I had a fairly sad day - a really bad night with hardly any sleep at all.
This evening, Robyn's friend Bronagh, was over from Belfast.
I gave Robyn a lift to their barbecue and it was hard going. I wasn't going to go in myself, wasn't feeling up to it. In the end I did go although I did regret it. There were some very excited kids, some quite excited adults and one very friendly slobbery dog all of whom seemed to circle around me as I slumped on the settee. I wasn't sure how I was going to manage to get up. For that matter I don't know how I managed to get over the front doorsteps, which were a bit of a challenge. It was all just a bit too much.
I was glad when we left but I was glad we made it too - Robyn hasn't seen her friend for three years.
Back at home it got sadder; tonight was the peak night of the Perseids meteorite shower. I've watched it all my life. Three years ago me and Robyn took a couple of chairs and some lager and sat down to watch the firework display late into the night. it meant a lot.
Not tonight, I'm afraid.
Neil Harris
(a don't stop till you drop production)
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Are hou going to be able to see the eclipse next week?
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