Today I needed to go to the local DHL depot to collect a package. I checked the Internet yesterday and the journey could be completed using one bus. I had a longer walk to the bus stop today than I usually do because the bus I needed comes from somewhere different to the one that I have been using for most of my journeys recently. That wasn't a problem, it was only a 10 minute walk to the bus stop and the wait wasn't too long when I got there. Because I was unfamiliar with the route I had taken my mini London atlas with me; it meant that I could follow the route that we were taking, judge when I needed to get off the bus and then follow the map while walking to my final destination, the DHL depot.
It all went very smoothly, I found my destination without any trouble, handed in the card with the details of my package and a few minutes later I was signing for it and setting out on the return journey. Again everything went smoothly and the whole adventure was completed in about two hours.
The package was worth the effort. It was the books for my next OU course; Human Biology. So this afternoon is going to be spent going through all the preparatory reading and possibly starting to read the course material. The course officially starts next Saturday, but I am sure that I can get quite a bit done in the next week although it will undoubtedly be more difficult to follow that the other course that I am doing.
So while I had a little adventure getting the books, the big adventure will be studying the material and learning a new subject.
3 comments:
You're so motivated! Lend me some motivation!!!
Human Biology does sound very interesting. Enjoy the reading! I have to say as a non-driver (but I'm actually a never-have-driven rather than a used-to driver) the Transport for London site sometimes needs to be taken with a little pitch of salt - especially their route planner. But it definitely has its uses!
Ahhhh I had eyed up the Human Biology course myself, it looks a really fascinating course to do! Good Luck! :)
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