Bearing in mind the
rather long walk we had yesterday I would have thought I might have
slept better than I did. "Furry Face TM"
went straight to his basket when we got home and slept for twelve
hours without moving. I had somethng of a restless night being wide
awake by 5.30am.
I gave up trying to
sleep, got up and watched Billie Piper in "Secret Diary of a
Call Girl". In today's episode she had some rather racy
undercrackers and had a fight with her sister. And I had to turn the
volume up to be able to hear it over the sound of dog snores.
I then had a look at a
geo-puzzle which has had me foxed for some time. If nothing else
these puzzles keep my brain working (after a fashion)
I then went over to the
hospital for the results of the aspiration of the side of my neck.
Pausing only briefly to find a nearby geocache I then sat and waited
patiently for a specialist who was stuck in the traffic delays caused
by Operation Stack.
I finally got in to see
the chap and was told that there was nothing to worry about, all was
fine, but since there was nothing to worry about and that all was
fine they couldn't rule out the possibility of things actually being
very bad indeed.
So I've got to go have a
full-blown biopsy some time in the next couple of weeks.
I came home via Matalan;
having ripped the crutch out of two pairs of trousers recently I
thought I'd best get some replacements. And also via the cake shop
for a bit of elevensies. These days the cake shop is run by Lee
Davies; I remember him from when he was one of my cubs. He's now got
the lumberjack-beard that all young men seem to have these days. He
seemed well and we reminisced on old times for a few minutes.
With cake scoffed I
looked at the household accounts. A weekend away after getting new
boots and a GPS unit has taken its toll on the finances. I have been
worse off but I've been better off too.
Sill I won't complain.
There's light at the end of the tunnel. It wasn't that long ago that
things were far worse.
I spent the afternoon in
bed, and then spent an hour working on another
geo-puzzle. If any of my loyal readers can't make sense of it
please feel free to let me know so I can gloat. I've been looking at
this one (on and off) for two years.
Brian popped round for a
few minutes, and then after a rather good bit of tea I set off
through the rain to the night shift. I always say I like the night
shifts; I wonder how this one will go...
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