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And the accompanying viewing was The Truth About My Murder on iPlayer, being the case of a young woman from Neath who was murdered by her boyfriend on the Bwlch Mountain road in 2007
Another day done, so that’s half the working week out of the way!
Unlike yesterday, I managed to be highly productive today. I was able to demo some stuff for the stakeholders at lunchtime, which they were happy with despite the UI being a bit messy. And this afternoon, I managed to sort out a whole load of the cosmetic messiness, along with rejigging the URL scheme to make certain things easier to implement, and get the whole app in reasonable shape for a demo in the Show & Tell tomorrow morning
Afternoon all.
hard morning pissing off PM's today.
Hey, i deserve my fun, i work hard for it
Lunch has been warm salt beef with English mustard and sliced wally's on sourdough.
Very nice too.
lovely day here, CBS with a light breeze. v springlike.
Nice sunny and warmish walk after my arty farty thing. Had to give a lift there to a lady (not on loony lady list) I know as she has broken her toe and ankle. Second fracture she's had in 6 months, old ladies get very fragile.
Sunny and dry with only a few wisps about. Currently 11 degrees with a high of 14 expected. Cloud cover set to increase but still likely to remain 'mostly sunny'. Barometer up to 1027 mBar.
Sunrise 06:42; Sunset 17:45 GMT
Arcadia at The Old Vic was excellent yesterday. Funny, well staged, quite thought provoking too. It's rare that I come out and instantly think I want to see that again. Sadly, the remainder of the run is sold out.
NotSoChilly in here at 14.3 deg, 1 something.5 in the kitchen, 12 in the leanto.
1021 mBar, 30.15 in Hg, 765.8 Torr, 14.8 psi, (up from 1015 last night), 67% RH (Lidl electric).
Meanwhile on the 19th of March 2020 AndyGarbs, Brillo, BR14, LM, NF, and I popped in: not long now until Bunter does his trick of shaking hands in a covid ward. .
The Orange Moron has rash on his neck. Maybe it's a bullet fragment that bounced off his brain.
Walk (unabbreviated, towpath) walked in the grey gloom.
Lunch: brunch. Entertainment: someone waffling on about Fred Nietzsche, the noon o'clock news, Y&Y waffling on about AI.
Gosh. Just started using the prescription reading glasses I bought in 2019. With an additional 1.25 diopter pair in front. Much more comfortable than the collection of 2.5 and 3.0 ready readers I've been using up until now..
Tea: soup etc. Nice enough. Entertainment: PM <click> when the Orange Moron with a red red rash came on..
Some youtube bollox about the Orange Moron's frontotemporal dementia and/or heart failure etc.
Thing about The Somerset(shire) Coal Canal and William Smith FGS, the originator of the Geological Map of the UK.
The Weatherman Walking around that Swansea: Dylan Thomas & all that. There's tidy then. Gosh. Lots of that isn't there any more having changed a bit since 2014. The other bit down west I couldn't comment about since it's mostly farming country.
Digging for Britain (not Wales who are blessed with some other mediocrity due to some tedious ball game or other). The North.
There’s a layer of high, thin cloud out, a bit thicker towards the north but with gaps towards the horizon in other directions which let the sun get through to varying degrees as it traverses the celestial sphere. The wind seems to have dropped as the current 7°C doesn’t “feel like” anything other than itself; the predicted high for the day is 10°. The barometers are racing upwards at 1014/1022mB
I was singularly unproductive today; didn’t have any energy or focus. This was even before the stuff about the agency change came to my attention
I spent a bit of time this afternoon looking at the four umbrella companies on offer from the agency we’re being shifted to. As one would expect, each of them has an even split in search results between people saying they’re great, never had any problems, etc. and people saying they’re terrible, no end of problems, etc.
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