After a few days in Port Harcourt, we're finally back to Yenagoa to run down the days in the South. It has been fun for the most part and I'm trying to make the best of our time here.
After finally securing accomodation, I've shifted my attention to buying a few things that I'll need. One of them is a jeans trouser and for some reason, it has really been eating me up.
Right now, I have two jeans trousers and while that should be enough, I'm fixated on my hope that one of my brothers buy one for me. Its not just about the jeans or the money to buy the jeans, I just really want one of my elder brothers to do it.
Another thing that has been on my mind is getting a proper bag for luggage. Throughout my travels, I've had to do so with a mildly shitty bag and that has been resolved.
The only thing left now is to get one more bag that we'll use for our luggage. Funny enough, most of the luggage we're going with will be stuff like food and things we'll eat.
I have one luggage with clothes but even that one feels a bit too heavy for me and I might end up lightening the load. Then again, now that I think of it, I think s decent chunk of the stuff in the bag belongs to my wife.
Surprisingly, I'm going to be moving with my badminton racket, so Nottingham is going to see my sprinting across the court as I continue honing my skills in the game.
The restrictions in my Visa prevent me from being a sportsperson but there's nothing stopping me from playing for fun. I'll find a club with other players that'll help me get better.
I'll have to research what it means to be a sportsperson generally. I'll get more information when I'm on ground.
I've not done anything remotely close to exercise in the past two weeks, so I'll definitely need get my fitness up. In any case, I'll continue our planning towards the future.
