Man Flu

April 6, 2010

Well last week man flu got the better of me, so this should be the shortest blog post ever!

I made it in Monday and had our normal sit down with Philip sorted a few emails then unplugged my laptop and headed home.  I felt quite sorry for myself but I can never sit still so once at home got in front of the fire and warm, then out came the lap top.  I was able to do some tidying up work on my data, and sort some old photo records.  A job that was constantly being put off but perfect when you don’t really want to do anything to taxing.  By Thursday I was feeling better so I headed into the office and tried to catch up on a few things before I went to a meeting with Philip and then on the EA to a meeting to discuss with the area manager our partnership working currently and into the future.  It was very positive and both John and Philip & I came away with a nice list of things to tackle.  From there I headed back to the office briefly to sort a few more bits, then headed home for the weekend.  I’m still sniffling a bit but used the long weekend to get back to something near top form.

So fingers crossed that’s my main cold of the year out of the way!

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