You have just washed your hands. You see tissue and the dryer. You start to think of which is the more efficient way to conserve energy. Tissue would lead to waste but then it get's recycled. Where as the dryer dries your hands faster but the heat energy can't be transferred after.

What would you do?
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Anyway, I have passed a few interesting buildings during work and will definitely take photos of them whenever I am freeeeee....some of them are:
1) The Gherkin
2) Lloyd's London (dubbed the 'inverted' building)
3) Arup's new headquarters out at Fitzroy Street

2nd and 3rd one were done by the same architectural company called Richard Rogers. They also did a similar one in Hong Kong. Apparently it's some kind of phase.

Am learning the processes of flatting and being on contract for work. Very interesting.

Also learning about the plans for bills in a flat. Also interesting. One day, i'll collate and organise them for any first timers :).

Thinking of going further out than London and see the markets. It's about £1 per trip to places like Liverpool! Cheap cheap.