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Planes, trains and automobiles…just a test of our resilience and initiative?
sgilroy, Apr 19, 2010
UncategorizedAnyone remember the movie where all flights are cancelled and John Candy and Steve Martin need to find their way home (see http://bit.ly/YfAlJ if you can’t remember this one)? Well, many of us are now in pretty much the same situation. I know that for many it’s not much fun, especially for those with small children stuck in a foreign country and trying to get home. But you know, at times like this it’s important to keep a sense of perspective on things. It’s very interesting to see the lengths that people will go to in order to get home or get to their business meetings. Here’s just a small selection of stories in the news – some of them great examples of ingenuity and initiative!
- Thom Noble, 52, from Highgate, north London, is managing direct
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