Mischief managed

I returned home late last night after an exhausting (but fun) break which culminated in a day at work in the London office. Perhaps not the ideal end to a holiday, but set against that is the fact that it means I can expense my flights down to London. Aren't I sneaky?

Whilst in the office, I noticed the latest sign of the company's recent forays into new markets - a series of wall clocks displaying the time in locations in which we have interests: Buenos Aires, Paris, London and New York. Having felt sorry to have missed April Fool's Day, by the time I left the office that day a small spot of creative vandalism on my part left the clocks displaying the time in Buenos Aires, Paris, Edinburgh and New York. It doesn't hurt to remind others of your existence whilst working from home, after all.

Alas, it was a short lived piece of mischief - I've just been informed that my handiwork has been spotted and the clocks are now restored to their previous state. I'd have been happy to leave it at that, but a rather unnecessary spot of gloating saw a declaration of war in response from me.

Suffice it to say, those clocks haven't seen the last of me...