David ArtissWell, that’s the second week over with. And thank God it is. Covid is not much fun, and I appreciate that I’m getting it at a time when the strain is weaker and I’m fully vaccinated too.
But, bloody hell, I’m ready to move on.
Although I continued to do “things”, it hampered what I could do but, also, I felt quite weak and tired. None-the-less, stuff did happen.
As I said initially, this week (particularly as schools were home) was always going to be a planning and build-up week.
However, it hasn’t quite ended how I wanted it to.
Half way through the first week of my sabbatical.
Yesterday involved some baking with Lucie – a rather lovely lemon drizzle cake (I went heavy on the lemon so it has quite a zing to it). See the image below for how it turned out! Otherwise, it was a relatively quiet day.
Today, we met one of my brother-in-laws and his wife at Chatsworth House (or rather the farm and the surrounding grounds).
So, I’m minutes (in terms of how long I’ve been awake) into my sabbatical. Needless to say, I’ve not done much so far.
I got back from a team meetup yesterday, tired and spending most of my time unpacking and catching up with family.
But what are my immediate plans?
Back in 2020, I bought a Ford Puma, not long after Ford had released it. Now, 2 years later, I have the newest edition.
Each time I’ve bought the highest specified model that I could but that has shifts in the last 2 years – e.g. the Vignale range for the Puma has been released, improving on the ST-Line X, which I had before.
But I thought, where I could unpick it, try and identify what’s changed in the intervening years, which doesn’t appear to be down to the model changes. I can’t guarantee all of this will be accurate, as a result, but I’ll give it a good try.
So, what have Ford changed on the Ford Puma?
