I am fed up with the flu/cold or long, slow recovery I am going through. I can feel a sore throat coming on, which could mean a fresh bout on the way. I was awake at half four in the morning, waiting for dawn to come, Scully snoozing at my side. It could be worse I suppose.
The car has to go in for a service, and so Jools is dropping it off on the way to work, meaning she won't leave the house until quarter to eight; would I like to go for a walk before work, she asked? I would, but I have a meeting to prep for. I have a coffee and by seven am at work, searching the contract for clauses.
Jools goes out for a walk, comes back and leaves for the garage and then to work. I am already at the workface.
That is done by ten, at which point I have brunch and another brew.
We have been feeding the birds in the garden for several months, and now we can see the results: maybe a dozen blackbirds, a smattering of Blue and Great Tits, magpies, rooks, chaffinches and a charm of goldfinches. And there is something new happening all the time.I get the big boy lens out when I thought I saw a Brambling, but turns out it was "just" a Long Tailed Tit, still wonderful to see.
And all through it, the cats sleep through it.I run out of puff at some point in the afternoon. It is gone three, so I take to the sofa to watch Wheeler Dealers, no idea why I like it, but the results they get from rust heaps is just stunning. Anyway, I send some final e mails out for the day and I am done.
The garage calls; we need new front brakes, due to the high milage we are doing. Another three hundred quid. Gone.Norwich play in the evening, and draw 0-0 with Forest, and City are now the forth lowest scorers in the division, down from last season's second highest. We're not conceding many though. I watch another hour or so of Russian car crashes, which I am able to stop, wondering hat the next idiot is going to do. All pissed on vodka one suspects.
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