On the Move

Last week, I had to get one of my tyres fixed, it had a screw in it, I'm hoping that it's as good as new but keep approaching car with trepidation in case I have a flat waiting for me. 

Circulation is not on the move, despite wearing several layers to work on a daily basis, and not sitting too far from a radiator that is too hot to touch, I am permanently cold, frozen to the bone and it's miserable.  Far too many occasions of numb and lifeless fingers for my liking, I keep wondering if one day, they won't come back to life, so I've decided that I am now allergic to extreme cold, I realise that this probably can't be classed as "extreme" by any normal person's standards but if it's cold enough to drain the life out of my extremities, then that is extreme enough for me.  I'm allergic to cold aren't I?  Can I still move in with you or is it too late?

I had another physio appointment this week.  Physio, who not only works wonders but explains everything as she goes... and it makes so much sense, it's a great if painful 30 minutes.  The human body is amazing isn't it?  How everything is connected?  Physio said she hoped to get me to 75% mobility and I'm apparently at 50% now.  I was momentarily elated, then a bit dashed, what about the other 25%?  What can I do about that?  I'll ask next time but not quite ready to settle for 75% just yet.

Work situation?  Well, it's still hanging in the balance.  I may find out next week if I may be able to move back to my old department, considering that this department took me on unfairly, putting me in a redundancy situation, 6 weeks after I started, I think I deserve to be allowed to go back.  We'll have to wait and see.

I'm keen to see the back of Winter.  My heating is on permanently and I'm dreading the next bill but it's just too cold without it.  I was holding out for the sales but when I leave here, I'm heading for M&S to see what they have in the thermal underwear line.  Hope you're not too warm over there chick? ;) x