Booster

It has been so good to see some friends and family after such a long time. After confinement and then travel restrictions, all-in-all it’s been too long.

I’m now settled back in the cottage in Martham with Dad. Our excursion today was to the James Paget Hospital for his booster jab. I have to say excursion, because I was up at 6.30am for a 10.55 appointment, and it’s only a 30 minute drive. Everything nowadays, with Dad, just takes so long, so I allowed ample time.

We arrived at the hospital in plenty of time, although I’m not sure it mattered too much. It was an open clinic for vaccinations, including this year’s flu jab. There is a big campaign to keep people out of hospitals in East Anglia, as they are already struggling with staffing issues, so they are encouraging people to get their flu jabs. Apparently though the booster needs to happen before receiving the flu jab, so I’ll have to take Dad for his next week.

On the way home we had a bit of a drive along the seafront, and stopped off at the Imperial Hotel for lunch. It was very tasty.

Definitely Dad’s favourite part of the day.