The electricity is back up, which means I can get down to the important stuff I’ve been putting off…
Finally up to speed on Mad Men. I love Don Draper, and have started drinking during the day to be like him. Anya says this is a bad thing, but she doesn’t understand us creative types. She especially doesn’t understand my need for a power nap between 1pm and 5pm every day. How else am I going to get things done if I can’t sleep for at least 15 hours per day?
I haven’t heard from Lucy for a while and I don’t care. As long as I have my business, Anya working on my business, and the casino I’ll be happy. Me and Lucy had nothing in common anyway. I run a business giving people help, and she’s a nurse – how could we? I certainly don’t miss her parents, I’ll tell you that much. Always trying to help me out and support me. Who do they think they are?
This week should be an interesting one as we’re applying for charity business status. We help people, so we’re a charity. How does it matter where the money goes? We’re a lot like Age Concern but younger – who can help those guys anyway?!
Back to Mad Men, I’ve come up with a perfect Mad Men-style advertising poster to get people into our business for advice. It’s been inspired by 1962…

I’ve designed myself after a heavy day of being Don Draper. Anya said she doesn’t like it but she’s not the CEO, creative director, copywriter or Legend of this company.
Anyway, I’m going to send her out around London to stuff these in people’s letter boxes.




