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Have you been exercising again, or is the lurgy lingering?Originally posted by SueEllen View PostKnackered
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I have a void in the garage! i can at last see sections of floor.
happy this makes me, i can tell you.
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Late lunch of a bacon cob, crusty
Though that's a tautology really, as cobs are crusty by definition
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Lingering lurgy.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostHave you been exercising again, or is the lurgy lingering?
No exercise until I can do some shopping without having to have a sit down/nap afterwards."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Failed to follow my own advice and nipped up to the Amazon Locker. Didn't bother putting on a coat as it's only the next corner. Turns out there's a bitterly cold breeze out there that goes right through youOriginally posted by NickFitz View PostQuite a pleasant-looking day, though it's chilly out - a conundrum easily resolved by staying in
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It's just occurred to me that in The Americans, the KGB agent Nina has a DEC VT100 terminal in her office in the Rezidentura. Seems a bit unlikely that the KGB would be using US-manufactured computer equipment in what's supposed to be a highly secure location
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You need some Tenacious Toddy for thatOriginally posted by SueEllen View PostLingering lurgy.
No exercise until I can do some shopping without having to have a sit down/nap afterwards.
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