The last couple of nights I've slept a lot better which at least makes me feel more with it.
I've been listening to 3 of BBC Radio's excellent dramatisations of Dorothy L Sayers books on CD - 'Have his Carcase', 'Gaudy Night' and 'Busman's Honeymoon' - very good they are too. I know all three books well and can identify what they missed out but they're a good substitute. I've also got 'Rumpole and the Primrose Path' to listen to. I've also found 'Ladies of Letters' - Prunella Scales and Patricia Routledge exchanging barbed correspondence very funny. Apparently this is from 'Woman's Hour' but as I'm not usually at home during the day I hadn't heard it. Audio books are well worth trying - they can be found on eBay as well.
I haven't read any more of Maloney's Law Anne because I need both hands to hold it open! I'm awaiting delivery of a 'bookchair' - a rest for books which holds them open for you. The I'll be able to read more. For the same reasons I'm finding it difficult to read P D James's 'The Private Patient.'
Onwards and upwards
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Ooh, Ladies of Letters is great! There's a book too - but that's no good at the moment for you!!
I am fascinated by the idea of a bookchair - I'm attempting to teach Lord H to turn the pages of my book for me, but with no success so far - so let us know what you think of the new equipment (as it were)!
Love & hugs, and hope the sleep ability continues ...
Axxxxxx
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