Definitely winter draws on. Now for any readers in North America this statement might seem somewhat ridiculous. We are talking here of daytime temperatures of around 4 degrees Celsius or 39 degrees in old money. It just feels cold and I suspect many will know the feeling of once you get cold it's difficult to get warm.
I went to bed early last night. The only problem with this is that you wake up early. Fortunately the acid and coughing weren't too bad so when I did get up I didn't feel too shattered. Ev's heavy cold still was much in evidence but it was not as bad as yesterday. She remains confident that she can come with me to Hospital in the morning.
Today we had the pleasure of Emily and Adam's company. They were both very good. To help augment their Lunch, I drove to Tesco. Bearing in mind there is still over a week to go until the big day, the queues at the tills were something else. To do this sort of shop, you need shin pads plus wing mirrors on the trolleys not to mention a one way system for the aisles. Still at least we are not due to fly British Airways at Christmas. If the strike goes ahead apparently BA won't offer refunds on the grounds that it is the Union who is responsible for no flights and not the Company. That could form the basis of an interesting legal challenge.
I must away to bed now as it is a big day tomorrow. Watch this space.
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