Allegra feast day

Sunrise on Mt. of Olives

 Something fishy is happening to my blog. It has 126 views today. Normally it's 40+. It's being tracked I guess. Like my phone which many times now people cannot get through me as someone else answers it ... and the telltale signs it's being used by someone else are all there: short battery life, sudden heating, slow access to Internet. It's all very scary.

It was an early day today. I had to get everything done by 7am as I needed to go to the Covid Testing Center up on the Mt of Olives. The sun was just rising. It's a drive-in facility so the line gets very long and the street being very narrow so busses cannot pass due to the queue of cars. We were the 3rd car in the queue but while waiting, 2 cars cut the queue. Drivers behind us were furious and started honking their cars. Finally a jewish lady got out of her car and flagged a police car to report the queue-breakers. The police came and warned the 2 drivers who quickly moved off. My test was very quick, though my nostril hurt quite abit.

My turn for Covid test

Once home I had to oversee the municipality inspector who came to check on our elevators. Then it was study time. The weather is still cold and I had to wear socks to keep my feet warm. Today I've been feeling dizzy again and confused. Since I woke up at 3am I couldn't remember what day it is. It was only towards 7am that I slowly became conscious of what day it was.

It's Blessed Allegra's feast day. I didn't concelebrate the community Mass so I didn't now what they did. I'm keeping isolation till I get my results in 2 days time.

Meantime I'm waiting for the forecast rain for tomorrow or Friday. It'll be this winter's last bash.