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It's alternating between a bit cloudy and quite sunny outside. Currently in the first state
And the remains of the Big Chicken are in the InstantPot™ at stage 1 of being turned into zingy chicken, tomato and lentil soup - should be ready in about an hour. I'm rather peckish now though, so I might have a bag of crisps or some biscuits
Raining heavily here now, which is nice for the trees
I've just completed the followup survey to the National Library of Scotland thing I did the other week; this one was asking our opinion on the right categories for a dozen or so subjects which they'd allocated to their new top-level categories but which might be better somewhere else.
I generally accepted their categories. I did wonder if Emigration might be better in Society & Politics, but their collection is specifically materials about about historical emigration from Scotland to the New World and suchlike places, so their chosen category of History is a better fit in this case.
I did say the Graphic Novels and Comics collection should be in Literature, because they're planning to put it in Entertainment or some such, and we all know how graphic novel enthusiasts whine if they think they're not being taken seriously
Added a bit too much water to the InstantPot™ so I'm having to reduce the soup a bit before the second pressure cook can begin
On to the final phase now. I seem to have gone a bit mad with the Madras curry powder, meaning this one is going to turn out ultra zingy. There'll be a lot of it too
The Lord Chancellor is a Tory from Llanelli, look you, there's tidy then.
A Tory Turk*.
Tea: the last portion of bol out of the freezer with spag, followed by orange segments & custard, and 0.91 pints of good Glengettie tea.
*A Turk being the local descriptor of an inhabitant of those who "live over the bridge", the bridge in question being the Loughor (Llwchwr) bridge. Glad we've cleared that up. When I started working in 3M I didn't understand WTF they were talking about. Since I live in Neath I'm a "Black".
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