(Not really up in the world – more a lateral shift from the north to south side of the house, so down in the world really)
The pre-baby manoeuvring continues at full pace. One benefit of all this change is that I get a new railway modelling cubbyhole, built into an old wardrobe space (complete with wardrobe rail made out of lead pipe until I removed it for use on Col. Mustard.)
This will be a much better space with much more storage. Downside was I had to build it from scratch. Upside, I took a day’s leave today and did it.
So now I’ve got the happy task of organising my work space.
After I’ve built the cot.
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Having now officially reached middle age, I am a rolling stock engineer and have worked in many different locations including a 7 year spell in Sydney, Australia, where I arrived with a suitcase and left with a wife and a son.
I am now based back in my home county of Yorkshire where I juggle full time work, being a Dad to two rascally mini-mes, and trying to fit in railway modelling, assisting the GWR 1014 County of Glamorgan project, and visits to the top left hand corner of Wales and Beamish.
In addition to my heavily railway themed life, I am interested in rugby, cricket, reading crime novels, falconry, and medieval re-enactments.
