A Stab in the Arm, Part Two
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Well, there we are - fully jabbed, stamped and processed: our second Covid-19 vaccinations (Pfizer) completed this afternoon with remarkable alacrity at our local centre. With the sun out, blue skies and April waiting in the wings, we can look forward with some hope and optimism to Spring and Summer and something of a greater degree of personal freedom: please let the pubs open soon, I need a cheese & bacon toastie and a pint of Bass! More progress on the cottage front with the second and third coats of paint applied to the front door by Jane (she of the paintbrush), the woodwork for the bathroom washbasin splashback/support thing approaching some sort of dénouement and the prospect of inward-bound tourism by the twelfth of April: things are starting to look up, indeed! That's all for today as it's a bit late and supper's ready: chicken and mushroom curry and naan breads.