Nearly there. Need to decide whether to get the Tube or walk down to the hotel…
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20 minutes to clocking off time! I hope the electrician hurries up and finishes soon. He's currently worrying about the quality of dimmer switchesComment
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Walked in the end; one of those typical London scenarios where I know the area I’m in and know the area I’m going to, so it’s easy enough to figure out how they join up
I’d forgotten I splashed out on a Premier Plus room, which comes with a Nespresso machine. So now I need to Google the instructions for itComment
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I had originally booked a Premier Plus room. Then I changed the booking to add an extra person as HWMBO was going to come, and they downgraded me!
I am finally on the tube and should get to the hotel shortly after 5pm.Comment
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Got the Nespresso thing figured out, and there were a couple of little bits of chocolate too, so they’ve been guzzled with a coffee while watching a repeat of The Repair ShopComment
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Fit to fly certificate back. I’ll be up in London Town tomorrow. Have a good evening…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Well, we’re been all over the shop tonight - Smithfield, Moorgate, even up by the Gherkin. I’m thoroughly confused
A good night had by all though, I think
Goodnight allComment
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Morning.
Grey.
Dark.
Sunless.
Dank.
Dreary.
Drizzly.
Warmer at 13.6 deg in here.
1014 mBar, 29.94 in Hg, 760.56 Torr, 60% RH.
Saturday.
Walk (unabbreviated) walked in the grey, dark, dank, dreary drizzle.
Innerestingly enough, an empty packet of sildenafil was discarded up by the res.
Lunch: that soup & rice thing, a yog, a bramble jelly sandwich, 0.91 pints of good Glengettie tea.
Entertainment: Dead Ringers.
More aliens bollox on Blaze, more than I could stand.
Freecell score: 88%, running average 84%.
Thing about Pink Floyd DSOTM (again) on Sky Arts.
PF live in Venice (part of).
Tea: spag with that fiery bol from last week (rather better than the chilli of the same vintage), some peach slices, a yog, 0.91 pints of good Glengettie tea.
Scotland Yard: another dose of the Wolseley 6/90 (this ep from 1961), a case of "wot's this ear" with a leg instead, fished (literally) out of a canal.
Turns out butchers have skillz.
Wilfrid Brambell (old man steptoe) as a posh pathologist.
Fred Dibnah on mining.
Wartime Farm Xmas (mostly coz I can't find anything else).
Brit Cops:Frontline Crime: Wales, look you, there's tidy then, boyo, Dyfed Powys, who'd have thunk it's all kicking off.
Goodness me, some of this lot are remarkably brain dead.
Followed by Quantum Leap: the photographer one, which was meh or I wasn't in the mood for it and:
Trucking Hell S5 E2: wherein the Lantern boys go to the gym with a vengeance. No Rory.Last edited by DoctorStrangelove; 11 December 2021, 23:28.When the fun stops, STOP.Comment
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