Work hard at Spin. Here is graph:
It’s The Boss’s class: a new Fartlek one. Fartlek means “the unknown road.” You can see us in the attached photo. And here:
Walk Gandalf. It is very cold: four degrees, so I cuddle him and kiss the top of his head. Here we are:
Have a sleep and have just not only had a bath but even washed hair. Am lying on bed with towel wrapped around me and dressing gown over the top of it.
There are snowdrops in the woods:
Now I have to go to doctor for Zolodex injection. Will ask her to refer me to a physiotherapist for back which still hurts. Maybe need a Scan in case it’s not muscular. Obviously am hoping that it’s not cancer in my spine. That would be annoying.
The only Winter Olympics that have seen today is a bit of the curling where we were trailing Sweden 8 – 3.
We have a parental chum coming for dinner. There will be Artichokes – yay!
The fluffy monster is sleeping on the sofa in the playroom where he’s been for many hours.
Happy Friday everyone!
*2010. By Andrew Miller. A riveting psychological drama set in Moscow. Read it!
Is fartlek Turkish?
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It means “speed play”
In Swedish
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There we go
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like ‘fahren’ in German then…
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Beautiful snowdrops! I love artichokes, too. 🙂
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