We arrived home from the UK late on Sunday 18th. I’ve found the jet lag both going over and coming back particularly bad this trip, probably because both flights coincided with the worst time of the month, if you know what I mean. I unpacked my case and then repacked to leave for Noosa on Thursday for our annual work/running weekend. I’m so glad I only put myself down for the 10K. It was hot, I’d been battling migraines during the week, and was feeling sub-par. I managed to meet my downgraded expectations for the race which was to keep my record of no 10K race result over 1 hr. Other than my poor running form the weekend was great, we ate lots of yummy food, had a couple of walks in the Noosa National Park, naps everyday and I went for a swim in the ocean.
Our trip to the UK was also wonderful and I will probably pick up and complete my recaps of Oxford (solo stay which I loved) and Wales (two week roadtrip with G which was stunning) over the next month or so. We had a couple of drops of rain land on us over the whole two weeks we were in Wales, and nearly every day was a blue-sky day which is pretty amazing. I’m looking forward to reliving the trip through my recaps.
While in Wales we stayed in an apartment in a converted barn. I went in the bathroom and was confronted with this:
Of course, I immediately thought of Elisabeth, and her strong opinions on the correct way to hang toilet paper. I couldn’t decide whether this was a genius way to put the under or over debate to bed, or if it opened up a second possibility for division over clockwise or anti-clockwise. I raised it with G who is strongly committed to the over side of the debate and he was equally certain that the toilet paper must unravel clockwise as it is here. I, as always, maintained indifference to the way my toilet paper hangs.
What side are you in the great toilet paper debate?
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