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Another wonderful night's sleep.
Woke at 04:30ish again.
Got bored & got up at 05:45.
And it's not even a fecking skool day.
Just as well I cut the lawns yesterday during the unbearable heat since it's rained since which would put a bit of a crimp on doing it today.
Getting fed up with listening to Trump.
Haven't they sorted out PatsyII yet?Comment
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Morning denizens
The threatened rain has apparently dispersed, so it might even be slightly sunny now the sun has deigned to rise
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I'm turning Radio 4 off on the morning and evening drive increasingly often. I can do without the wretched stuff that passes for news nowadays topping and tailing the working dayOriginally posted by zeitghost View PostGetting fed up with listening to Trump.
Haven't they sorted out PatsyII yet?
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostMorning denizens
The threatened rain has apparently dispersed, so it might even be slightly sunny now the sun has deigned to rise

Quite bright in the smoke.Comment
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I have found myself listening to radio 4 more on the Sunday/Friday commutes.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostI'm turning Radio 4 off on the morning and evening drive increasingly often. I can do without the wretched stuff that passes for news nowadays topping and tailing the working day
Do I need pipe, slippers and wurthers original?Comment
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Rained over night.
Looks like it is going to rain again.
More Trump and Brexit Ahhhh
More sorting out someone else's tulip at client co. More annoying is someone else is recorded as telling that person you need to seek advice on how to do it and these people will help. And having personally spoken to those people they were and are helpful.
"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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which wouldn't be so bad if I wasn't on a client site 1500 miles from home.merely at clientco for the entertainmentComment
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You are in the same age group as NF so no.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostI have found myself listening to radio 4 more on the Sunday/Friday commutes.
Do I need pipe, slippers and wurthers original?
You just need to drink ale, wear lycra on a bike and make your own chips."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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