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Lunch: a toasted teacake absolutely slathered in butter
Grey out but up to 21°C, which is higher than was originally forecast. Turns out it's now expected to reach 22°
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It was a very hot walk up to Paddington and back. Very glad I wore black.
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Afternoon denizens
Fair few clouds about outside but also a fair few gaps between them and a lot of them aren't that thick yet, so it's sunny spells at the moment; though I believe it'll get cloudier from around now. A pleasant enough 19°C, and the barometers are down again at 1004/1012mB
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Morning all
Blue sky from my vantage point. Currently 19 degrees with a high of 23 later. Rain expected overnight. Barometer down to 1016 mBar.
Off to get my head scanned today. All usual jokes accepted! Quite looking forward to the walk up to Paddington as it'll take me through Kensington Gardens. Must remember sunglasses to protect my eyes coming from all the crud still coming off the plane trees.
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Morning.
Grey
Dry.
Sunless.
Cool at 18 deg in here.
1012 mBar, 29.88 in Hg, 759.1 Torr, 14.6778 psi, (down from 1017 yesterday), 74% RH.
Sunday.
That fat ugly useless mother****er Bunter, the fat owl of the remove, is starring on this morning's Broadcasting House.
I suppose I'd better get on with cooking whatever the feck that is that I defrosted from the unmarked pack from the freezer.
It may be chicken.
It was chicken breast in little chunks with bacon (Morrisons reduced), a red corner yog, 0.91 pints of good Glengettie tea.
Even remembered to get the roasties out of the oven before eating the rest..
Entertainment: Just a minute: very funny.
The food programme: starts with a blacksmith blacksmithing..
Last edited by DoctorStrangelove; Today, 11:39.
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Tonight's major motion picture premiere was Lovelace (2013). A good film about bad things happening to a good person
And then I fancied something with lots of shiny special effects and such that was wholly divorced from reality and, as I haven't watched it in probably a few months, that meant a rewatch of Passengers (2016). It's still good
Goodnight all
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I wanted to go to bed about an hour ago but upstairs were having a party. They seem to have shut up, or at least turned the volume down, so I'm hoping it stays that way!
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In a bid to empty the freezer I've dug out chicken carcases and whatnot in an attempt at making a chicken stock.
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Tea has been a rather nice sausage and onion casserole, with chips and peas
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