I have discovered a new gin.
It is called Bath Gin. But I do
not think you are supposed to put it in your bath like, say, a Bath Oil or a
Bath Bomb. So I am drinking it instead.
Bath Gin is made with kaffir lime leaves, so apparently I must
drink it with a kaffir lime leaf in. I am
not impressed with the result. It makes
the gin taste like a Thai curry. Not
that I have anything against Thai curry: I just do not think it goes well with
tonic.
18 February 2015
There is a misunderstanding on the domestic front and my
family accidentally take me to the seaside for the day. The seaside is strewn with fish and chips and
people trying to pretend it isn’t cold and smelly. Still, I have to concede it is better than
London, where people don’t even bother pretending.
While I am away:
- the new Education &
Professional Standards Committee launches its recruitment campaign. Its chairman has recorded a come-join-me
video. It is an engaging video,
with a warmth and humanity not often seen in patent attorneys, although I
suspect it will not go viral.
- the Patents Committee
writes to the EPO telling them how to run themselves properly, and Mr
Lampert shouts a lot about how great and influential CIPA is, which is
true, but I think perhaps Mr Battistelli might have a different way of
describing it.
- emails pour in from people
volunteering to join the diversity task force. They have obviously not read my Action
Plan properly.
- Mr Davies returns from the
dead. Though only just. He is still quite fragile, obviously.
- A couple more people volunteer
to stand for Council. They have
obviously not read the last three Council reports properly.
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