Not my usual quarters

This morning I was given a nurse's room, because the rota maker was out of synch with staffing levels. It was a bit of a squeeze when I had to see a seated patient, or demonstrate yoga exercises on the floor! However, in the afternoon ,I got to use the practice manager's office, so the balance was evened out. 

As I walked home in the dark, light flakes of snow fell on my head and shoulders. This is the first sign of snow for us this season, and I don't think it's settling, though it certainly feels  cold enough. 

I've been sorting our more travel stuff since I got home. Currency card, new SIM, money belt etc. all arrived by post today. Thank goodness! Steve went on a special trip to Screwfix to get a replacement battery for my tiny luggage scale, but it still doesn't work! I have chucked it in the tip pile, and ordered a mechanical one for £3.50. What could possibly go wrong?

I've just watched Streets of Gold: Mumbai, and now it's time for James May, our man in India. Our travel guides have already arrived in Mumbai and all is well.