What I did in December 2022

I visited Leeds for an Ingress Mission Day. I also caught up with cerebros_vivos and we got to work in the Tetley, collecting copper. I stripped wire and wore a hard hat and high vis. I ate mulled wine ice-cream and then drank mulled wine.

I went to a work Christmas party at Between the Bridges on the Southbank.

I sewed green EL wire into my scarf.

At the Tetley, we were given kits to do electroplating with, so I attempted that with jam-jars and bits of metal. I mostly ended up with rusty looking triangles.

I went to see the Christmas lights on Carnaby Street with a friend and there were jellyfish and sharks and planets and robins.

One day on the way to the office, money laundering was happening outside the Royal Exchange.

I visited a friend in Deal and we had a nice walk by the sea and ate lunch on the pier.

It snowed in December, but just a little bit, and the cobwebs froze.

For Christmas I went to visit my family in St Albans and it was lovely to see them.

There were train strikes and then industrial action in December, which meant no trains stopped at my station for about 3 weeks.

I visited Margate with my mum and stared at the sea and the sky looked lovely at sunset.

For Ingress Second Sunday, I met up with people and did a banner in Walthamstow.