Lazy evening in

We are curled up on the sofa - 9.15pm in England, so morning for most of you! On TV is a doco called The 80-year-old Children, which is about a family in India where five out of seven of the children have a disease called Progeria, meaning they age abnormally quickly. It's incredible; feeling pretty lucky right now.

Today was Paul's first day off, thanks to half term. (I still haven't managed to get out of him what time he got up!) He had quite a productive day, translating a speech for Rob's wedding and doing some housework. One of my old friends from uni, Lisa, came over for dinner, and he even cooked for us - an awesome Thai Green Curry - so we could have a proper gossip.

I had another interview this afternoon. This one was working as a sales administrator for a luxury food company. I was interviewed by the MD himself, so hopefully they thought I was an impressive candidate! I don't know, I've been for so many interviews now, it's hard to say how they've gone. But fingers crossed. I quite liked the sound of this one, and it's very close to home.

Paul wants to write more about Joey's visit, but we're both pretty tired so we'll save that for another day. Plus, there are some more pics (Paul has downloaded a program that allows him to fix them up a bit, but unfortunately no airbrushing...)

Thank you lots for all your comments!