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Hmmm now what ...

had today off work too, slept again this morning and coughed.

now I feel good, still got the old cough but fine. Except it is now 11.30PM and I ain't tired!

I've hovered the house, done washing and ironing and tided a bit too. Just not tired! Possibly something to do with the hours and hours of sleep I've had these last 48 hours! So now what!

Well I've played Galacta on the PC (Old DOS based game but fun!) and I've looked at my new Access Training database. I've updated the calender on the wall for 2005 to include race dates and club nights up to FLM and all the 2005 school dates. I've even started the course work from the Fit2Run course I'm doing and that only arrived today!

So what next! It's too late to call anyone, can't start a book as I know I have 2 Sports Nutrician books for Christmas and want to read those straight away. Nothing on TV, no films to watch ... arrrggghhh it's driving me mad! For the last 5 years I've had stuff to do with college work and spent most evenings chatting on the RW forum avoiding work and now I don't have any I would love some to do!! Insain isn't it!

Suppose I could clean the sinks or wash the floors but the sinks were done 2 days ago and the floor has been hovered this evening. Can't play a proper PC game as the speakers aren't working (lost a cable in the move!) The RW forum is dead - everyone is out having fun I guess, and I am not that sad that I will go to Tesco at this time of night!! I could read my access book I suppose then work on my training DB some more ... or sort out the mountains of magazines I have lying about. Yep that's what I'll do - fill up the recycling bin with old magazines!! Then what? Oh the excitement! We'll wait and see..... ;-D

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beanz said…
I am pleased you are feeling much better.

Have a great Christmas.
12:12 PM, December 24, 2004
RobW said…
Pixie - Sorry to read that you've not been well of late. Its sounds like you are on the mend though. Killing some of the bugs off with a glass ( or 2 ) of Red Wine is a always a good idea.

Have a Good Christmas
11:58 PM, December 24, 2004
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