A couple of usual days

Tuesday morning was unfortunately not as enthusiastic as Monday morning and I arrived a little later at work. It was a pretty busy day but I can’t even recall what I did...

 I just remember that even when I got home work didn’t stop as I had to work with some of my Canadian colleagues to arrange a Vendor to carry out a change.This took nearly all night and to be honest there is not much more to report about Tuesday.

On Wednesday I worked from home as I had to write up a document, so I got up early enough and made myself some nice coffee with fresh beans I ground. Starting off with the document was not as easy as I had hoped and lots of bits and pieces didn’t fit together but in the end it all came together.There was still some more work to be done in the Blackrock office and as I’m right next door to it I went in there and patched some ports.

On Wednesday’s Yuni is not working in the afternoon. That does not at all that this is a quite day for her but that she uses the time for lots of other things. Her Physiotherapist came around in the afternoon and then she went off to meet friends in town for Bible study and some Korean food.

I stayed home and after I was finished with all the work I decided I deserve a reward. I got the nachos from the shelf and mixed a good hot salsa with a few drops of “Da bomb – Ground Zero” hot sauce. That nuclear mix was then consumed while watching two episodes of Love/Hate (a crime series that plays in Dublin http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1625724/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1).

After these finished Yuni was still out and about so I decided to go for another film.There are a few I have earmarked “TO BE WATCHED” and I chose “The secret in their eyes” which is an Argentinean Crime thriller (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1305806/)

During which Yuni came home with one of her friends from the Bible study as she had missed her bus home from town. That meant nice change of scenery as we could now use our little red Mini to drive her home. I paused the film before we left but was to tired when we got back to continue watching.