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    Day of the Chickens today: lunch was a cold chicken leg, and tea has been chicken in red wine sauce with chips and peas

    To go along with this, a very tangled tale of murder in LA in the Netflix homicide series

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      I finished Pixie tonight, in which she completed the Tarot designs (for which she was paid very little by Waite, considering it took her six months) and various other aspects of her life worked out well

      Goodnight all

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        Morning.

        Tuesday?

        Dark.

        Dank.

        Dreary.

        Wet.

        Sunless.

        20.4 deg in here, 21.2 in the kitchen, 19 in the leanto, 15 out the back.

        1002.5 mBar, 29.6 in Hg, 751.9 Torr, 14.54 psi, (down from 1007 last night), 69% RH (Lidl electric).

        Meanwhile on the 3rd of April 2020, between 22:12 and 23:35, Brillo, Churchill, LM, MrMarkyMark, NF, WTFH, and I popped in, whilst on the 4th of April 2020, between 03:42 and 04:17, NF popped in.

        Entertainment: Jack Hargreaves Old Country (1985): John Holmes (not that one) washing sheep to make them clean & tidy for appearing on tv or competing in a local show. Whittling sticks: impressive stick with all sorts of things shown on it from rats and butterflies to bottles of Guinness and farmers with fat bellies. Taking a ride in a horse & one of his Battlesden carts through the woods to look at blue bells, then on the lane to look at white parsley, then it's yellow oilseed rape, followed by the most striking blue of flax (which I've only ever seen once somewhere between Monmouth & Ross on Wye). Apparently oilseed rape was A New Thing at the time.

        Walk (abbreviated, 3 miles) walked in the grey gloom with the sun barely visible.

        Lunch: brunch. Entertainment: Dashcam bollox S3 E7. There are some spectacularly incompetent drivers out there.
        Last edited by DoctorStrangelove; Today, 10:14.
        When the fun stops, STOP.

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          Morning denizens

          It’s a grey and drizzly start to the day, though that isn’t deterring the birds - our resident magpie couple were down on the lawn earlier, and now there are three crows, possibly parents with a juvenile (or probably adolescent in crow years). The rain is expected to taper off towards lunchtime and it should brighten up around teatime. Currently 14°C, it’s only expected to reach 18°, and the barometers are down to 996/1004mB

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            Morning all
            Wet dog walk has been had. Now dripping dry at my desk.
            …Maybe we ain’t that young anymore

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              Morning all

              Wet. Dull. More wet. Currently 16 degrees ('feels like' 14) with a high of 17 expected. Rain may clear for a sunny afternoon. Barometer down to 1008 mBar.

              Sunrise 06:26; Sunset 19:32 BST

              Opticians visit took 2 hours yesterday! Mum needs both reading and distance glasses due to encroaching cataracts. She says her eyesight is fine but she struggled to read the extra large lines on the chart. Much deterioration in 2 years. My brother will have the joys of her learning to cope with the new prescription next week.

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