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Took bin full of lawn cuttings from a few days ago to garden waste recycling and was amazed to find it was really warm. Apparently compost can get up to 77 degrees C, I never knew that. I'm going to cover my carpet in compost come the winter to save on heating oil.
Tonight's TV was the first two episodes of S2 of Spiral/Engrenages
I manage to pick out the odd word or even phrase from the remnants of my O Level French, at which I was apparently so good that my French teacher thought I should do it at A Level. But there's something about the French language that has always grated on me, so I'll stick with the subtitles
Naturally enough, the crap is next door, as might well be expected.
Dunno where the brave little soldier is, presumably in "work".
His Mrs has the day off on Tuesdays so I saw her wandering down to town when I was sat waiting in the civic centre.
I was admiring the way his hayfield is developing.
The bees are really keen on the flowers on the clover, so at least some good is coming of it.
Got phoned up from my ex-"work" about the correct address I live at for the pensions people.
I had corrected it but they phoned up to check it was right, just in case.
Lunch was a small tin of Heinz(tm) beef ravioli on Morrisons seeded brown bread, which was nice enough if you like that sort of thing.
It was a good deal nicer than the little tin of macaroni in cheese sauce I had a couple of days ago.
Living the dream, just living the dream.
Met a chap I was in skool with half a century ago.
He spent his life working for the council so has a gold plated pension and retired at 60.
Not that I'm jealous of course.
In other news I had that lovely feeling that "things" are crawling all over me last night.
I wouldn't mind if I was a speed freak, but hey! lets not be too judgemental about it.
Trouble is, sometimes there really are things crawling on you, such as that damn moneyspider the other day.
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So there's some nice raspberries picked, currently being gently stewed for consumption with custard later on.
And, of course, it's not dry any more, it's fecking raining again, with those big languid drops of rain, sort of half hearted, can't be arsed to really get down to it, type of rain.
No old women & sticks in this lot.
And her next door informed me that the niece and her squeeze will be meeting us for a meal tonight in Charley's.
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