Some days are like this. This week has been a bad week and I have felt particularly giddy and very tired. Hopefully next week will be better.
Unlike "pre-stroke" days, things exhaust me far more and I seem
to stress more easily. Despite this, we have still managed to get out
and about. Maybe I am pushing myself too hard and my body is screaming
"slow down"?
Oh, how I wish I was well again. For most of the last 2 years I have been living a hell interspersed with better days. I have felt giddy now for more than 2 years. Will it never get better?
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Saturday, 30 January 2016
Friday, 29 January 2016
Walk at Wicken Fen this afternoon
We did a walk along the boardwalk at Wicken Fen this afternoon. As I am still wobbly from my stroke, this was much
harder than usual. It took all my energy (in the wind) to stay upright
and walking in the right direction, so little time to enjoy the views.
Still, the walk did us good and the light was amazing. At one time this windmill helped to pump water.
Thursday, 28 January 2016
Stroke and driving
Although I have been allowed to drive again for well over a year and I
drive quite a long way if need be, I reckon driving now requires about
3-4 times the energy and concentration it did in pre-stroke days. I
drive more slowly than I did and after a period of driving I feel very
exhausted. My furthermost drive at a stretch is about 135 miles, with
one short break on the way.
East Anglian Churches Blog
Today we visited Flatford Mill (made famous by John Constable's
paintings) and called in at East Bergholt on our way back. We visited
the church and I have updated the blog accordingly.
See http://eachurches.blogspot.co.uk/ .
Will Lott's Cottage at Flatford Mill |
Wednesday, 27 January 2016
Cambridge
Bikes outside Sydney-Sussex College |
Tuesday, 26 January 2016
CCS concert in Cambridge
A reminder that my wife is taking part in a Cambridge concert in April. Tickets are available by post or on the door. If you are local, you may want to come. Tickets for children are very inexpensive.
Monday, 25 January 2016
Like
If you see a group of young people, it seems every other word is
"like". Is this the new "um" or "ah"? I am definitely becoming a
grumpy old man as I find this very annoying. It grates on me so
much. I want to go up and say,"do you realise you said "like" 12 times
in the last 2 minutes?". Then I think, what is the point? No some things
are best not said.
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