I went back into Salisbury this morning and worked in Sarum College for a couple of hours. I had hoped to park at the college today but by the time I arrived, 10 a.m., the car park was full and so I had to pay to park on the fourth floor of the shoppers' car park. I tucked myself away on the second floor library room and started to plan my portfolio. I also had to deal with a tribunal matter for a client which at least earned me some money this morning. At 12.15 I arrived at the dentists' to have my teeth cleaned and also to have a filling. I was in the dentists for about an hour. Although my mouth felt swollen from the anaesthetic, I had a coffee and and a danish pastry at Cafe Nero, primarily to take away the horrible taste in my mouth. I eventually managed to get my car out of the car park (the ticket would not be validated) following a visit to the ground floor office. I had a meeting with my training incumbent at 2 p.m. and was slightly late for this. He was also running a bit late so it worked out well for us both. I showed him my draft sermon and ran through it with him. He suggested a few tips for Sunday which I will work on and incorporate. I finally got home at 3.30 p.m. and had a cup of tea with Sara. Sara had spent most of the day cleaning the carpets with the industrial cleaner she had borrowed. She is still not feeling very well and I tried my hand at some of the cleaning too but found the machine difficult to operate.
I made a curry for us tonight. Feel like an early night again.
An impressive list this will not only be of use for a dentistry student but is equally useful for a practicing dentist. Nostalgic about the good old days when studies used to the only concern in life.
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