A lovely day full of band, work and a hospital appointment.<\/p>\n
Both band and work were lovely – really enjoyable times. Nothing massively special about either. The main event<\/a> at work is the beginning of production of recycled paper<\/a> – we’ve made a pulp which is currently soaking. The paper bit will come later.<\/p>\n The hospital appointment was a follow up to my February half term<\/a> chest pain<\/a>. Nothing exciting happened there, it was very late and very quick. Basically, there’s nothing to worry about apart from the thing all medical professionals<\/a> tell me, which is to lose some weight. I’m not a massively unhealthy person – I don’t drink alcohol, I don’t smoke – and I do try to eat healthily. The thing work gets in the way of is exercise. I’m not a fan of it. Geocaching was a way to get walking more and it’s worked, but right now, work is in the way of getting out there however much I’d love to.<\/p>\n Moving on, 143 is a good number. You may realise that it is the sum of three consecutive primes (43 + 47 + 53) but it is also the sum of\u00a0seven consecutive primes (11 + 13 + 17 + 19 + 23 + 29 + 31) making it pretty special.<\/p>\n Also, in Formula One<\/a>, at the Monaco Grand Prix<\/a>, this footage was released on Valtteri Bottas<\/a>‘ helmet camera<\/a>. Thrilling and scary, so much more so that any game could ever portray.<\/p>\n