Neil Hopcroft

A digital misfit

Just gotten back from sushidogs tea party, a thoroughly civilised affair, which will, doubtless, be documented by others better than I can hope to do here. It was good to put some faces to names, though, and some fine buns and scones prepared by our wonderful hostess.

I knew I was in the right place when I saw the Diablo and the Sera parked outside, Milton Keynes residents can only aspire to owning a Lambourghini, this must belong to a visitor.

Beyond the wheels, the topics of conversation ranged between extreme barbeques, patenting an ingenious spicy easy cook food system, inappropriate ‘costumes’ for Whitby and some jam that ‘tasted like a flat I once lived in’.

The journey home was unmarred by traffic despite promises of ten miles of queues, I was, however, given a much needed awakening by a 60mph skid towards an unimpressed looking fox with just a couple of miles to go. Avoided, apparently without major stress to either party.


3 comments

    • Poor thing didn’t seem at all phased by two tonnes of angry metal hurtling towards it, certainly not enough acceleration happening for lack of traction control to be a particular issue.

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