London Overground
Talking of TfL, once I’m back at school (from tomorrow!) I should be able to apply for free bus travel for under 18s, which comes in effect this month. I’m sure it’ll mean yet another new Oyster card, but oh well 
Katie has her first day at Queen’s Park today, incidentally, so for one year only it’ll be all three of us trying to avoid each other in the corridors 
From Goodreads:
on Haarlem globetrotters: “One of our favorite spots. Super walking city. I think we were the ones who told your In-Laws about it…” Oct 14, 15:15
on 21,480 votes later: “Wow, what a month and what a year!!! Congrats Randi and Dom!!! Only great things ahead! Love the pics, glamping…” Jul 8, 22:04 on Bergen: “It’s always fun to see you two having such a great time exploring a new place!” Apr 7, 15:05
on I had a drink with…: “Matthew! Great to see him, hope it’s not so long before you catch up again xx” Mar 2, 22:47
Yay! I knew about this *feels proud* It’ll be lovely to see the ex-Siverlink start arriving on time! This year; on time *once*, and I use it fairly often.
I love the image of all three of you trying to look the other way in the maths corridor (why maths? I don’t know, just what came to mind) What class is she in?
7S – as we all know, on the ‘evil’ side of the school (Q P N K being virtuous and good, C Y S L dark and dangerous – I’m sure you’d agree 10Y person?
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Good luck Katie! Us three have perfected the art of avoiding each other, I’m sure you lot will get it sorted!
More about the evil side please…I always found 7s and 7Y totally demonic (oops, sorry)..
Hope the first days have gone OK, specially for Katie, think I’ll pop over and read her blog, see what she’s making of it all.