Day 2
I had a good night's sleep last night with minimum dizziness, but this morning I was a bit ho-humish...sort of on the cusp of being dizzy. I avoided looking up so maybe the reason I was feeling fairly okay was because I'd put strategies in place.
Later on the "on the cusp" feeling gradually disapppeared and after lunch I did the first of my Brandt-Darloff exercises
This time I was only dizzy when turning to the left and it lessened with each repetition. I have to do them 3 times a day.
In the meantime Alex prepares for the start of his World MTB Orienteering Championships....the opening ceremony is tomorrow.
Fingers tightly crossed.
A Brit by birth, an Aussie by choice
"Quote of the day"
You are what you iPod
We are continually faced with great opportunities which are brilliantly disguised as unsolvable problems. (Margaret Mead)
If you are facing the right direction, all you have to do is keep on walking. (Buddhist proverb)
“ We come this way but once. We can either tiptoe through life and hope we get to the end without being too badly bruised or we can live a full, complete life achieving our goals and realising our wildest dreams”.
Bob Proctor
Blogs I read regularly
I'm always on the lookout for quirky signs
Bright, Australia
Alex in Denmark
tnx to PeterB for this classic
currently doing the rounds in Melbourne
Signs from UK
Aussie rednecks welcome visitors
"shamelessly ripped " from Bellie's blog
Dodoma Tanzania
Shhh! New Zealand
???!!! Marlborough UK
Krakow, Poland
Aarhus, Denmark. Where RU Kenny?
Manchester UK
Inverness, Scotland. World Orienteering Championships for some but for others??
Bourg d'Oisans, France
Swindon UK
Southern Austria
Southern Austria, where there are some very athletic deer
Southern Austria, there was also Uber Grub and Grubegg
St Petersburg, Russia
Deutschlandsberg Masters Race week instructions and threat.
Suomussalmi Finland
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