Life goes on

It has been a few days since I last wrote. In that time I have been recovering from an inflammation of the inner ear. This is not fun as it brings on nausea, dizzying and head spins. Thank goodness Natalie has been able to nurse me back to health and that my visits to the doctor have not been in vain.

Yes, the NHS has finally provided me with a doctor who seems to 'get' what's going on and is really trying to help me. Maybe it is that an election has been called and the government wants everyone to be happy and healthy so that they can vote for them or maybe I have found a rare diamond in the health care system. Anyway, another day and I should be back to work.

I have less than two weeks left at Sunrise before I move on to other, as yet unnamed (or chosen) challenges. I will miss Sunrise, they are a good bunch of people.

In other news:

• Natalie has been working on her dissertation for university. She has completed a draft of it and seems to be fairly happy with it.
• Natalie and I are going to a Twenty20 cricket charity match at The Oval in June. It will feature an Asian 11 versus a Rest of the World team. Should be a bit of fun.
• Natalie has accepted a job offer so we will be staying in London for a couple more years, hopefully. But we have to come home to get our visas changed. This will probably happen in July-August for about three weeks.
• I have to congratulate my good friend Stu for picking up the Captain's Award at the recent cricket presentation night for the St Johns Sutherland Cricket Club. Well done Stu! All that 'sledging' your own team mates really paid off! :)