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The assembled congregation will be pleased to know that the stock of eggs (not any old eggs but M&S eggs) has been replenished.
£10 worth.
I made a 3 egg scramble with a little butter and cheese & it was very nice.
This morning's porridge was made with very little sugar and a little more salt than usual.
I could taste the salt.
And the lack of sugar meant it didn't nauseate me quite so much.
Drinking plain unadulterated tap water now.
Can't tolerate stuff with flavour any more.Comment
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Too late!Originally posted by hyperD View PostWhatever you do though, don't google "dark urine"!

Doctor was most amused.Comment
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Originally posted by covbob View Post
<- manlyI survived.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostGood luck!
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Since my temperature control is shot, I shivered all the way down to town, and sweated for an hour and a half in the waiting room.
The arms on this jumper didn't quite need ringing out but it was a close run thing.Comment
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Originally posted by zeitghost View PostWell, following a consulatation with the very nice (& very young) Dr. Yang, I'm pleased to say that there's no blood in the urine, stop drinking so much tea, and have your first doctor's paper in 25 years.
From the chart above, this morning's offering (not the one the doctor saw which was much lighter) is the mahogany coloured one.
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By the way, there's still a few tickets left for this year's Boring Conference: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/borin...ts-16198874269Comment
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So did (s)he sign you off for a couple of weeks?Originally posted by zeitghost View PostWell, following a consulatation with the very nice (& very young) Dr. Yang, I'm pleased to say that there's no blood in the urine, stop drinking so much tea, and have your first doctor's paper in 25 years.
From the chart above, this morning's offering (not the one the doctor saw which was much lighter) is the mahogany coloured one.Comment
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Right.
Shivering again now, so I'll go & get nice coat that jacket to warm me up a bit.
Then I'll do the dishes & search out some ancient filmic offerings to watch.Comment
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Haven't seen her around here for a few days but she's been on FB in the last day or so.Originally posted by Alias View PostJust had an ClientCo email saying there is a massive power failure in cloggers, phones affected too...
Hope you are okay Norr
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