The Year of Doing Nothing - Part Two

Another year to look back on and despite being locked up for most of it, a few things did happen, it was jabtastic!

We got some snow in late January and it was a great walk.

In February the vaccine rollout got to me, and I had my first jab, and got wiped out by a headache.

Late March I broke my right wrist in a walking accident, that was to set me back a few months and it still aches even now all these months after.

In April I got my second jab.

In June I set foot back into one of our depots, it was great to have that social interaction again.  It overwhelmed me and I was shattered at the end of the day.

In August I went to the Lake District with work, it felt great to be back there for a few days and the weather was great.

In September I was able to return to the Gnoll and watch Neath rugby again, a sense of normality.  I also finally got my hands on a vaccination sticker as I got my third jab.

In October I went wild and ventured out into work more, all of my team finally got together for the first time.  The following day I was out again with my young padawan.

In November I was getting back into the swing of things with work and for the first time since January 2020 I set foot in a restaurant and had a meal out.

In December I got my fourth jab, we started to hear of omicron and the threat of further COVID-19 restrictions and frankly I was completely burnt out.  And my commenting on blipfoto has dropped off, I need to rectify that in the New Year.

Still no gigs, no theatre, no ice hockey but hopefully things will improve in 2022.  They’ve got to, right?