… out of doors for a bit longer today. In fact I went to the Bistro up the road to pay for my accommodation for this week, seeing as how it’s been closed for the last couple of days. And then I walked up to the Delhaize for a few bits and pieces.<\/p>\n
That’s about it, really. I haven’t done much else.<\/p>\n
My night was rather a disturbed one, not being helped by an early riser in the building who was up and about before I was. And I don’t even remember going anywhere – either of on a nocturnal perambulation or for a stroll down the corridor. <\/p>\n
There are also some new people here – another group of three students. They are disturbing my usual routine, joining me for breakfast and also using the kitchen when I want to cook my tea. How dare they do that! GRRRRR!<\/p>\n
Apart from that, I’ve been left pretty much to my own devices today – not even too many of my friends on the internet for a chat either. All in all, a pretty lonely day.<\/p>\n
One thing that I had been doing was to work on my web pages for my last Labrador visits. It’s slow going right now because I’m continually being side-tracked by my research that is drifting me off into all kinds of alleyways off my main highway. I may be none-the-wiser, but I’m certainly better-informed these days. No arguments about that.<\/p>\n
And as usual these days, I crashed out for a good hour or so round about 16:00. I’m clearly not up to it these days and it’s causing me some dismay. But I’ll have to become used to it I suppose. I won’t ever be any better than this.<\/p>\n
So now I’ll go to see if the kitchen is clear, so that I can cook my tea for tonight. I hate being disturbed like this.<\/p>\n
And tomorrow I shall have to get a move on. I’m going to do a pile of washing tomorrow and so that means a trip to Caliburn. I want to be all done and dusted and properly organised because I really am hoping that that I’ll be released for a fortnight so that I can go home for a week or so.<\/p>\n
