It appears that our bodies need to adjust to the processed nature of the food. We expected a transitional period, so it comes as no surprise, but it is something we have to get through. It hit Anne much worse than me. Frankly, we ate too much. I’m not complaining; I love it here.
Today we’re going to spend the day inside recovering - I need to organize my supplies anyway. After hearing some of the local dialects, I feel practicing my American accent would be wise. I set-up and performed a diagnostic on the sensors and they work fine. There’s no measurable drift as of yet, but I expected as much. We are still months away from the first event. I’ll know they’re here when the tides act up. According to schedule, the solar flare will happen on the 14th. That'll be a side effect of a high speed arrival. We'll see.
Interesting thought: The news organizations today are focusing on political unrest in Egypt. Of all the upcoming incidents this planet will face in the next few years, and they choose Egypt is the lead story. It just made me chuckle. Thought I’d mention it.
I'll check in again tonight.
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