Baseball

I have not really done too much today. I spent a few hours in the morning looking up train times for next week’s trip. I hope that I have done it correctly, though I guess if I have not then we can always just make it up as we go along. We have rail passes, after all. That took a long time, for some reason, though I also did a little research on some of the places that we are going to go. It all sounds very interesting, though I am slightly worried about having to fend for myself. Even with two of us, it is going to be nerve wracking. I am used to my parents sorting everything out when we go on holiday.

For lunch, I had a small pizza that I bought the other day from Cosmos. I got two for £1, which I thought was very reasonable. It was tasty, though I also had a camembert sandwich, as it was not filling enough on its own. I then went to Linden Hall, as I was working there today. There was a calm atmosphere when I first arrived, with the children all doing their homework quietly, though this soon changed when Brendan and I took over. We went outside with them and gave them clues about various objects around the grounds. It took a little effort to keep them all together and to stop them from running off to play, but we managed it without too much hassle, which was reassuring. We played baseball with them afterwards, and we drew 4-4, though not for want of trying. They were good.