Head stuff

I have a headache, and it's making the day a struggle. It's not a hangover, and it's not a result of over-activity, as I've just had one of the laziest weekends in my life. It might be hay fever related (as we're well and truly into tree pollen season now). I think I'll pop and see my massage lady in the salon at work, as I think it's coming from my neck. You might remember I have had issues with my shoulder, and when it gets tight it pulls on my neck muscles, which in turn causes unpleasant sensations in my head. So I'm thinking that a bit of a rub-down on the neck and shoulder might be all the relief I need. In the meantime, I am bravely battling through and making final preparations for the onslaught of Easter holidaymakers this time next week... I believe the schools break up on Wednesday this week (or Thursday, depending on where you're situated) and we then have a fortnight of full-on full capacity fun and games as most of Britain descends on East Anglia for a Spring jaunt to the seaside, which normally coincides with a downturn in the weather, leading to me dealing with hundreds of unhappy families and dealing with complaints from people who seem to think I have deliberately made it cold for their holiday and that I have a direct link to God and can change things.
Hmmm - maybe this is where the headache has come from... I do rather seem to be expecting the worst...

I just nipped off and checked, and this is the pollen report for the East of England from the Met Office website:
"Birch tree pollen is on the rise. Other types include elm, ash and the milder types of poplar and willow. Spores: aspergillus and pleospora."
The pollen count itself is "LOW" so yeah - I'll pop and get my neck rubbed.

RC 25-3-24