Sunday, 2 March 2014
Desert sand
We have taken a southerly route to the Middle East this
time, across Europe down what was the Yugoslavian coastline before cutting
across the Med to Egypt, the photo above is the view as we crossed the Egyptian
coast. The desert comes down to the sea but it is still clear enough to get a
reasonable photograph. A short while later the sand in the atmosphere meant
that the ground was no longer visible. It may sound obvious but sand gets
everywhere in the desert, it does not just lie around it blows about and gets
into every gap and makes washing cars a daily task or one you just don't bother
with at all.
Transition
I love being at home and after all this time I am OK with
being away, I do however have difficulty with the transitory state between the
two. Its Sunday morning and I am at Heathrow airport having just boarded my
flight to the Middle East, its a short trip I will be back home in two and a
half days. My Saturday was fine but in the early evening I had to pack a bag
and arrange a taxi for 0330 Sunday morning, this meant my head was slowly
getting into away mode. This combined with the fact that the meeting I am
attending is an important one on the future progress of the company meant that
I was not as relaxed as I might have been. I am missing my youngest sons
football and the family Sunday which is always depressing, travelling at weekends is always worse. Once I get to
the airport at the other end I will have fully transitioned to "away
mode" and all will be fine again. When I get back on Tuesday its just for
one night and I am away in Poland for two nights before getting back home about
11PM on Friday night to start the weekend.
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