Late Night Documentary

Last night I was watching a documentary about the notorious "Black Dahlia" murder case from 1947. It was quite interesting. I remember reading a book about the case written by James Ellroy. It was turned into a film a couple of years ago. I don't watch many of the true crime documentaries, but I do sometimes and some of them are quite good.

On my way into work I bought the latest issue of Radio Times. It was another fairly quiet day again today, and from Monday I'm being moved to another department for four weeks. It's the department that I was working in when I first started at the company nearly six long years ago. I suppose it'll be a change. It's felt like a long week today, but then the first week back after a holiday always seems long.

I left work at around four and when I got home I had a microwaved cottage pie meal with a glass of apple juice. Later on I was listening to a reading of a short story by Mary Shelley (author of Frankenstein) called "The Mortal Immortal" on the radio, which was pretty interesting.