Edited by Pete Collier, Sunday, 23 Feb 2014, 11:57
…or at least, trying to!
I left off with the hope of enjoying a pizza with Richard but in the end, I need not have been so concerned. The pizza that we had on Saturday night (15th Feb) was as good as ever - tasty and well presented (yummy!). Not that the one I had with Laurence in Thayer Street (8th Feb) was bad, but, for me, not quite up-to what chef dishes up in Bruton Place these past few months.
Wednesday 19th became Aston Abbots day (as it were) a day in the week that seems to suit both Christine and Mum and Dad. Another regular slot in the month I guess - going into the countryside like this (or away from London at least…) is good! Yesterday, 22nd Feb, we drove over to Tilehurst, near Reading, to see my brother - away from London but not quite ‘to the country…’
So now, I must get back to the maths and stats modules that require assignments doing. This time, with the TMA’s and iCMA’s being close together (four in March and one due by 15th April) it is taking me awhile to get to grips with things - - so much so that I have had to leave the trumpet to one side lately and concentrate.
I do, however, still find time to listen to my current choices of music by Fibich and Schumann.
- catching up...
…or at least, trying to!
I left off with the hope of enjoying a pizza with Richard but in the end, I need not have been so concerned. The pizza that we had on Saturday night (15th Feb) was as good as ever - tasty and well presented
(yummy!). Not that the one I had with Laurence in Thayer Street (8th Feb) was bad, but, for me, not quite up-to what chef dishes up in Bruton Place these past few months.
Wednesday 19th became Aston Abbots day (as it were) a day in the week that seems to suit both Christine and Mum and Dad. Another regular slot in the month I guess - going into the countryside like this (or away from London at least…) is good! Yesterday, 22nd Feb, we drove over to Tilehurst, near Reading, to see my brother - away from London but not quite ‘to the country…’
So now, I must get back to the maths and stats modules that require assignments doing. This time, with the TMA’s and iCMA’s being close together (four in March and one due by 15th April) it is taking me awhile to get to grips with things -
- so much so that I have had to leave the trumpet to one side lately and concentrate.
I do, however, still find time to listen to my current choices of music by Fibich and Schumann.