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Morning denizens
It’s generally sunny with white fluffy clouds of various sizes, but tending towards the large size, making the lighting levels dip and rise at random. No sign of rain, and expected to become clearer this evening. It’s 11°C (“feels like” 8°) and the expected high is 14°; the barometers are up to 1009/1017mB
I need to set off in an hour or so. Rather than the usual faffing around at the last minute leading to vague panic, I’m thinking of pottering around getting everything ready to go once I’ve finished my coffee. Much less stressful that way
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Plate of bacon and M60 MG? Just askin' for a friend. Totally irrelevant to me being on Apple TV.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostAnd it’s also clear that this will lead to a major twist in the story: maybe not this episode, maybe not even this season, but this guy's going to change everything, though he doesn’t know it yet
Morning.
Saturday.
Damply dry.
Sunny.
Blue sky.
NotSoChilly in here at 15.2 deg, 13 in the kitchen, 13.5 in the leanto.
1017.5 mBar, 30.05 in Hg, 763.2 Torr, 14.7575 psi, (up from 1015 last night), 70% RH (Lidl electric).
Meanwhile on the 25th of March 2020 AndyGarbs, Brillo, and I popped in. The council dump was duly closed due to plague.
Walk (unabbreviated, actually rather longer than usual, towpath) walked in the wan sunshine.
Hair duly trimmed.
Lunch: brunch. Entertainment: my tinnitus which is particularly loud this morning.
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Morning all
CBS, etc, and since it’s the weekend, we’ve not been out for a walk yet.
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Tonight’s major motion picture premiere was Quarantine (2008) in which a TV journalist and a cameraman accompany an LA fire crew on a shout. It turns out to be a medical emergency requiring doors to be broken down, but shortly after entering the building, it’s sealed shut from outside and they and the residents find themselves trapped as some foul virus starts to spread
It was OK, and like many of these things got better towards the end. Nothing special though; for this plot, I think I preferred the one that was filmed in those council tower blocks in Southampton, Containment, that I watched a few years ago
Then I was going to watch a further episode of Pluribus and call it a night as I need to drive south tomorrow. But I’d made the mistake of putting the mundane laundry on a bit later than I usually do, and it always takes longer to dry than bedding, for example, so I ended up watching three episodes before it was done
I’d forgotten that the series is by Vince Gilligan of Breaking Bad fame, but the cold open of episode four soon reminded me: a character we haven’t seen before, alone in a situation unlike any other so far, and it soon becomes clear that this is the other, geographically distant, side of something that happened in an earlier episode. And it’s also clear that this will lead to a major twist in the story: maybe not this episode, maybe not even this season, but this guy's going to change everything, though he doesn’t know it yet
Goodnight all
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Oh, and no shopping today! Tomorrow’s when I’m heading south for our delayed Easter family get-together, so I might pop into the Sainsbury’s down there on the way back. They sell Old Hooky, which for some reason isn’t stocked by the ones here. I’m planning a proper trip to the shops on Monday or Tuesday though, including popping into M&S - I somehow never get around to going there these days
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Tea has been chicken in red wine sauce with chips and peas. And lunch earlier was a ham bap
On the telly, the third episode of the documentary about the sinking of the ferry Estonia, which is starting to get into the conspiracy theories
The dog’s servants are back, but probably just to get some more stuff; they were on their balcony earlier. It looks like their big telly’s gone, so no more will I see that flickering away out of the corner of my eye. They seemed to watch a lot of sports
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Drizzling a bit here and I've spent a while this afternoon learning and ordering the bits needed to install a solar panel on a shed.
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Afternoon all
Cloudy with flecks of grey. A light breeze. Currently 16 degrees with a high of 17 expected. Barometer up to 1020 mBar.
Sunrise 06:01; Sunset 20:01 BST
Busy morning of meetings. Now off for the afternoon.
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Morning denizens
Quite a sunny day with some clouds here and there. It seems it’ll probably get cloudier though, and the wind will get up; there’s also a chance of showers around teatime. It’s 12°C (“feels like” 6°) and the expected high is 15°. The barometers are up a smidgeon at 1005/1013mB
Meanwhile, at the block opposite, a removals van has been backed up close to one of the doors. This, it would appear, heralds the departure of the dogs and their ancillary staff. A sad day; it was always nice to see them trotting to and from the Dogmobiles with whichever of their humans they’d pressed into service that day
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Morning.
Friday.
Dry.
Grey.
Dark.
Sunless.
NotSoChilly in here at 15.4 deg, 15 in the kitchen, 14 in the leanto.
1011 mBar, 29.854 in Hg, 758.3 Torr, 14.66 psi, (down from 1012 last night), 70% RH (Lidl electric).
Meanwhile on the 25th of March 2020 AndyGarbs, covbob, LM, LondonManc, NF, openstrike and quackhandle popped in.
Raining that fine drizzle that's wetter than a really wet thing.
More cleaning of the springs, during which The Back twinged for the first time in a fair while so efforts were curtailed.
Lunch: brunch. Entertainment: thing about the V2 and dear old Wernher.
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Noticed on the EPG that there was an ep of Skinwalker flagged as new: turned out to be rather less than new: 3 years old.
Further cleaning of the springs may resume later, or maybe it'll just be the usual rough vaccing. Depends on The Back.
Rough vaccing.
Freecell score: 88%, running average: 84%.
Tea: chilli con carne etc. Entertainment: PM <click>
Book.
Other book.
Taggart S10 E1,2,3 "Instrument of Justice". Wherein our hero has a new boss. Goodbye to the Biscuit. Or not. Well didn't see that one, er, coming, as it were.
. In the famous phrase or saying "You came to my house! You don't do that!" but without the claymore.
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Morning all
TFIF, etc.
Overcast, looks like there was some overnight rain, but pleasant enough on our walk. Took delivery of a solar panel for the new shed. Still no word as to when the base is going in.
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I finished watching the Artemis programme, then continued reading Here, There and Everywhere in which everybody has a terrible time during the recording of the White Album, leading to our narrator walking out on them one evening because he’s had enough of their tulip, and not working with them again until they hired him away to Apple to work on Abbey Road
Goodnight all
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Tea has been the shepherd’s pie that I started making the other day. Turned out very well
To go with this, I started watching Artemis: To the Moon and Back on iPlayer
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