Sleeping is often an interesting proposition. I was absolutely dragging
\n last night when I went to bed at 9 pm. By 5 am sleep was gone and I was up.
\n I called Nina because she wasn’t in bed yet (it was only about 9:30 pm in
\n Pocatello when I called). She had spent a good part of the day moving snow
\n around. I suspect she’ll sleep well!<\/p>\n
After work I went downtown Oudenaarde to see if I could get a GPRS card for
\n my laptop and maybe have some internet capability. No such luck. No one had
\n anything remotely like it. I will continue to be disconnected outside of
\n the office except for my Blackberry. At least that’s something. I’d like
\n something more, but this will have to do.<\/p>\n
Dinner was very good. That is, very good to the tongue but not so good for
\n the waistline! The new day will dawn in about an hour. I get to the office
\n in darkness and leave in the darkness. Actually, that sounds a bit
\n nefarious!<\/p>\n
The weather here is unseasonably warm and very windy. No real rain
\n forecast. Yesterday got up to about 60 degrees and the same is forecast for
\n today. Good thing I brought my umbrella….<\/p>\n
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\n Sent from my BlackBerry Wireless Handheld<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Sleeping is often an interesting proposition. I was absolutely dragging last night when I went to bed at 9 pm. By 5 am sleep was gone and I was up. I called Nina because she wasn’t in bed yet (it was only about 9:30 pm in Pocatello when I called). She had spent a good … Continue reading Oudenaarde, Day 2<\/span>