After a bad night's sleep and feeling achey and a bit less than 100%, I've had a really lazy - or easy - day so there's not an awful lot to write about.
I did a bit of an update of home made 'ready meals' from the freezer so my list is now correct again.
I did a bit of 'what to do in Norwich' searching in preparation for next Saturday.
I did a bit of an update of home made 'ready meals' from the freezer so my list is now correct again.
I did a bit of 'what to do in Norwich' searching in preparation for next Saturday.
I had several shut-eyes - lovely.
I carried on thinking about Center Parcs, now only three weeks and a couple of days away. Nice. I have to find out exactly what the gym pass I have bought entitles me to - I've not had one before so it's new and I think I will go to the very nice people in the Visitors' Centre and ask them first afternoon (have I already said that?).
I like to have a routine going on holiday and it will probably look like this . . .
out for an early morning walk before the crowds are out and about
breakfast
swim
lunch
walk, gym or something like a drive to Brandon Country Park which is just down the road from Center Parcs but too far to walk
back for dinner
maybe a late swim or a walk around the village centre or a drink on the balcony or whatever . . .
I will need a holiday to get over it, won't I? Oh, I forgot, a week later I'm off to Potters Five Lakes for a Fun and Fitness weekend. How lucky am I?
Right, well, I will shut up and shut down now. It's not bedtime yet but I need to chill and relax. Thank you for all your lovely messages. Sleep well, everyone.
Is that what's known as a Getting fitter kind of holiday
ReplyDelete< Chuckle > Well, maybe. It just sounds like a good time, really. I particularly love the swimming, of course. xx
DeleteIt's lovely to have things to look forward to, isn't it? We always enjoyed our Center Parcs visits, we must have gone half a dozen times back in the day. Now of course we have our lovely caravan. Hope you have a better sleep tonight, Joy xx
ReplyDeleteWe've always had lovely holidays there. The first time we went, the children (Beth and Dave) were primary age and it was Sherwood, the first UK village, just after it opened. It was such an eye opener and we had such an amazing time that as soon as we got home, I phoned and booked the next one. xx
DeleteYou have wonderful outings to look forward to. Enjoy.
ReplyDeleteGod bless.
The anticipation is part of the fun, isn't it? xx
DeleteSounds like a lazy day is what was needed. It's fun to plan holidays isn't it? I'm getting ready to book my trip back to see my sister. She's thinking we might do a weekend away in Great Yarmouth. It's been a few years since I've been there. I worked there when I was a teen for a couple of summers.
ReplyDeleteThat will be lovely. Great Yarmouth isn't exactly next door but it's really not far from here - a couple of hours, maybe, that's all. And much closer to Sue G. xx
DeleteLots to look forward to. I hope you sleep better tonight so that you're full of vim and vigour for next Saturday.
ReplyDeleteThanks. Last night (Saturday night) was loads better and I do feel much brighter today, thankfully! xx
DeleteAqua Sana reopened earlier in the year after a few months closure - it's really quite different to how it used to be!
ReplyDeleteThat's interesting, thanks. I'll look that one up. xx
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