What a shame, another week goes by and nothing much, locally, has changed. Its getting that bad, I’ve ended up spending most of the morning watching the Crime and Investigation Channel. All because I'm fed-up with watching the normal Daytime TV fayre (which is dire to start with).
The plan for today is really really simple. Having already dropped Liam off at College (we must really get him a Car!!) and Cathy at work, I’m going, shortly, to pick up a prescription from the Doctors. Tilly’s already been to the Doctors, on the “long way” round to school , for additional Blood tests – results next week. She’s still not really right after getting over some form of viral infection. But what do I know, I (normally!!) climb poles.
When I get home there are a few little chores to do (suitable for a potential cripple least ways) and then it’s probably back to doing very little.
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Once again the British weather has turned parts of the UK into a disaster zone – just in time for Christmas. As you can see to the left of this missive (please click to see larger version) the North West corner of Britain, Cumbria and the like, has taken a major battering with upto 3 months rain in one day. And all that water falling, in some cases, in areas where the ground is already saturated, and rivers full.
There are even reports of a Police Office missing after a bridge collapsed. I really hope they find him safe. I really feel sorry for all those who are effected. And, at a certain level, relieved that, at the moment, it is not us.
Anyway jobs to do and TV to ignore ……… when I come back , I think I may just turn on the Radio – or even my iPod
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