30 July, 2009
Another Month End coming
I'll pick a few more pics from the hols to post, once I've sorted them out.
16 July, 2009
15 July, 2009
08 July, 2009
Holidays
Natalie, Debbie's daughter (Simon's the Evil Stepdad, a.k.a Bob - don't ask why), is working there - actually in Puerto Pollensa, exactly where we are going - at the moment. Not sure what she's doing, exactly: Simon said she was going there to work, but didn't say what job; and I didn't ask for some reason. I sort of assumed that I should know; that maybe he'd already told me the job, if not the location, until he found out that we were going to the same place. Maybe I should ask, even if I have been told before and I've forgotten. I find this happens to me a lot ...
Matt, who is one of my drinking buddies (and my optician, as it happens) is there at the sime time as well, so we'll probably meet up for a drink.
Too long in a wheelchair!
my chair's wheels in my peripheral vision.
I posted an entry on the UK Limb Loss forum telling my pals there that I'm back in work. Must remember to check back and see if there's any response. I'd put money on Leggz replying - he always has something positive to say. He's been a below-knee amputee like me for a quite a few years. He keeps egging me on to go on long bike rides and meet up with another guy round here (possibly Glasgow) who's name I can't remember right now - it's sort of like, "let's you and him fight". Doesn't offer to do anything himself, just suggests stuff and sits back to wait.
01 July, 2009
Into a new month
I've been trying to cut down my gabapentin since seeing the consultant at the Astley Ainslie, but perhaps because of the excercise of walking to work from the station (lots of slopes and steps) I'm starting to get phantom pains when I'm sitting at my desk. Of course sitting at a desk is a different position from what I've been used to for a while, but I never got it when I was sitting at my computer. I'm certainly getting a lot more exercise walking than I have been getting lately, and maybe that's stirred something up.
This is so annoying, but then again, the problems I've had with memory might have had a lot to do with the lack of mental stimulation, and it's possible that the amount I'm having to think about the complexities of investment banking here at Standard Life will help to cure me of that, and I'll be able to increase my gabapentin dose again.






