Paul Foot

Tunesday 5th Apricot The excitement started officially when I met Aaron at the platform of an obscure countryside railway station in the Cotswolds, wearing my pyjamas (discreetly) and slippers (indiscreetly). Aaron and I enjoyed a rural idyll evening involving country … Continue reading →

Saturnday 2nd Janitor 2016 I met with my worker, Aaron Kilkenny-Sletcher, at my local aerodrome, which happens to be one of the world’s busiest airports. We had lunch and wines and flew to  Dublin to see various people including Uncle … Continue reading →

Moonday 21st Decadence I departed the earliest I have ever departed for an aerodrome: at 4.30am. I arrived at 5am, having had a gin and tonic in the car. It’s never too early for a gin and tonic. I had … Continue reading →

Mine and Tim’s adventure began with wheeling our suitcases from our Edinburgh Fringe flat to the tram stop. When one is going on holly day such ordinary tasks become exciting. As we took the tram to the airfield we agreed … Continue reading →

As usual, Aaron and I met at an ‘otel at Gatwick Aerodrome the afternoon before the flight and consumed wines and had seafood surprise. The next day we entered the airfield proper at noon o’clock and did writing whilst sipping … Continue reading →

Little is known / remembered about this trip, other than meeting Aaron at Heathrow Airfield and sipping whiskies there, a flight to Singapore with King Vincent during which we took turns with the wines and Aaron had to be manipulated … Continue reading →

6th Janitor This was a good pair of trips. It started by meeting Aaron at the ‘otel at Gatwick Airfield. Even the train to the airport was part of the holiday, due to the excitement. We had din dins at … Continue reading →

The trip began in Oslo, where I had been for sundry business purposes. I awoke at 10.08am and left my moderately posh ‘ostel at 10.33am. It was a lovely crisp anticipatory seven-minute walk along a freezing cold walkway wearing my Australalan summer clothes … Continue reading →

This trip was absolutely spiffing and here is a summary: Departed Edinburgh Festival and headed to the aerodrome for whiskies. Further whiskies on craft to London. Head spinning in bed in posh Terminale 5 ‘otel. Next morning, wines consumed at … Continue reading →

My trip to Hong Kong started with arriving at Heathrow 28 hours before the flight! I checked into the lovely hotel that is linked to Heathrow terminal five and relaxed in my room then I took a walk around the … Continue reading →