h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Overall my main impression was that the meet seemed to go by very quickly.
I still feel something of an outsider at these things. What with being the token cretin.
Still all hail to the ale, for it compassionate and merciful and if you are seen to have drunk enough of it people think the reason there's crap coming of your mouth is because ale is impairing your cognitive abilities.
I chose to smoke, it's stupid crutch but it gives me support.
I met Hati, Hapi who explained to that there is no cold like Estonian cold. I'm sure I met other interesting folks too but I can't remember who and being deathly dull I'm sure they don't remember me either...
I met the lovely B'Elana again. I was sad to seen more of at the meet. But, as I've long said I'm a poor conversationalist, [and Roymondo agrees with on that,] so perhaps that was for the best after all.
At some point whilst I was outside with my fellow reprobates someone wandered off with the herbage that B'Elana had taken the time and trouble to bring over for me which was not a little annoying. And I'm sorry for not keeping a much closer eye on it.

I enjoyed myself there and didn't really want the night to end which when you have a train to catch either means biting the bullet or missing your train and being bailed out by a pair of drunken flouncers.
The flouncers that came to my rescue were 2legs and Roymondo and I only made good my escape some few hours ago.

So sorry somebody else took the green sauce, let's just hope whoever it was will know what to do with it and appreciate the meal.
It was great to see you , and you're not dull at all.
Glad to hear you enjoyed yourself and found a place to stay for the rest of the night.

Yes, I really hope they aren't wasted as well as lost.

It was lovely to see you too. I glad you got there in the end. Did you enjoy Kew? I hope the walk wasn't to unkind to your feet.

Kew was nice, and my feet are fine - it's my legs that ache
Never mind, it was well worth it.

Glad it was worth the aches.
If I'd have arrived in London a bit earlier I'd have popped to the Soanes Museum as it's just around the corner from Shakespeare's Head and I rather enjoyed my last visit, the Hogarths especially.

I went to the British Library on Friday afternoon, that was fantastic.

Went to see the permanent exhibition first, then saw the summer exhibition which only opened on Friday:

http://www.bl.uk/sacred

Fascinating works of art those. Also to get up close to one of the Dead Sea scrolls could be exciting.