… of my mega-workathon, and Marianne is a hard taskmaster. She makes sure that I’m always hard at it, as well as working overtime on her book.<\/p>\n
I’ve stopped for the occasional coffee, and stopped for lunch too, but I’ve put in a good crack at this book. And I think that having it finished in a week or so is being optimistic, to say the least, despite all of the preparation that I did at home before I came away.<\/p>\n
After tea, we went for a walk in the park down the road for a breath of fresh air and that did us good. It was a fairly reasonable day for the time of year as it happens.<\/p>\n
And then we settled down to watch another film that Marianne had bought me for Christmas. Le Petit Baigneur<\/a>, another film of Louis de Fun\u00e8s. <\/p>\n It’s another one of those films that I can watch time and time again, and with a couple of scenes – the “church” scene and the running gag of the “launching of the Incr\u00e8vable<\/em> (‘Unbreakable’)” scenes, I won’t ever tire of seeing those. <\/p>\n So now it’s bed time and an early night (if the noise in the street will let me). I need to be on top form if I’m going to do this work. <\/p>\n
