It's fathers day, so I'm on the trek to the homeland so pay my due respects.
Once again I find myself squeezed on to a Cross Country service with people practically sitting on the roof, there is so little space! One had hoped once DB had taken on this operator we might have seen a bit of their efficiency rub off! Hey ho.
Looking around it's certainly an anthropologists dream. We have short vicars, unfeasably tall budhists (well I think they are, could be hari krishna, frankly at his height he must be on a first name basis with whatever God he supports!) and even a grown man crying.
For the latter, I can't help but wonder why he's crying. Everyone around him is doing a great job of ignoring him. That's the English for you I suppose.
I wonder if he's lost someone? There is a lot of that about at the mo. A friend lost her Mum last week and my Aunt hers. Once again I found myself a bit lost for words when offering my sympathies to them: 'at least the suffering is over / let me know if there is anything I can do' etc.
Should I talk to him... Offer him some sympathy, maybe an understanding frown?
Maybe he just has hayfever though...
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