Tuesday 12th March
Up at six o’clock, which is more than satisfactory. Spent
the morning unblocking toilets; life goes on (nothing to do with me!). Enjoyed
watching Broadchurch and then Shetland on catch-up TV with Anne
Wednesday 13th March
Bike and train to Bury St Edmunds. Clinical supervision with
Jan; somnolence took hold during the session. This is a kind of narcolepsy
where I seem to go straight into REM sleep momentarily and wake after a few
seconds, or if someone gives me a kick or nudge. This was followed by theory-to-practice
group with Anne S, so good to see people I haven’t seen for a while. Brief
visit to see Iona W and Karen D in the Assertive Outreach team. Everyone at
work is in the process of going through redesign, and therefore having to
consider what job opportunities are open to them. Unsettling.
Supervision |
Lunch with Chris G in the abbey gardens next to the bowling
green, which we have been doing for the last five years, accompanied by robins,
blackbirds, and a brief stroll round the Crankles listening out for the
woodpeckers.
Chris, my friend |
Another friend |
Synchronised Swimmers |
Then, caught up with the
Bury team, did some work, before aiming for the train home. Had to wait on the
station yet again, having failed to get the timing right. Nevertheless, I was
back in time for the evening session at The Devonshire. We were joined by
Raymond’s friend from the Shetlands who bought a copy of The Shetland Times, a
kilt and some Scottish ballads with him. Exchanging stories of fish, kippers
and mackerel; what a small world it is. Great that Alice T, Nicky B, Patrick E,
Paul R, Paul M, Una M, Anne H were there.
Where's your hat, Nicky? |
The Shetland Connection |
Anyone for kippers? |
Thursday 14th March
Meeting with independent financial advisor: very helpful.
Need to make a will. Thanks to Paul R for the recommendation. Anne attended the
Science Festival event on ADHD, which
she found interesting, and then out to Jamie’s Italian. I went to a Romsey
Labour Party meeting as we step up the campaign for the May election. Thanks to
Dave B for hosting.
The XCILV Congress of the Romsey Labour Party |
Hi Neil
ReplyDeleteI like the new look to the blog, it's very easy on the eye. I watched Shetland, Mayday and have caught up with Broadchurch last week. I like my crime dramas to be set in attractive surroundings so I'm enjoying this current trend! J was ill last week so was sorry to meet the pub on Wednesday. Love Gaenor x