not that many of those

 Recovery at seven in the morning, go downstairs to make the old normal breakfast. Things are the way they used to be, sort of very nearly.

Start by examining the parts and the bills that had come in the mail during the holiday in France. There is not much there, there is nothing serious yet. There is a bill from the medical insurance people, and there is a bill from the tax people. The customs bill for the import from China was paid yesterday. Therefore, all is done.

The tax bill is only due next month, that is not a problem.

Start to sort the clothes and to tidy away the things that had gone to France.  Soon, that is all done, and the clothes are sorted by color ready for the washing machine. Then all will be done when the wasching machine is done.

Set up the camera on the tripod for the next project using roll film on the technical camera. See that all the parts work, check that the light meter is working. Set it all up, then pack it away into the tan coloured bag. That will be a project for tomorrow. Then check the batteries for the camera for the repro machine. They are all very flat, and one has swollen, that is what comes from not using the batteries for years. Put the swollen one into the box holding the old batteries, then put the other ones on load.

Go outside for a walk about town. Things are fine today, and the weather is good.

Say hello to the wife and she says hello back.

There is little else to be done, really, except to edit all the pictures taken in France. There are not that many of those either.