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Originally posted by BR14 View PostWhere's that scoury person gorn??
WTFH shot him at last??Comment
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostI didn't have any coffee this morning. Wondering whether to have it now. It's not as if I need to worry about it keeping me awake at night, given the time I usually get to bed on a SaturdayComment
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Originally posted by BR14 View PostLunch was a large seedy roll with ripe camembert and cranberry jelly.
oh, and 80CL of earl grey tea.
f'lup now.
Where's that scoury person gorn??
WTFH shot him at last??Comment
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostTonight's viewing was more of Breaking Bad, taking me into season four: S3E13 Full Measure (TV Episode 2010), S4E1 Box Cutter (TV Episode 2011), and S4E2 Thirty-Eight Snub (TV Episode 2011)
Goodnight allComment
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And back in tpd real-time.
I am now mostly caught up on CUK things I care about. Like LR, scheme, social. Only 1 thing left. The most important. 2 lots of Monday links! These tend to be quite intensive so I will take a break......Comment
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Well that was inneresting.
"Tidying up" a bit now that I've got a roundtuit, sudden advent of stuff banging on the windows out the front.
Turned out to be one of those window washer chaps with the brush on a long pole.
WTF are you doing says I?
Got paperwork saying windows need cleaning says he.
Not from me you ain't says I.
Stout party consults paperwork which declares that he should be cleaning the windows 2 doors up.
Well we share one address digit so it was close.
Despite the A4 sheet of paper showing my house number in 72 point which clearly ain't wot his paperwork showed.
Now where did I leave that duster?When the fun stops, STOP.Comment
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostSausages in finger rolls for lunch. Vary tastyComment
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostMind you, I've been more attentive to the cleaning of the hearing aids than I was. I've got some alcohol-free antibacterial wipes (the ones with alcohol in can damage the plastic, apparently) which I used every couple of days to give them a clean; of course, it ended up being longer than a couple of days, and I was cleaning them before putting them in but putting them away still mucky.
Since the great ear problem I've been cleaning them immediately after use, every time. And whereas before I got a slightly sore ear canal, usually the left, from time to time, that hasn't happened at all since I became so diligent.
So it appears one should be careful not to stick dirty things in one's ears, and immediately clean things that have been in there rather than letting them fester overnight. Who knew?
So I've now introduced an additional step of cleaning the stuff off them with a bit of damp tissue the next day, and my ears seem to be recovering.
It's all very complicatedComment
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