Walking dissipates venom

Enthusiastic Halloween decor , on my way to catch the bus into town, for no specific reason , other than to get out of the flat for a full day of walking around aimlessly in glorious London. I packed my bags, in case of spider attack, left extra cash for the cleaner, apologizing for leaving her with very little to do. Tiny flat, I clean regularly. Inga, the cleaner has children to keep fed and in school uniforms. She is from Lithuania, feels trapped here in England but does not want to go back to her homeland. Employing  her is one nice thing Spider-Man has done, especially knowing that she is redundant during the time that I am here. Anyway, I packed my bags just in case . Spider is volatile.

And so, I walked. I went into churches and buildings and parks, I covered some ground!

 No perspective to show how large this tree is in Covent garden, a person of reasonable height would barely reach the middle of the barrel. I walked on, still the ju-ju of volatile spider would not dissipate. I walked the usual, Covent garden, Trafalgar , Charing cross, down the strand to the halls of justice, farther on down Fleet Street, going into buildings , churches and a pub along the way. I went to the pub to use the loo.a chain pull atop the toilet for the flush.

I learned of this pub from a friend. The olde Bank of England, pub, and was going to have sausage and mash and a half pint but it was too loud. I walked on.  More tomorrow, I am on my way out with Sarah , into the rain and chill to nunhead cemetery. Her father died last night.