What next?

Today is another key day in British politics.  I always vote but Mr T was telling me in India they have the option to vote for none of the above.  A good idea to protest rather than spoiling the ballot paper.  We did our postal votes and I have voted tactically.  It could all be very different this time tomorrow, or it could be the same "dither and delay" (no MPs don't trust you) depending on how it goes.

I had my wound check this morning and the stitches taken out.  The wounds are doing well, but the one giving me the most pain was because the stitch was stuck to the dressing and being pulled when I moved.  A bit more pain at the moment, but when it settles I will be OK to drive again.

Mum spotted this polling station on the way back and I thought OK that will be a Blip today.  I have blocked out the polling entry man just in case it was against the law to show his face.