A Leisurely Day
Apr. 20th, 2017 02:50 pm"Leisure is the mother of philosophy"
Thomas Hobbes.
Al obvely free breakfast this morning. Started with a croissant,then the cooked breakfast of two eggs, two sausages, beans and mushrooms, one slice of bacon and toast,followed by a mango yogurt.
Whilst walking to the breakfast room the cat was outside and soon as it saw bounded over to get somefuss and stroking,
Later on, after a short trip to the library and to finish my last report, the cat was being cuddled by one of the support workers. This cat is no fool. Knows where its bread is buttered.
On my last visit yesterday i found some awesome shoes at half price, only £25 to which my research company will pay £20 for them- so in the end it will only cost me a five pound note. They are a pair of Puma sneakers.

This morning i listens to some music by Vaughan Williams - perhaps my favourite British composer of all time.
So after the long day yesterday i am taking Thomas Hobbes advice.
There was a cold wind yesterday and the night had dipped down to almost zero degree centigrade but today it is already a much warmer day without that chill factor wind.
Tomorrow i have another supermarket store visit. This time in Ashford but i will not be able to covertly shop it till at least five in the afternoon. It will be another excuse to go over to Faversham and dosome book browsing.
Thomas Hobbes.
Al obvely free breakfast this morning. Started with a croissant,then the cooked breakfast of two eggs, two sausages, beans and mushrooms, one slice of bacon and toast,followed by a mango yogurt.
Whilst walking to the breakfast room the cat was outside and soon as it saw bounded over to get somefuss and stroking,
Later on, after a short trip to the library and to finish my last report, the cat was being cuddled by one of the support workers. This cat is no fool. Knows where its bread is buttered.
On my last visit yesterday i found some awesome shoes at half price, only £25 to which my research company will pay £20 for them- so in the end it will only cost me a five pound note. They are a pair of Puma sneakers.

This morning i listens to some music by Vaughan Williams - perhaps my favourite British composer of all time.
So after the long day yesterday i am taking Thomas Hobbes advice.
There was a cold wind yesterday and the night had dipped down to almost zero degree centigrade but today it is already a much warmer day without that chill factor wind.
Tomorrow i have another supermarket store visit. This time in Ashford but i will not be able to covertly shop it till at least five in the afternoon. It will be another excuse to go over to Faversham and dosome book browsing.