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Afternoon all
It was clear blue sky when I got up earlier but now it's clouded over but still bright out. Currently 19 degrees with a high of 21 later. No rain expected. Barometer up to 1013 mBar.
Lunch yesterday in Mortlake/Barnes was very nice. HWMBO was very delayed getting home but he got there eventually.
Contemplating tidying and sorting stuff out but I also have to leave for the hairdresser in an hour so chances are not much will get done.
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Morning denizens
Seems a little variable out, with the sun dodging behind increasingly large patches of cloud. There's a 30% chance of rain soon, but even if it happens it'll probably be the merest shower. Temperature is 17°C and might reach 20° mid-afternoon, and the barometers are creeping back up at 1001/1009mB
Another good night's sleep was had. I haven't checked my temperature yet but it feels fine. Wondering whether to risk an LFT; I think I've only got one box of the NHS ones left now
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Morning.
Dry.
Damp.
Grey.
Sunless.
Windy.
Chilly at 19.3 deg in here.
1003.5 mBar, in Hg, Torr, psi, (up from yesterday by an undefined amount, the barometer not having been tapped & set prior to TFBSZ), 72% RH.
Sunday.
This morning's dream, following the interruption to sleep caused by EE sending texts FFS, seemed to involve Rover P4s and MOTs for some strange reason.
Walk (abbreviated with alternate horsefly avoiding route) walked with an umbrella which successfully prevented it raining.
Lunch: Morrisons cumberland best of sausages, the last of the pear halves, a yog, 0.91 pints of good Glengettie tea.
Entertainment: DID Bono, Just a Minute.
Extraordinary: The Revelations: more UFO bollox on Blaze. This one is full of The Number of the Beast & such like, with The Mark, and genetic manipulation thrown in for good measure.
Followed by some conspiracy theory bollox that just went <click>Last edited by DoctorStrangelove; Today, 13:04.
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I watched a couple of things about engineering failures this afternoon, before the SR-71 thing. And all I've watched this evening has been some episodes of 24 Hours in A&E from 2012, being the second series
Very tired again now, but at least I got some useful bits and bobs done today
Goodnight all
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No Chinese tonight, thanks to the positive test
Instead, tea has been one of those delicious steak & caramelised onion burgers in a seedy bun with sweet chilli sauce, and fries
And the bed was remade in stages over the last two or three hours to avoid any slumping of the energy levels, and is now ready for use
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After me walk I stopped at the cafe near the local reservoir sailing club. Two ladies walking past talking and one of them said rather loudly "My bum's all wet" before she noticed me sitting there and said "Whoops, too much information". I managed to resist the urge to say "No, tell me more!"
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Watching a thing about the SR-71. Apparently it was supposed to be called the RS-71, but LBJ got the name wrong in a speech announcing it, and they decided it was easier to rename the plane than to correct the President
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Lunch: sausages in finger rolls, and very nice they were
My website has been down for ages after a WordPress automatic update broke. So last night and today, I've figured out how to get Apache with PHP running in a Docker container and MySQL in another, and managed to get it working enough to access the WP admin and just upgrade the thing to the latest version. Then I overwrote the WP install on the server with the local files, and was able to get into the admin on there and do the final DB update steps and what have you, and it's finally running again
Next step: find out which is the best WP static site generator. If I can run the entire WordPress aspect of the site locally in a couple of Docker instances, there's no need to be presenting an attack surface to the world. I haven't allowed comments for years anyway, and there's no other features I use that would require a functioning backend. So I might as well just serve plain HTML files: it's faster, cheaper, and more secure.
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Asbestos blokes done reasonable job but some typical British worker side effects, coke cans in garage and loads of fag ends on the pavement outside my drive.
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LFT: still positive!
At least it took a little while to show this time, rather than lighting up bright red before the sample had even reached the control line the way it has been
And I've also got toothache
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Morning all
Cloudy and sunny. Enthusiastic breeze. Currently 18 degrees with a high of 19 expected. Barometer up a bit to 1009 mBar.
Last night was date night so HWMBO and I went out for cocktails followed by Polish food.
Today, HWMBO heads home and I am off out to meet a friend for lunch.
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Originally posted by DoctorStrangelove View Post
I'm impressed you managed to watch it all. I don't think I was in the mood for it. Especially after the stewed gooseberries.
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