GETTING STARTED

Strangely enough getting started is actually a particularly inappropriate title as the one thing that I am finding difficult at the moment is precisely that.  I have an ever-growing list of things to do involving packing up the house for a move to our UK base in Shrivenham while we are away, getting things done for the move to Kampala, getting things done for Ronnie's move to Juba whilst she is away on courses, preparing for next year's teaching timetable - plus of course still teaching at Smallwood for another three weeks.  On top of all that I am missing my number one companion (excluding Ronnie of course) - my best mate Chad. 

 I am simply not used to typing at the keyboard without a large ginger bottom being regularly deposited on the keyboard - even the basic act of cooking supper is different without the usual background mewing (which roughly translated means 'give me tuna').  I will eventually get used to it I suppose, but for now it is definitely making getting ready to move on quite difficult.