Well last night was a bad one, i went to bed around 1am then i was in and out of bed all night thanks to the pain. I am not surprised about being in pain due to having a very busy weekend, Saturday was out shopping then home again for a shower and food then off out for the night to watch my Brothers rock band, we got home around 1am and into bed around 2am, i didnt get the best nights sleep and was out of bed on sunday around 8:30am. did all of the usual stuff like having a coffee and a bit of breakfast, then around 11am it was off to tesco to get the stuff for the sandwiches for the week,
Then back home to start work taking the caravan apart taking photots and putting it all on Ebay, that took us upto 6pm, then is was off to manchester to pick my caughter up from grandmas, by the time we got home it was almost 9pm, where did my day go, So it was time to sit and relax infront of the TV.
Julie my darling wife went to bed around 10:30pm and i went to bed around 1am, as i said before i was in and out af bed all night, i gave up trying to sleep around 6am and just lay in the bed until 7am, then it was time to get up do the usual making of the breakfast,making all of the sandwiches and drinks for my wife and daughters dinners, and now sat here writing this blog feeling wide awake, I have no idea if i actualy got any sleep at all, my legs,arms,back are killing me, next thing for me today is take the car in for its MOT at 10:45am I just hope it dosent fail
Hope you all have a good day
CHORLEY
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hi chorley ,i had a rubbish night aswell spent most of night having cat naps ,knocked the down on floor which turned it off and then finally went in a deep sleep and you guessed it, over slept
everyone did manage to get to school and am now waiting for the dreaded docs at 9;40 am
hope your car passes its mot and you feel a bit better as much as we can anyway
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