Day 2 without my son part 2

I travelled home as fast as I safely could after my working day. I had my haircut and tried to keep conversation to a minimum. I am fond of the lady who cuts my hair, she's polish. She makes me contemplate meeting a woman again for about the first five minutes of my haircut and then it dissipates. Newly shorn I headed home for a shower and through myself into watching 'Ginger and Rosa' with the beautiful Elle Fanning, but even she couldn't make it less than boring. I followed it up with 'confessions of a superhero' which was better but a little cringeworthy. Then it was time to collate all my existing notes for our PPS historian who is writing a book using some of what we've learnt about Bingley spirits from our previous investigations this year.  So that was another item ticked off the 'to do' list. Next I booted up the laptop to continue writing up my Medium Interviews seem more. It's quite a task and a long drawn out affair but i'll be proud of it afterwards. At least I will have something physical to show for the time which went into it. 

I had a reply off my mum in the end and she has a valid level of uncertainty about being at a seance which is fine. Maybe I did jump in with my filling in the blanks about her silence or , maybe, she reads my blog. 

Now that today's writing tasks are complete and my film watching tasks are doubly complete, I sit down to read 'Gailiee' some more. I feel a little guilty but I'm enjoying these few days of a break from my little one, in the knowledge that they are numbered few. I can't wait to see him again but am also trying to make the most of the free hours. Well, my version of making the most of them. 

I don't seem to have time to switch off in some ways. I mean, the more hours I have spare, the more hours I fill with writing about sitting down and doing nothing etc. I never just sit and say, stare into space. 

Tomorrow I'm heading to my aunts for tea and to go over how my script editing is going on her short book. Half of me doesn't want it have to go but I know I'll be glad I did after I do.