Busy days

Graffiti pro-life

The past 2 days have been hectic work. Running several kms between institutes to teach and work. My strength is still at an all time low. Don't know how I will have to run from Ratisbon to my house in an hour from one class to another. I hate Mondays and Wednesdays ... teaching is no longer fun. It's draining my energy and sapping my life. Not sure I agree with a graffiti I saw at a road corner. I'm looking forward to eternal rest.

Luckily a couple of retired volunteers came from Italy to help me move 250 boxes of 18th century books. I couldn't have done it alone. I've got a pinched nerve on my left arm. Hurts like hell ... can't even sleep. My allergic reaction is still bad ... swellings and fever. Rani at the pharmacy gave me some cortesone cream. I  hope it helps.

Dinner at Legacy

And things couldn't have gone worse - my office computer - 3rd hand - was a total disaster. And worse ... no one knew how to reinstall a MAC computer. Waited for 3 weeks till I heard an Italian volunteer at our Technical Office knew something. Thank goodness he solved the major problem ... threw out everything, and reinstalled the entire system from scratch. I treated Domenico to dinner later in the evening. He deserved it. We had seafood Madras and entrecote steak. I was of course sick after that. But Domenico had a good meal and that was important.