Wednesday morning went by slowly and smoothly. I was up long before Dianne and Sheba and I walked together on a short route before she got up. Once she was up and about, we just spent our time chatting together and then we had lunch. She left here at 1:00 to catch her ferries home.
I always find it a little lonely after someone has been visiting and then departs. But I knew I’d soon adjust to being back to normal. I had a long, wonderful nap in front of the fire in the afternoon, but I was awakened by Sheba barking sharply. She was barking because Deborah, a neighbour, was coming up the driveway.
Deborah asked me where David and Ursula were. I told her they were in Costa Rica, and then she told me she was asking because when she was walking her dog, Stormy, there was a loud alarm of some sort going off at Dave’s place. So, I wrote to Dave to ask what it might have been. I’m going over to his place today to look around and ensure there is nothing damaged or ongoing.
Today will be spent by the fire, but we’ll go into the village to shop and, of course, we’ll take our regular forest trail walks. Essentially, I am killing time until Wednesday and Thursday and my final two tests.
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