Our new settee arrived yesterday:
Jo much prefers it to the old one, which is now with Ross and Lizzie in Edinburgh.
Dawn's coming up on Sunday and staying for a night or two. She's got a job to do in Aberdeen on Monday afternoon.
Headbangers show 2 is now on River Dee Radio between 7 pm and 8 pm nightly - http://tunein.com/radio/River-Dee-Radio-s274232/. Show 3 is being worked on - hopefully finish it tomorrow afternoon.
The GP had a good look at my left knee on Tuesday. I told her about the problems I was having with it and the fact that the surgeon had told me when I got my right knee replaced that my left knee would eventually need done too - but it didn't feel the same as the right one did prior to the operation. She therefore suggested a period of physiotherapy initially and, if that doesn't work, then it would be the orthopaedic surgeon.
I've finally booked our road trip to USA next year - and it's quite an odyssey:
- Fly to Atlanta 29th June and spend 3 nights there
- Pick up hire car and drive east to Savannah for 3 nights
- Make the short journey over to Hilton Head Island and spend 5 nights there at Marriott's Harbour Club at Harbour Town (http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/hhhht-marriotts-harbour-club/?scid=bb1a189a-fec3-4d19-a255-54ba596febe2)
- Shortish drive north to Charleston for one night
- Drive west to Asheville for one night
- Then Nashville for 2 nights
- Memphis for 3 nights
- Fly to Oregon on 17th July
- Return home - 14th/15th August
I'd always talked about doing a bit of a musical/blues heritage tour - my initial grand plan many years ago was to pick up a Winnebago and drive to all the musical hot-spots, including Nashville, Memphis and Clarksdale, but also New Orleans and Chicago - and possibly Austin as well. In the cold light of day, the logistics of that are pretty horrendous - and the Winnebago idea only works if you can find suitable places to camp/park - and it appears that most of these are well out of town, so I've opted for city centre hotels instead and restricted the itinerary to a more manageable level.
As I've said before, there's no point in us waiting much more at our time of life to do the things we want to do - do them now, while we're still spared!