That’s right – the story goes that the reason why the French stormed the Bastille on 14th July was because it was a Bank Holiday, all the shops were closed and they had nothing better to do.<\/p>\n
But I had plenty to do, such as trying to find this insurance sticker. I’ve waded through all of these papers and some have been filed, some have been put tidily in a box and the rest have been filed under CS. But as for the insurance sticker, well, not a glimmer of it, I’m afraid. I’ve no idea where I might have put it.<\/p>\n
The only thing now is to contact the insurance company and ask for a duplicate. And then that will guarantee that the original one will come to light immediately.<\/p>\n
I’ve also done the notes for four days’ travel around Labrador and I’ve now arrived back in Newfoundland. I’ve also done some research as well and found a few really good e-books about the region that I have saved to read at my leisure.<\/p>\n
Not only that, I’ve collected the details for a couple more months of radio rock shows and made up the icons for the albums so that I can build playlists. <\/p>\n
But all of that was later first job, before I’d even had breakfast, was to make some muesli, seeing as how I’d run out.<\/p>\n
All in all, I’ve had a busy day, despite it being a Bank Holiday.<\/p>\n
Finally, I’ve made a huge aubergine-and-kidney-bean whatsit and that will keep me going for four days. It won’t take much to warm up, the food for the next few days, and it won’t make much washing-up. <\/p>\n
