Sleep, perchance to dream

7.37am. Despite being woken up at 5am by a couple of doors slamming (dammit people can be so inconsiderate!), I had a relatively uninterrupted night. I woke up early, checked the time, went back to sleep again fairly quickly. According to my SleepBot phone app, I got just shy of 8 hours, which is practically a miracle for me.

I can hear lots of people moving around and closing doors non-quietly. 20 minutes to go until breakfast. I'm missing morning cuddles from Alan, and that's giving me pause for thought.

Today is a full day. We'll be finishing off the tail end of the electrical oscillations, there's just the last bit of capacitance/resistance examination to do, then it's build the radio (and for Dunc, probably tune into the cricket scores).

If my calculations are correct then this afternoon should see the start of the Compton Effect lab. No Jimena this time around (she was a smashing lady). Not sure who is taking the Compton lab this year, but it would be nice if it were David Keen. We'll soon find out.

I've decided that again I don't feel inclined to join in with the boat race on Tuesday afternoon. I'll do my own thing, take some photos, have a look around the cathedral and possibly climb the tower, if I can muster the energy.