Dry.

It was a dry day so I took myself up to the hospital for a chest x-ray clutching the form my doctor had given me. I think it's a good system as it cuts out a layer of administration and as you decide when to go it saves on inconvenient or missed appointments. I had to wait a while but had come armed with a library book and glasses. I was also wearing a lycra sports bra so didn't need to disrobe for the x-ray. I tried looking at the radiographer as he checked the x-ray but they are well practised in not letting out any information. Following my doctor's advice to not do any core exercises I didn't go to Pilates tonight but I'll be there next week.

On the way to the hospital several of the high hedgerows had been chopped down to the ground. A shame as they had been full of honeysuckle, old man's beard and many other wild flowers. 

Today I finished copying my photos from 2018 onto discs. Over 25 of them. I know it would have been quicker and easier to put them on another hard drive or up in the cloud but I don't trust anything you need a password/username to get into and what if the cloud owner/company goes bust? With discs I know exactly where the photos are in the event that both my hard drives develop faults. Or (this has just occurred to me) a burglar makes off with our IT equipment?

Peter got a call from the hospital and his second cataract operation will be in two weeks time. That made his day.