Nine Feet Underground

A lot of things can happen When you're walking down the street But it never fails to amaze me When people that I meet Say, well I'll see you later... I just answer how? How will you see me later When you can't see me now? It being a working day, I'll probably not have much to say, my head being filled by work, rather than play. E's feed pump is playing silly buggers and the primer button seems to have decided enough is enough (I know the feeling) and one of the carers tells me, "I can only hold the button down by using my nail" and we agree that I'll get in touch with Abbot and hopefully arrange a replacement. Change is required. Big change. Mid-afternoon son #3 arrives home from his week in Brighton - he's had a good time, but says he only managed to get in the sea on one day.  If his mum had been with him, she'd have been in the sea every day - she never let anything like rain or cold to stop her at least paddling in the sea: the sea was like...

Not up until 6:45 today, as, until I heard/saw the rain, I was planning to go for a run.  As tomorrow is early morning yoga, it'll probably have to wait until Thursday now, weather permitting. Work has dominated the day, so far - punctuated by the odd blood pressure reading.  One hour of the day was spent on a company-run charity quiz, which I took part in as part of a team from the group I work in. We didn't win - it was one of those computer-marked quizzes and we had lots of of questions right, but were rejected based on answer spelling / formatting etc.  One whole round had to be removed from the scores because loads of teams complained they had the answers right, but 'Computer said 'No!', and when the adjudicators checked the answers, they had to agree that the computer was wrong. It's been rather strange seeing rain rather than sun and, on balance, please can we have the sun back. That's it. I'm shutting down the work laptop for the day as it...