that'll be a long wait and it will feel like a long wait (the song of our times)

to be honest it's all been a bit of an emotional roller-coaster. 

(it's been emotional as vinnie jones's character remarks in lock, stock and two smoking barrels).

and soon it will be over

last week - anxiety 

monday, tuesday - anxiety

wednesday - happiness and release of tension (but with an element of distrust).

thursday - depths of gloom again. 

friday - well we will see (but we may not see until monday or wednesday). 

horsemouth was reminded of doc watson's waiting for the times to get better 

(well that'll be a long wait, opined horsemouth, and it will feel like a long wait). 

for it is the song of our times.

ok it looks like other people are getting on with the tasks rather than succumbing to horsemouth's catastrophist viewpoint (which is probably the best way forward). 

horsemouth is looking forward to the bell ringing. (oh dear, red sky at night). looks like all the chickens are in because of the cold so he might go and feed them just now and lock them up early. 

horsemouth is back from the bell-ringing (not his best night) but he's happy now.

ok in the morning - chickens, milk, abbey (a busy social whirl).  

next wednesday a plan to get into town get his mum a bus pass, do some financials. horsemouth is hopeful he can find the time to sneak off and get some books (maybe go in with them and get the bus back later).