Nite-itis

This is what happens when nights kick in at the same time as sub zero temps. I was doing well on the 4th of my 5 nights but then disaster hit. Let me explain that I was managing my nights very well telling all who would listen that I attract excellent evening conditions for sleeping leaving the day for other activities not including sleep. Until the horror night number 4 when it started to get shaky and we actually had to work. Very wrong!! Darn it I had to sleep all day but that was fine since I had one more night and would have the pleasure of spending Thursday with William and Kara. I was planning on a sleepover too as we had our car booked in for a serious matter of shock absorbers. Like who cares. But the plague hit and I sneezed, more than once and a little less than a 100 times. By morning I was cactus (but I did only work for 45mins thereby maintaining my position as slackest night shift tech in the Mater) So we met at Toyota Martyn on his bike me in the car with helmet and jacket feeling like sh..t at 7am sub zero wind chill -26. I had to sit on the back of the red devil all the way home. Sad. There must be some symbol for a sad face but can't find it. Anyway I missed my boy because Kara said I can't have him infectious and I can't see him till my infectious is gone. Like I might have to find one of those de-contamination chambers. My mum sent me a text to say she wanted to make me a cuppa but where the hell is she I ask. Not here Oh no!!!! Fine thanks Mum:) (smiley face thingy) Good news our car was cheaper than he told me. He being Alfie's best friend. And Alfie came to wash my face every few minutes Eeew!. Not really just posing for the photo's he did.

So I am glad we didn't book to go camping or else we would have to do a Kate and abandon tent. I am glad we didn't off load the dog and go stay somewhere posh for a pash what a waste of dosh. On which note I shall retire for the evening. Going to attempt breakfast at Southbank tomorrow.