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Dammit! I should pay more attention.Originally posted by DoctorStrangelove View PostasdfadfadsfComment
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Laundry has been laundered. I am currently in that state of empty wash basket nirvana.
Confirmed my visit to the parentals tomorrow.
Work plodding along. I am hoping to finish soon so I can go out to some food festival thing over at Olympia. Must check what time it closes!Comment
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Afternoon denizens
Another sunny day out. Currently 16°C and holding, and the barometers are up a bit at 1025/1033mB
Second day this year of wearing thin socks. Will the thick woolly ones be needed again before autumn? Maybe not
Antipodean Zoom tomorrow, which seems to be an hour later, but of course it isn't really
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Work took all day. I finished shortly before 9pm. I am pleased that I got everything done that was on my list, I feel relaxed for the first time in a couple of weeks now that everything is under control.
I did take a break around 4pm to walk along to Olympia to the very underwhelming Ideal Home Show / Eat & Drink Festival that took me all of half an hour to walk around. But, I got to go out for a walk in the sunshine, which was the main objective.
Now watching some new episodes of The Repair Shop.
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This is starting to become a habit to replace your previous habit!Originally posted by NickFitz View PostI'm not going to the Chinese tonight, so you can stop waiting for me to say I'm there
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I know! I did consider going to the chip shop instead, but decided I couldn't be bothered with that eitherOriginally posted by ladymuck View Post
This is starting to become a habit to replace your previous habit!
So tea has been beef scouse and a chunk of seedy bloomer, accompanied by a cop show on 5 that distinguishes itself from the innumerable other cop shows on 5 by following the night shift of the force in question
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Further viewing has been a new episode of The Repair Shop, featuring a GPO (later BT) multimeter among other delights
Early night now because of Zoom tomorrow; not to mention that thanks to BST, it isn't really an early night after all
Goodnight all
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