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Having a medicinal G&T.
Definitely perked up a bit as the day progressed. I did try to have lunch in the garden but that was a step too far as it was a bit too bright out.
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The recycling bin has been trundled against the morrow
And I did a jeans wash this afternoon, so they're draped and drying
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Tea has been the last of the beef short rib and Bishop's Finger casserole, with chips and peas
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The car earlier was a TVR Cerbera, whatever that might be. Tax and MOT both expired in the summer of 2020, leaving one wondering what might have happened to the owner
Then some old Cumbrian Police Interceptors to liven up the eating process
And finally, I rewatched S1E1 of The Thick of It. It gave the impression of a well organised and smoothly running government in comparison to the shower we've been putting up with recently
Goodnight all
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Morning denizens
Grey start again, though it's supposed to become only "partly cloudy" in a bit. Currently 15°C with a sizzling 25° expected later, and the barometers are very slightly up at 1011/1019mB
Temperatures within, meanwhile, have gradually reverted to a more comfortable 21° to 22°
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Can't watch any of those type of comedies now as they aren't suppose to be manuals on how to run a government or a quango.Originally posted by NickFitz View Post
And finally, I rewatched S1E1 of The Thick of It. It gave the impression of a well organised and smoothly running government in comparison to the shower we've been putting up with recently
"You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Morning.
Slow temperature rise today. It was 13 degrees when I woke up and it is now 19. Today's high is 27.
Shopping delivered. Need to clean a floor and do some work.
Waiting for midday when there will be some "interesting" news."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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