Sea Air Recovery

It was another difficult start waking up this morning, so much so I
ended up moving my planned appointment at the mood clinic from
the beginning of July to tomorrow.

This maybe just a phase I'm going through where I'm undergoing
a spell of depression, and it has to be said that I've been through
a lot more of them, than I have of major highs.

In fact I don't think I have ever got anywhere near as manic
and elevated to how I was in August 2007.

I seemed to get through my interview at Homebase with no
major issues and should I be successful it looks as if they will
be flexible with arrangements, should any crop up over the work
period.

I'll see what happens and if I don't hear anything by next week
I'll enquire after that.

Escapism was provided by the firs episode of last night's new
drama to BBC 1, True Love, where the impressive cast ensemble
and location of Margate was enough to draw me in.

Whilst it may not be the most ground breaking drama series
I've seen of recent, I felt warmed by it and enjoyed the plotline
where David Tennant's character Nick, happily married with children,
re-acquainted with an old flame as played by Vicky Mclure.

I'm gathering that the plotline's going to be the same theme throughout
the series, but as it's shown nightly this week, with each episode
half an hour in length, I doubt I'll get fed up with it.

When it comes to a good television drama, the one thing
that normally grabs me resembles the name of an over-exposed
television programme, Location, Location, Location.

And Margate's not a bad one at that.