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I ended up at the Dr yesterday after struggling since the weekend. Diagnosed with a “para-flu”, something viral trying to be the flu I think. Anyway at least that explained the lethargy and cough, but lack of head cold symptoms. Have had to work through most of it, but am finally feeling some life back in me tonight. It’s dreadfully cold and the lack of exercise seems to make it so much worse. 

I’ve had a few drives in the car by myself now and love it. A near mishap trying to reverse into the driveway at 10pm at night after a church meeting had Tim laughing (fortunately 😊😉😘)! Nearly took out the side bushes! I’m still trying to get used to reverse camera’s.  Probably should try that out in daylight and when I’m not so tired!

Just went to see Giselle perform in her school holiday Theatre Bugs performance. She had fun despite being a bit under the weather herself. 

Work has been abnormally chaotic, with some confidential information gathering last weekend and during the week. I still managed to try a Persian recipe, a soup, however I didn’t estimate the size of stock pot I’d need. 


Well husband has arrived for our Friday drink before our Friday dinner so I’d better post and sign off. Hopefully a more interesting post after this weekend.

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