We thought we’d got away lightly on the jetlag front this trip.
For a few days we felt a little discombobulated, but generally all our bits were working as they should and we appeared to be holding up our end of conversations various quite well. The effects of long distance travel in our experience at least, are often felt most three or four days after arrival, so when the three day mark passed quietly by without incident yesterday, we thought we were out of danger.
Our amble round the markets today was as delightful as the pictures in the glossy brochures would have you believe it should be. The strawberries were stunning, the bread divine, the endives caress-able, the stall holders special characters to a man (and woman).
It was only when we stumbled across the nice man selling rabbit eggs that we suspected that our synapses were still not firing in the correct order.
We backed quietly away and retired to spend the afternoon deep in slumber, in the hope that all would be well when when we woke.
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