And a day, part-filled with chores.
I now set the alarm for half six, and even if I don't leap out of bed right away, I am awake, meaning fair game for Mulder who comes to say hello and meow in my face.
Hello, handsome boy.
I get up, we have coffee, and then go to the gym for a session on the bikes. I up a level and really push myself, so do my best session since we started going. The new tax year has seen the cost of a session increase from £9 to £13, which is rather more than the rate of inflation.
Back home for breakfast, then into town for a haircut at one of the many Turkish barbers that have sprung up.I am shorn, then with some lighted wick thing he burns the fuzz off from and on my ears.
And is done.
There is little else to do down town, other than get a haircut, there are vape shops, charity shops. And even WH Smith is either going to close or be rebranded now the chain has been sold.
Will Boots be next?I walk back to the car and drive back home, making bacon butties when I get in as we try to use most of the stuff from the fridge.
The first suitcase is packed, and so with the afternoon stretching out, I watch more Bangers and Cash, while Jools makes a crochet gorilla.
Which she finishes in the evening, now it sits on the stairs,mournfully judging us as we walk round it.I go for a walk round the neighbourhood, mainly to check on the colony of Coltsfoot on Collingwood, which as I suspected have been attacked by one householder with herbicide, but a few spikes survive among the small bed next to the path, which I snap.
Dinner is toad-in-the-hole: A Yorkshire Pudding with sausages in. Came out not so good, but good enough when paired with the ultra-crispy roast potatoes and steamed vegetables.There is football, the last Prem game I will watch until May. Chelsea beat Spurs, and while it burbles to itself, I check us in for our flight on Saturday.
Its getting close.
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