34C in the shade outside.
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There's still timeOriginally posted by DoctorStrangelove View PostStuff that "might come in useful" which really hasn't.
Hotdog for lunch, because it required minimal effort to make
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My new Nectar card has arrived
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I haven't ventured outside, but it looks hot.
Have to meet HWMBO over Old Street way soon. Not sure I fancy the Piccadilly then Northern Lines but neither do I want to curtail the underground journey in favour of a bus (INKSPE!)/walking.Comment
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Ah, the one to replace the lost one you recently unlost?Originally posted by NickFitz View PostMy new Nectar card has arrived
The Lidl(tm) temperature in here has just crawled up to the heights of 24.1.When the fun stops, STOP.Comment
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That's the oneOriginally posted by DoctorStrangelove View Post
Temperature in here has just gone from 26.7° to 26.8° which is disappointing, as I was hoping it might at least hold steady with the sun having gone around to the other side of the building
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34 degrees in the salting house.
Phew wot a Scorcher.
The fridge is struggling a bit.When the fun stops, STOP.Comment
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37C outside.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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29C, or 'too fecking hot' here in living room.
cold roast pork sandwich with colemans english mustard for dinner, cos it's too fecking hot to cook, or eat anything hot.
did i mention 'too fecking hot'??
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Just been out the back, where I spotted a cinnabar moth caterpillar (one of those tiger-like ones, yellow and black hoops) making its way over the dusty cobbles, which aren't exactly its natural environment.
They feed on ragwort, but most of the ragwort out there has died away over the last couple of years (possibly due to being eaten by cinnabar moth caterpillars). Hunting around, I found a surviving plant down near the doctor's back gate, so I've given the caterpillar a lift over to it. Probably means there'll be no ragwort at all next year, but there you go
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