Sorry, no asparagus today. But something nice happened last week related to my work, and it was in true Knights’ form. On Thursday I was told that I’d do the route on Friday morning for the last time. I should bring the co-driver home, park the vehicle there, and wait – they’d pick me up. So I disinfected my former workplace on Friday morning, and waited – until a young lady showed up, and drove me around. We finally reached our destination, where I was given a print of the basic data for my new route, the key to the new vehicle, and a friendly “Off you go !”
The only downside was that I could not enter the vehicle – I should loose a few pounds, really. So a contortionist had to be found, but finally I rumbled off. Pretty happy btw, because finally I drive over land again. It is not as long as what I had before the pause, but better than what I had to do for the last few weeks. I expect that I will keep this tour until the end of the school year – in other words, the end of July. Best thing so far, the new co-driver likes classical music too. There is hope.
Today’s Sunday Music is a little piece by BACH, the Sarabande from his French Suite Nr. 1 (in d-moll), performed by Gila GOLDSTEIN. I hope you enjoy the music. May the coming week be restful & relaxing !
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