10th July, 2019.
Did I mention I’d been to hospital, this week?
I’ve been to hospital, this week: on Monday, if you must know.
Believe it or not?
Getting hold of what’s called a CPAP machine: designed to help me breath whilst sleeping.
I’ve another appointment, tomorrow.
For a CT scan on my lungs.
Am I worried?
Fuck, yes.
I’m hoping that — as my GP has assured me — that it’s nothing serious.
I hope so.
Anything involving my lungs is worrying.
Given my paternal grandfather died of lung cancer?
Well, you can appreciate me worrying.
~≈§≈~
At any rate, is — beyond worrying — there anything I can do about this, right now?
Frankly?
No.
All I can do tonight, is relax: and enjoy myself.
Yes.
I’ve caned the iPlayer, again …
~≈§≈~
Episode 1.2 opens in 2025, a year after the Hong Shao Dao bombing.
Edith (Jessica Hynes) has returned to the UK: after the explosion, her health is looking iffy.
Daniel (Russell Tovey)… ? Is divorcing Ralph, and living with Victor (Maxim Baldry.)
Viv Rook … ? Has just won a by-election: introducing a new bit of kit I the process.
And Stephen (Rory Kinnear) and Celeste (T'Nia Miller)?
Are having troubles of their own: as, with Celeste’s employers have collapsed, they have to downsize …
The problem, there … ?
Is the run on the bank that’s left them literally penniless …
Is the run on the bank that’s left them literally penniless …
~≈§≈~
Now, I’m going to apologise if this post is a little short …
But I’m … worrying … about the morning: and going to try and get some sleep.
Before I do?
I’ll stress that this second episode of Years and Years is another great episode.
One that contributes to the on-going story …
And has me convinced Russell T. Davies is a TV writing genius …
And has me convinced Russell T. Davies is a TV writing genius …
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