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[NickFitz]

Lunch has been some leftover Popeyes hot wings

Getting warmer here but there’s a nice cooling breeze coming through the kitchen window

[NickFitz]

Links are up

[ladymuck]

Laundry is almost dry.

It's a nice temperature, with the little bit of breeze stopping it from being oppressive.

[DoctorStrangelove]

OM. .

Morning.

Monday.

Dry.

Blue sky.

High clouds.

Sunny.

21.7 deg in here, 23 in the kitchen, 22 in the leanto, 22 in the salting house (bit cooler than the 29 it reached yesterday).

1017 mBar, 30.03 in Hg, 762.8 Torr, 14.75 psi, (down from 1018 last night), 73% RH (Lidl electric).

Meanwhile on the 31st of March 2020 AndyGarbs, Brillo, BR14, eek, LM, WTFH, and I popped in. WTFH's mrs had returned from The Important Meeting.

Sleep last night was somewhat intermittent: 04:00 was observed but returned to the land of nod eventually.

Washing frenzy II in progress.

Shopping trip to Morrisons done Very Slowly due to the Bad Calf in the right leg. FFS. Now washed dried sanitised & put away.

A400M just flew over here, whilst a B52 was reported over Frome. .

Lunch: brunch. Entertainment: something on R4.

Everything in off the line. That requiring the iRon has received its attentions & are airing here & there.

Those high clouds of earlier have turned into grey gloom: and now it's raining. Hot rain. which makes a change I suppose. .

[ladymuck]

Morning all

Blue sky with wisps and contrails. Gentle breeze wafting about. Currently 22 degrees ('feels like' 25) with a high of 29 expected. Barometer up to 1026 mBar.

Sunrise 04:44; Sunset 21:23 BST

Assorted clothings in the WM.

The delicate sound of angle grinders fills the air (the council doing its pavement works), joining the sound of aircraft leaving Heathrow.

EDIT: Thank you DrS for pointing out I'd picked up an OM. How times have changed

[WTFH]

Morning all
Phew, what a scorcher.
CBS, etc.
Currently 23C out, I should have gone out for our walk at 04:15, but didn't go until 05:30. Now cooling off at my desk with the blackout blinds drawn to stay cool.
One of the great things about WfH in this weather is "business from the waist up". It's definitely a day for shorts.

[NickFitz]

Morning denizens

Sunny start, with mares tails across the sky doing nothing to filter out the dazzling rays of the sun. It’s 18°C already and expected to reach 28° by teatime; the barometers are up a little more at 1016/1024mB

[NickFitz]

There was more watery wildlife stuff on this afternoon

And later I watched the first episode of the new series of 24 Hours in A&E

But most of today has been spent trying to get Terraform working to deploy the stuff I need on AWS

Monday again tomorrow

Goodnight all

[ladymuck]

Tedious drive down to Sussex. I'm guessing a lot of people wanted out of London today.

Mum spent most of the afternoon complaining about a noisy bird that she said was making a ticking noise but to me it sounded more like a chuh chuh chuh noise.

The drive home was uneventful and I found a parking spot that wasn't under a tree.

The duvet cover was dry when I got back (I put it outside before I left this morning) and the WM has just finished with the mattress protector.

Dinner will be Dishoom leftovers.

[NickFitz]

Oh the shame of spelling it wrong, I didn't notice that when I posted. I'm going to blame autocorrect (or autoeffitup, as I like to call it).

I assumed it was autocorrect so I kept an eye out when composing my post, and it tried to do the same to me!

[NickFitz]

Tea has been a pork cutlet with chips and beans, mainly because the beans have been sitting in the fridge for nearly a week so I wanted to use them up

Bit warm today; I’m not looking forward to the rest of the week. And we’re not getting it anywhere near as bad as London

[xoggoth]

Just back from me son's place, he cooked a nice Father's Day Tea. Had a lounge on the patio earlier this afternoon, rather noisy - squealy kid 2 doors up, planes flying over from Gatwick, steam train chuffing through me village and whistling. Still, not as bad as me next door neighbour mowing his lawn with his chug, chug, chug, chug old mower.

[ladymuck]

I meant to say, I remember you posting here about Bugonia which was one reason I wanted to watch it

Oh the shame of spelling it wrong, I didn't notice that when I posted. I'm going to blame autocorrect (or autoeffitup, as I like to call it).

[NickFitz]

^^ Begonia was a superb film. Absolutely bonkers. Saw that in the cinema. Never seen Sicario but I do have it downloaded.

I meant to say, I remember you posting here about Bugonia which was one reason I wanted to watch it

[NickFitz]

No signoff last night as I’d inadvertently let my laptop battery plummet to the point where it entered an enforced sleep

So for the record: there was more watery wildlife stuff on the box, but this finished early because of the Isle of Wight Festival. So in the evening, I watched the final episode of Legends. Excellent series

And later, I read more of A Canticle for Leibowitz, reaching the end of the first part - it was originally three stories in sci-fi magazines, set in the same world over the space of a few thousand years

This morning, it’s supposedly cloudy out but it’s very thin stuff, with the blue of the sky showing through in many areas. And the heatwave starts in earnest: already at 20°C, it’s expected to rise to 26°. The barometers are up some more at 1014/1022mB

And it is, of course, the Summer Solstice! So a very happy Solstice to all