And stretch...

I have known for some years that I am not a morning person.

Although the clocks went forward on Sunday morning and I had yesterday off, I think that I am still jet lagged by the change to BST this morning. I mean, my body thinks it’s getting up at 6am. Perversely, it doesn’t think it’s going to bed an hour earlier, so I just want to curl up and sleep. I am not sure that my caffeine-free office regime is up to this right now. I may have to renege on that deal with a view to curtailing the urge to snore at the keyboard.

I have a horrible feeling I may not be an afternoon person, either.

And stretch...

I have known for some years that I am not a morning person.

Although the clocks went forward on Sunday morning and I had yesterday off, I think that I am still jet lagged by the change to BST this morning. I mean, my body thinks it’s getting up at 6am. Perversely, it doesn’t think it’s going to bed an hour earlier, so I just want to curl up and sleep. I am not sure that my caffeine-free office regime is up to this right now. I may have to renege on that deal with a view to curtailing the urge to snore at the keyboard.

I have a horrible feeling I may not be an afternoon person, either.

Gadaffi Duck

Having turned back the Afrika Korps Gaddafi Loyalists at the gates of Benghazi, the Eighth Army Rebels have pursued the retreating forces back to the gates of Tripoli.

Supply problems that affected the one side are now affecting the other and Rommel Gaddafi’s forces have successfully defended the approaches to the city and are now pushing Auchinleck’s the rebel forces eastwards once more.

Not a lot changes in 70 years, does it? This will just yoyo along the coast for eternity at this rate.

Which is just as well, I guess, because we will probably end up bombing the rebels if they start picking on pro-Gaddafi civilians.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-12892798

Gadaffi Duck

Having turned back the Afrika Korps Gaddafi Loyalists at the gates of Benghazi, the Eighth Army Rebels have pursued the retreating forces back to the gates of Tripoli.

Supply problems that affected the one side are now affecting the other and Rommel Gaddafi’s forces have successfully defended the approaches to the city and are now pushing Auchinleck’s the rebel forces eastwards once more.

Not a lot changes in 70 years, does it? This will just yoyo along the coast for eternity at this rate.

Which is just as well, I guess, because we will probably end up bombing the rebels if they start picking on pro-Gaddafi civilians.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-12892798