Last night I didn’t go to bed early at all. In fact it was long after midnight before I hit the hay.<\/p>\n
And despite a disturbed night (yet again) I was up and about before the third alarm went off.<\/p>\n
There was a little wobble round about 14:30 where I drifted off for 10 minutes but apart from that I’ve kept going for all of the day.<\/p>\n
As a result I’m not convinced that it’s a lack of sleep that’s causing this fatigue from which I’m suffering, but something else completely – not that this would surprise me in any way.<\/p>\n
With an early start I had an opportunity to crack on with a pile of stuff and I’ve managed to track down a pile of useful stuff for a little project that I have in mind.<\/p>\n
That prompted me to do a major back-up of files on the computer. They’ve all been backed up onto the external hard drive and by the time that you read this, today’s work will be backed up on a new memory stick that I bought a while ago.<\/p>\n
As well as that I’ve tidied up a little here and there, done some more packing, charged up a few batteries and then attacked the photos for April 2018.<\/p>\n
And by the time that I went off for my salt bath I’d finished that too, and I’m well-impressed.<\/p>\n
But there are still issues with my leg. the movement seems to be more restricted than it was, and the leg feels as if it weighs a tonne. So I don’t know what’s going on here<\/p>\n
Tea was taco rolls with spicy rice followed by pears and coconut soya cream. And now I’m ready for bed, early though it might be. I’m having a blood test tomorrow early and I can’t have breakfast until it’s done.<\/p>\n
And here’s another thing.<\/p>\n
Is it just me, or does anyone else see the irony of Brexit supported by the President of a country that went to war and ruthlessly suppressed a group of states that wanted to secede from the Union?<\/p>\n
