorly maintained and few kerb cuts. To be fair I did only experience Euston Station area and Bond Street.
Glad I went though. Going again in two weeks. My boss is delighted he doesn't have to take all the London meetings.
Back home by 6.30pm. Celebrated by playing poker and drinking whisky with four friends until 2am. Paying for it today. I'm craving my bed:zzz:
London is a 2.5 hour train ride from the city where I live. Not a vast distance but an 11am meeting meant a bit of organisation.
It involved bribing my morning PCA to turn up at 6am and a dash through the city with a colleague to make the train. Virgin Trains were really accessible and staff were helpful. Cathing on a moving "tilting" train is virtually impossible though!
A fantastic wheelchair taxi service took me to and from client offices - if anyone ever wants their number PM me - I'll be using them again.
London pavements are rubbish, poorly maintained and few kerb cuts. To be fair I did only experience Euston Station area and Bond Street.
Glad I went though. Going again in two weeks. My boss is delighted he doesn't have to take all the London meetings.
Back home by 6.30pm. Celebrated by playing poker and drinking whisky with four friends until 2am. Paying for it today. I'm craving my bed:zzz: