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Hi all.
After months of problems with my shoulder, I was finally fit enough to return to work in February, albeit to a newly created desk role.
I've been told it will be another 18 months to two years before I'm fully recovered though, but was happy to be back at work.
Then an old acquaintance that I first met while living in Nigeria over 30 years ago came to visit - Malaria! What's even worse is that it started the day after the electricians and window fitters started work replacing all the windows and doing a full re-wire, so my ever suffering OH had to deal with all the upheaval alone while I was safely laid up in hospital.
While I've been laid up, all my seedlings have died and I'm having to start again from scratch, so I'm probably going to end up buying quite a few plants this year, but at least the weathers warming up and I can get out on the lotty again.
After months of problems with my shoulder, I was finally fit enough to return to work in February, albeit to a newly created desk role.
I've been told it will be another 18 months to two years before I'm fully recovered though, but was happy to be back at work.
Then an old acquaintance that I first met while living in Nigeria over 30 years ago came to visit - Malaria! What's even worse is that it started the day after the electricians and window fitters started work replacing all the windows and doing a full re-wire, so my ever suffering OH had to deal with all the upheaval alone while I was safely laid up in hospital.
While I've been laid up, all my seedlings have died and I'm having to start again from scratch, so I'm probably going to end up buying quite a few plants this year, but at least the weathers warming up and I can get out on the lotty again.
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