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Dinner is prepped, a variation on Ottolenghi chicken with preserved lemons. Seed bread is prepped, to go in the oven at the same time as the chicken tagine.
Last night’s film entertainment was “Don’t Look Up” from five years ago. Funny, but also a lot of similarities to US politics right now.
On the joblist for this afternoon is to try to work out why the number keys have stopped working on my Zagg iPad keyboard. Very frustrating.
It's been dull, damp and wet today, both at home and in Sussex. The high was 9 degrees. Barometer is at 999 mBar.
Sunrise 07:40; Sunset 16:51 GMT
The drive twixt and tween home and Mum's was uneventful. On getting home, I got a reasonable parking space which will be lost when I go to the office tomorrow.
Grey start again, though no rain this time. Slight breeze though, so the current 6°C “feels like” 2°, and presumably much the same ting will happen to the day’s high of 7°. The barometers are much of a muchness at 987/995mB
I see I forgot to sign off last night, which probably explains why I had such an unsettled night. Anyway, the days’s and evening's viewing was some wildlife stuff plus a bit of the C5 surgeons thing
And in Berlin, the Russians have launched their attack, though Zhukov has struggled because a hill was steeper than he expected. This was partly the fault of Stalin though, who’d kept him so busy in Moscow that he hadn’t had a chance to visit the location in question when drawing up his plans, as he normally would have done
Anyway, this means it’s possible the Soviet forces to the south of the city might make it first - though, unbeknownst to them, Stalin has specifically directed them on a course which will take them straight to the Nazi’s main nuclear weapons research centre in the southeast of the city, where he’s hoping they’ll be able to grab a load of uranium oxide before the Americans get a sniff of it
Chilly in here at 12.7 deg, kitchen: 11.5, leanto: 9.5.
992 mBar, 29.294 in Hg, 744 Torr, 14.39 psi, (down from 996 last night), 67% RH (Lidl electric).
Meanwhile on the 14th of March 2020 BR14, Brillo, and scruff popped in, whilst NF popped out to the Chinese.
Shopping trip to Morrisons done dusted washed dried sanitised & put away.
Lunch: brunch. Entertainment: Jim Naughtie waffling on about SepticLand. Thing about Constable & his paintings. Noon o'clock news. Y&Y <click>
Walk (abbreviated due to the earlier shopping trip, towpath) walked in the grey gloom.
Tea: chicken in white sauce etc. Nice enough. Entertainment: PM. Should Mandy be added to "Dead Celebs" do we think?
Oak Island nutjobbery: off to the EUSSR again again. One assumes that the Garden Shaft remains as full of water as ever & will never be discussed or even mentioned ever again.
NCIS S22 E3. Let's hope it's better than last week's dreary crap. Meh.
History thing: Gobekli Tepi. At least they managed to keep most of the ancient aliens nutjobs in the cupboard. Which was a plus.
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