Sean's Journal Personal Journal of Sean James Cameron
The rain continues and so does the tasks on the homestead. A treat is that the roses are starting to bloom.
Read More »Planning Ahead for New Plants
Week 3 – Scales
Weight 19st 00lb (120.8kg), BMI 38.5, Body fat 37.2% Previous… Week 2 – 19st 00lb (121.1kg), BMI 37.3, Body fat 38.2% Week 1 – 19st 00lb (120.1kg), BMI 37.3, Body fat 38.5%.
Read More »Legs and Runner Beans
Leg day at the gym this week. Back on the homestead the Runner Bean canes are erected along with weeding the lavender lanes and planting in the polytunnel.
Read More »Runner Bean canes
Against 34*c heat the Runner Bean canes are erected. Weeded the lavender lanes, they are only a few days from flowering. Planted a row of lettuce in the polytunnel and watered everything.
Read More »Family Left Me for a New Life plus Shopping Haul
The heatwave continues.
Read More »Heading Home in a Heatwave
On the way home from my day out with Phill (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=deQj-qv5iPA). As I was driving home, somehow Phill ended up behind me in his car heading to the Brecon Beacons so I followed along for the evening.
Read More »Week 2 – Scales
Weight 19st 00lb (121.1kg), BMI 37.3, Body fat 38.2.
Read More »He Ran 7 Miles… Before His Mum’s Kettle Boiled
It’s Late May Bank Holiday and the temperature is Wales is hitting over 30*c. Phill and Sean head off to the top of the mountain between the Rhondda Valleys and Aberdare valley to explore the hamlet of Llanwonno, take in a mountain stream dip then back to the pub before …
Read More »Cancelling the TV License
The heatwave begins as I cancel my TV license now that my favourite series, Race Across The World, has ended. The kittens explore the cottage garden plus a rant about international politics while cooking breakfast; Sean also explains why he can never take medical pills and asks the question, why …
Read More »Finally Free of Soreness
It has taken around 6 days to be free of the soreness in the arms due to my first gym session last week. I was expecting something for the first 48 hours but not for this long. I’m assured that it gets easier as the weeks pass.
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