Dreary wet weather descended on the Kanto region and I had the lights on all day. Emily seems to be coping with the bombardment of the MMR viruses, but has succumbed to another cold, with constant streams from her nose. She woke a couple of times in the early hours unable to breathe freely, though it doesn't help that her favoured position to sleep in is lying face down on top of her monkey.
Nick had a company annual medical healthcheck, and I ｗas amazed at the level they take it to. He had to provide two stool samples, and go without food all morning in readiness for a barium meal. It's good to get a free overhaul I suppose.
Jo brought Isy over in the afternoon. Though it meant I didn't get out, I was glad really, since I had been to the closest two jidokan already this week, and the conditions were so grotty. My already ailing diet took a turn for the worst as she arrived with a couple of cakes. We had a pleasant couple of hours, and it was nice to be able to talk without breakling off to chase after a wayward toddler.
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