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I went to services this morning, but was so out of it I left early.. bad me.

Then we went in to pick up the wedding presents. (They only deliver Monday to Friday, and I hadn't wanted to schedule a delivery in case I actually did get work.) Neil complained about parking near Fulham Road. I pointed out that it was better than Marylebone High Street and he was forced to concur. In the end we did find parking right near the shop, though it was only 2 hours. (Plus side: It was free because the pay-and-display was broken. The traffic warden said so. :-) )

Unfortunately the lack of parking meant Neil couldn't stay to go to bridge as he'd meant to, so we just went home. I had a nice sleep, woke up at 21:00, made Neil take me to Tesco ( :) ), had some dinner, then went back to bed. I think I may finally have caught up on sleep...

From an article on the new Wi-Fi network in downtown Jerusalem, a quote from an 11th grader:

"Let's hope they will spread the network to all kinds of places, not just downtown," enthuses Horesh, who fantasizes about conducting Internet conference calls with his friend without having to be dependent on a land-based connection. "It's good if everywhere in the city it will be possible to surf, to get information, to keep up with the news and to download porno."

(from http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/498292.html)