TFBSZ not that I expect to sleep....
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Originally posted by eek View PostTFBSZ not that I expect to sleep....…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Back at the hotel. One thing I like about this, very small, Premier Inn is that the corporate behemoth only seems to do important things to it. It was three years or so ago that I found they'd upgraded the rooms with USB charging points and direct HDMI and audio inputs to the TV, conveniently installed at the desk, which even now not all of the ones I've stayed in have; and now it has air conditioning, which is obviously an epic win tonight. But you still get a proper key attached to a large plastic fob with your room number on it
At the ones in London that have loads of bedrooms and get more attention from HQ, the rooms have RFID keycards instead of locks you turn with a key, and a number scribbled on a bit of card you can lose. But once in, you have to slot the card into a thingy just inside of the door to enable power in the room. Somebody obviously thought this would save them money by turning off lights when people weren't in there. But now, in summer, they have to give you an extra card to leave in the slot by the door, otherwise the air conditioning turns off when you go out, and naturally people don't like coming back to a sweltering room. So they save nothing, and need more cards. Not well thought through, that oneComment
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Morning denizens
Looks like another sunny one
The Cold has progressed to the mucus-generating phase, while the throat continues to pain meComment
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Morning all Cloudy and windy here. Summer is over. The Wife (tm) and The Dog (tw) have gone to the beach today.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostMorning denizens
Looks like another sunny one
The Cold has progressed to the mucus-generating phase, while the throat continues to pain me
morning allComment
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Morning!
Decorators have finished. This morning's agenda comprises carpet washing, curtain hanging and general cleaning activities, but tempted to postpone and do 'something' in the sunshine (like sit in the shade!) instead.Comment
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Too goddamn hot to sleep in the bedroom, so slept on the settee in the living room until 06:15, then went back to bed.
Got stiff neck now.Comment
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Now if I drag the aircon unit from under the stairs next door and carry it upstairs here, I reckon it should start raining about 10 minutes later.Comment
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