which is something of a surprise.<\/p>\n
What isn’t a surprise though is that it’s long after midnight, which is some kind of indication of how much I had to do today.<\/p>\n
I nipped out at 09:15 to drop the football club photos off at the new printer’s in Pionsat and then to go to Marcillat-en-Combraille to record my Radio Anglais rock music programme for half an hour or so.<\/p>\n
For once, the people at Radio Tartasse were properly organised and I managed to have everything finished by 10:25, and that makes a pleasant change.<\/p>\n
From there I went round to C\u00e9cile\u2019s, She was having problems with one of her electric radiators – it didn’t seem to be working – and wondered if I could help her out. <\/p>\n
So off I duly went to find that lunch had been prepared, which was very nice of her. I’m all in favour of that as you know. I’ll do almost anything for a cup of coffee and a home-made vegan salad.<\/p>\n
Anyway, as far as the radiator goes, the fuse seemed to be fine but there seemed to be no power to the appliance. I disconnected the radiator, fitted a standard plug and plugged it into a standard socket. <\/p>\n
Sure enough, it fired up as it should so there must be a fault in the wiring in the wall somewhere. Either that or there’s a bad connection at the fuse box end.<\/p>\n
So that was that, and then my attention was drawn to a couple of other things that a quick turn of a screwdriver would put right straight away.<\/p>\n
But to be quite honest though, I think that we spent more time talking than working, and I didn\u2019t return home until just now.<\/p>\n
I’m really going to have to get cracking chez moi<\/em> though if I want to make any reasonable progress.<\/p>\n
