One day at a time

The city council in the their wisdom have been busy painting signs on foot paths for cyclists and pedestrians. Shame no one bothered to read the sign first! Published with Blogger-droid v1.6.9

Watched the 2011 Eurovision Song Contest last night. No issues with the winner, but disappointed that Hungary and the United Kingdom did not place better. Hopefully Italy will be back after finishing in the top three. Well done by Germany, a very entertaining and professional production.

Plans for today were thrown out the window by the apparent on set of a cold or flu. Thankfully the headache and other aches have subsided by late evening, but the planned trip to see the apartment and a visit to the gym were both put off. Maybe a good night sleep will help me feel more human tomorrow.

Watched the Royal Wedding and thought it was very stunning and both the bride and groom looking stunning and very happy. I hope their marriage is as successful as my parents, which just happens to be as long as that of the Queen and Prince Phillip.

One of the apartment blocks is nearing completion (unfortunately its not the one that has my apartment in it, but that block isn't far behind). Some of the fixtures have been added to the apartments, including the ovens and hobs in the kitchen. Strangely these apartments have had their patio windows left open. I wonder if its more expensive to replace the glass then to replace a stolen cooker top.

There are times when I don't know what to do with myself. That is how I feel this evening. I am down because I can't think of something that I would like to do. There are of course many things I could be doing, the main stumbling block for me personally is the a) there involve interacting with other people and b) I would have to attempt them alone. It has been very easy for me to retreat from social interaction, to the point why I will prefer to deal with a computer than deal with a real person. One of the downsides is that without the technology I loss all contact and avoid contact as much as possible. I can recognise the problem, but fear is stopping me from changing my behaviour.