I’m in bed.
It’s cold and although I’ve lit the fire, Dorothy and I have returned to bed and have had an extra sleep. I’m on nights just for one shift tonight ( days and nights in the same week…yes I know)
Now, I’m listening to Desert Island Discs with Patrick Grant which has proved to be a rather moving.listen whilst hiding under the duvet.
I’m looking a little like his side kick Esme Young with my Mr Motto glasses on.
Note to self order more reading glasses on Amazon.
It’s blustery outside and I ain’t going nowhere
Blustery outside?
ReplyDeleteThe bed it is. And I love the glasses. Mr. Motto you said? I approve.
XOXO
It was a superb example of a DID. Only know him from the Great British Sewing Bee - had no idea about his background.
ReplyDeleteNow do I remember reading about the washing of the skid mark 🤔
Some days deserve more sleep.
ReplyDeleteDay and night shifts in one week? No wonder you need to hide under the duvet! Snuggle up to your organic hot water bottle and relax. Hope the night shift flows smoothly. xx
ReplyDeleteYou do like to punish yourself. I hope for a calmer Night Shift this time. Take care. Loved your blog on roger. Noreen
ReplyDeleteIt is a bit yucky out there. Duvet snuggling sounds like a good idea.
ReplyDeleteHorrible weather here too. Snug and warm - two of the most agreeable words in the English Language.
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like the perfect way to spend so quality time on a blustery day before a night shift.
ReplyDeleteHope tonight's work is much more pleasnant that Monday night was.
It's cold here, too iwth night's below freezing but the temperature Saturday is foecast to be 21*C.
Wishing you a peaceful & quiet night shift. Stay safe, John dear.
ReplyDeleteRest well, my dear.
ReplyDeleteWhat else to do on a blustery day... enjoy the warmth and I hope the night shift is a more peaceful one. Don't understand the glasses reference but I like them.
ReplyDeleteJo in Auckland
I love the glasses. Same kind of day for SG. A blustery 22. The heat was on and he was under the duvet.
ReplyDeleteThe top picture reminds me of "The Blair Witch Project".
ReplyDeleteGreat photo, LOL!
ReplyDeleteOh no John - I thought for a moment the boggie man was in the corner x 👻
ReplyDeleteI could never, even in my youth in the military, adjust to working at night. Back then it was preceded by working the day also, but even when it was scheduled, I couldn't adjust. Kind of why I got into the diagnostic side of the business, I'd get calls at night, but rarely a shift.
ReplyDeleteSleeping with a dog, staying warm
ReplyDeleteOn a stormy cold night the duvet is essential. I also like the glasses. Let's hope for one easy night shift.
ReplyDeleteYou look cozy, but a bit spooked, too. Did you hear a noise? Probably just the wind.
ReplyDeleteA miserable day here too yesterday, but we managed our walks without getting wet. I love your photo.
ReplyDeleteA great way to spend a blustery day and just rest.
ReplyDeleteIt was like that here too. Terrible weather.
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