I think I might have overdone the sitting in the sunshine
yesterday; I slept for over ten hours last night, only waking when my back hurt
too much too lay down any longer.
I came downstairs to see everyone else had been up for
ages. Fudge seemed better than he has been. He didn’t scream in pain at all
yesterday (which was a definite step in the right direction) but his
belly was tense, and he flinched when I stroked him this morning. And as the
day went on so he visibly got worse, and was crying in pain again by the early
evening.
If only he would stop sprinting down the garden to chase
sparrows away from the pond. He can achieve the same result with a sedate
stroll, but there’s no telling him that.
I peered into the Internet over brekkie. Having put up my
tenth choice of film yesterday it seemed odd not to have to post one this
morning. I saw I’d got an invite to a Zoom quiz; I’d been hoping there would be
one this weekend.
I also saw I had a friend request from “Anna Cantoro”
on LinkedIn. I have no idea who she is, but much as LinkedIn is rather dull,
the random young ladies who want to be my friend over there actually have
clothes on. On reflection I won't add her as a friend... she might take them
off.
I then tried to deploy a virtual Munzee for friends in
Faversham. That took some doing; there’s thousands of the things over that way.
Finding a space on the map took some time.
With a little time to spare I spent a little while hunting
on-line for a Lego Fudge model for my Lego town. Hopefully the base plates I’ve
ordered for it should be arriving soon, and then I can get going on the town in
earnest. Mind you I can’t help but wonder just how long I should have to wait
for these plates. I realise they are coming from China, but having ordered them
two months ago they should be here by now? I’ve heard all these horror stories
about how post offices are swamped, but stuff I’ve ordered recently has arrived
within days. I do hope the plates haven’t been sent by Yodel or Hermes; if that
is the case I shall give up on them, write off the money spent and order new
ones.
At mid-day the nice man from the fencing company popped
round to have a suitably socially distanced look at our back fence. Over the
years I’ve bodged it and bodged it, but it needs fixing properly. I suspect
that the cost of a proper fix will mean that I shall just continue to bodge it,
but we shall see.
Once the nice man had gone I cracked open a bottle of beer
and got out my Kindle, and having learned nothing from yesterday I spent another
afternoon in the sunshine.
This evening we had a rather good Zoom quiz in which I did
reasonably well… but it was good to catch up with friends.
I’m feeling rather tired now…
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