I imagine jet-lag feels a lot worse, but I feel disoriented now that I’m home. Since leaving mid afternoon on Thursday, I’ve driven 2693 kms (1673.3 miles). We arrived home around 11pm last night. I’m off to work now and hope that clears the cobwebs. Catch up with you all later.
Moving into the centre of New South Wales we get to grain country. I wished I could stop and photograph every silo, but I settled for just this one. [Nokia Lumia 530 windows phone]
Christine R 
Hope being home helps blow them right away.
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It took another day before I felt ‘normal’. 🙂
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Glad you arrived back home safely. Couple of days and you will be back to normal. Hope all went well with all family members & that you thoroughly enjoyed yourselves.
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All went well with family members, my kids love me, and my poor brother is probably still in shock at my sudden appearance. 🙂
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W.h.e.w. I’d need to sleep for a week. Good luck at work and get some early shut-eye tonight. 🙂
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Work was only a house clean, didn’t take long, but it helped a lot of cobwebs. Then another 2 1/2 hours in the evening really blew them away. Slept like a log. 🙂
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I need a nap after turning a page in a book anymore. 😀 😀 😀
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LOL!
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*sigh* Some days are easier than others.
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Happy as I am to be home after a trip, I always feel a bit hung over or off kilter for a few days. I’m glad to hear I not the only one.
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It took me by surprise, Janet, as it hasn’t happened to me before. But this was the biggest driving trip I’ve done. Lucky we built an overnight stop in each direction. Thanks for dropping in. 🙂
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