REARMAMENT DAY 3

Fight bigger, better, more toxic

Thursday June the 1st. I wake, I get up, I sing, I make breakfast. I then spend my morning installing the safe I bought from Amazon, which they delivered yesterday. As always there were hiccups along the way but eventually I get it fixed to the wall. I then spend time loading it with what I want in it. Its noon by the time I finish the task and get all the tools and impedimenta away. I get a drink and then spend a few minutes to get the days blog started. Along the way I note my blood result are in. These will form the baseline for the new toxic beast once I start on it next week. So here they are. The obvious issue is the galloping PSA, but then that’s what the new weapon is for.

Of course its the bottom left hand corner that matters most.

I run off fresh record sheets and then answer some emails to do with the London house. I decide to email the Australian glass maker who I think might have made a peace of glass that was my sisters. I send photos and a brief question. A friend rings me to tell me how a meeting with Occupational Health has gone and how things stand at the moment. It is a difficult position to be in and it is draining. We chat for a while till my friend goes to get lunch and a rest. Its time to train but I feel crap and have a raging headache, however it is medicine and needs to be done. I take a couple of paracetamol and go and get changed. Once in the garage I strap into the rower and set myself up for an hors row on my cruise level. the start is slow, very slow and my body complains at the effort. I persevere and eventually I get going. For a while I do not think I will make my normal target in terms of either distance or calories burnt. Towards the end of the session I am able to pick up the rate and by the end I have managed to reach 12 kilometres, over 2000 strokes and 800+ calories burnt.

Turns out okay in the end.

At the end of the session I am knackered and sit on the sofa recording the session. I watch the garden guy beavering away outside and ultimately wave to him as he leaves. Dinner follows and I continue to draft the blog still carrying my headache. My evening is going to be a slow one topped of by an early night. Tomorrow I drive down to see my youngets daughter and her partner. It might be the last time I get to see her before she produces our grandson in July. So tomorrow I have to prep the car, pack and then drive.

In iron, stand