Tuesday and I have a busy day, so I am up showered and breakfasted early in order to get to my chiropody appointment. What a joy my chiropodist is and the whole experience is one of luxury adn comfort. This was me giving my feet a Christmas treat. To have my feet done and left feeling renewed and invigorated is something I would recommend to anyone. So my day started with a real high.

Once back home there was a number of things to do including a lunchtime work meeting. I continued my wrestling with the RCP Share Point trying t get access to the training materials that I need for tomorrow. Eventually I ended up asking a colleague in the central team to email the materials. So much for the ease of information sharing with the wonders of modern technology. During this time I get a call from a friend who was dashing about trying to get through a list of chores before her energy gave out. It was good to have an opportunity to talk and catch up on how someone else was getting through the Christmas preparations and juggling the demands it makes. I do my lunchtime meeting and of course there is admin work to do as a result of it.

I put a meal in the Crockpot and then I finally get to drive to the gym, putting the bin out as I go. I settle down to an hour on a cross trainer. I arrive in the light but by the time I leave at 5 o’clock its dark. I really do not like this time of year. I get another call from a friend so I have the luxury of a chat before I get changed and exercise. My session goes quite well. I burn off 707 calories and make 7.68 kilometres. I drive home, put my washing in and settle down to eat the meal that was put in earlier. Tonight there is football to watch, a goal fest! At half time my washing goes into the dryer. At the end of the match I start the blog, retrieve my dry washing and get ready to go to bed. It feels like its been a busy day. What got left out to day was my Shed time. It would appear that my main juggling balls are Work, Shed and Training. Tomorrow will be the same juggle. Just a couple more days and I can drop the work ball for a few days and focus on Shed and Training activities. Of course Christmas and my cancer will have a say in that. Roll on Fridays bloods.