Shelving

I went to the place which has infinite capacity for shelfies to return an interlibrary loan book, and to take out on loan a book I'm thinking of buying, but haven't yet decided about. I'll have a read first. I've read several of the author's shorter pieces on a similar topic, and I find her approach a bit impenetrable. Maybe the book will be easier to digest. I hope so, as she's an important author in the field I'm writing about so I really need to get to grips with her contribution.

On the way home, I thrashed myself in another spinning class.

And now it appears that the Home Office has decided to remove the words "European Union" from the front cover of passports as of March 30, even though we*haven't*left*yet, which is guaranteed to wind people up. And the Northern Ireland Secretary, whose ignorance knows no bounds, answered a parliamentary question about voting rights in UK referendums for Irish citizens resident in Northern Ireland (who only exercise their Irish citizenship) incorrectly, and had to be corrected by the Northern Ireland Office. We really are governed by a bunch of incompetents.