Well, I made it - but it was tough - going up the hills pushed my cardio system and coming down tested my skeletal system - i.e. my knees and hips. Read all about it on my hill-walking blog (links on sidebar of this blog).
I've been OK at work this week, although a little tired and sore in the legs. We had Luca as usual on Tuesday, and he's here again tonight, but, apart from that, I've just been vegetating since I returned from the West Highlands.
Luca's staying overnight tonight and will be here tomorrow when Mary, Julie and little Leo come to pay a (very) brief visit. When I picked the wee man up at nursery this afternoon, I couldn't believe what he was up to - remember he's still got his arm in a sling after breaking his collar bone a few weeks ago. He was hopping all round the nursery! One legged and one armed - risk assessment required! Fearless.
What else is new? Well, surprise, surprise - look at the sight that greeted me when I drove in to the drive last night:
Spot the gap? Yes, the Jag has finally been moved. The tow truck showed up yesterday afternoon and Jo had to help get it moved - there was no battery in the car. Ross was totally oblivious - he knew nothing about it. Same again please with the old Merc.
Tomorrow (Friday), we've been invited to a house-warming just round the corner, and on Sunday we have our end of season do at the golf club - 35 or so of us for lunch.
