But then again you knew that already.<\/p>\n
This morning I was up bright and early (just for a change) and did all of the domestic chores around the place before shooting off to Marcillat-en-Combraille to record the Radio Anglais sessions for Radio Tartasse. <\/p>\n
As usual we had total and utter chaos – they had a printer and after much searching we found the USB cable, but as for the power lead, no hope for that. I ended up reading the text off the computer (I had taken that along in anticipation – one has to be prepared at Radio Tartasse).<\/p>\n
Liz and I went on to record the information programmes, which passed off almost without incident, and then we set off back to Liz’s house for lunch. <\/p>\n
I called at the bank to pick up the new bank cards but, as you might indeed expect as it’s Monday, the bank is closed.<\/p>\n
At Liz’s we had yesterday’s leftovers for lunch and then went down to Gerzat to record the Radio Arverne version of “Radio Anglais”. That passed off without much incident too. <\/p>\n
However, in a dramatic change of plan, we went there in Liz’s car. After all, the hottest day of the year and it has air-conditioning. What more can any man desire?<\/p>\n
Back here though, not so good. <\/p>\n
I melted in Calibuen on the way back and there was no hope of me going on to Brussels. I crashed out for a couple of hours, loaded up Caliburn with the dirty washing and a pile of empty cardboard boxes.<\/p>\n
Just after 21:00, with the weather still absolutely roasting, I was on my way.<\/p>\n
See you soon.<\/p>\n
