Thursday
daytime- got my dates wrong and went to a meeting that wasn't
scheduled for another month, so had a quick scout around. Found Wayne Rooney's car at the end of Deansgate, sporting a disability blue
badge.
Who's driving @WayneRooney 's car while he's banned? Someone with a disability blue badge. pic.twitter.com/hwpVsYZjiG— Matt Tuckey (@matthewtuckey) May 6, 2018
I'm
assuming he wasn't driving, considering he isn't disabled,
particularly not physically as would be required for a blue badge,
but also considering he's banned until September 2019.
Friday
night- dropped into 20 Stories in
Spinningfields, the rooftop terrace bar on the ever-developing
Hardman Square.
Incredible
views but horrendous waiting times. We got there at 9 and the queue
went from a small handful to a giant line. Once in the building and
out of the elevator, you're then led into the opulent bar area.
Nicely designed, with quiet house music passing the time, but 50
minutes to get served on a Friday night is absurd. I dread to think
what a Saturday is like. As part of the bar is open to the sky, the
queue would have been larger than normal as everybody wanted to enjoy
the fresh air.
Views from @20StoriesMCR pic.twitter.com/lkDvgCt5Sl— Matt Tuckey (@matthewtuckey) May 6, 2018
More views from @20StoriesMCR pic.twitter.com/wtDh42Mdxj— Matt Tuckey (@matthewtuckey) May 6, 2018
It's
well worth a visit, but I'd recommend going before sunset and at a
time when the queue isn't so large.
Finally
finished reading The Private Eye Annual 2017, which I got for
Christmas and have been reading since then. I've not really applied
myself to reading recently- I've had a lot of other concerns like
money and the current government. I've said enough about them. So I
found the political satire occasionally funny but frequently
annoying, as there's no laughing matter about seeing your income
plummet and being hounded for 3 figures at the same time. Thanks, Tories.
Tonight:
Carnival of Fools, circus act extraordinaire, in
Impossible with Manchester Cool Bars. Last call to get involved!
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