I skipped a couple of weeks of swimming at Milton while fending off a cold, but managed to go last Saturday and plan to go tomorrow. I'm still enjoying it very much, and still very much staying within my limits exercise-wise while I figure out where they lie temperature-wise.
I got my cold+flu vaccination at the GP middle of last week too. I pre-gamed with antihistamines again, and had almost no reaction, again, which I think makes me four-for-four on that data collection: Apr 25, Oct 25, Apr 26, Oct 26. (The arm that got the covid vaccination got a bit sore around the injection site, but I had no fever or other reaction.)
It's been a week of taster session and tryouts for the uni club; taster session was made all too memorable for one poor fresher who I took to A&E with a suspected broken ankle. I insisted he had a friend meet us there because I know Saturday night A&E and I badly needed sleep so wasn't prepared to stay myself; they got out at 4am and the ankle was indeed broken. What a start to your Cambridge degree!
Last Sunday I had an adventure driving O2 across London after we saw Y play for Vampires and was still back home for my bedtime. When did I become someone who drives in London? And Kara is still getting at least partially solar-charged. (The panels on my house produce max 3.2kW, the charging point draws 7kW, Octopus has been scheduling a lot of 1-hour-near-noon charging this week. I asked it to top the battery up by 20% a day, so it'll be full for tomorrow, when I have to go to both Peterborough and Oxford. The latter will be Kara's seventh ice rink.)
I've been continuing my Greek myths reading, currently on Stephen Fry's Mythos (he reads his own audiobook!). I was very amused by Mr Fry namechecking Percy Jackson among the human heroes fathered by Poseidon.