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Morning.
Wednesday.
Dark.
Dank.
Dreary.
Grey.
Sunless.
Wet.
Chilly inhere at 13.1 deg, 13 deg in the kitchen, 13 deg in the leanto.
1004 mBar, 29.648 in Hg, 753.06 Torr, 14.562 psi, (down from 1009 last night), 75% RH (GDR hair), 71% RH (Lidl electric).
Meanwhile on the 16th of May 2019 it was sunny & bright in Manchester according to opm, WTFH's hen was laying an egg & singing the laying an egg song, whilst NF was consuming yet more cumberland sausages and I took another 15lbs of books to the Oxfam bookshop.
Last night's dream was yet another nightmare about pretend working somewhere. Ho hum. This one was about some sort of GPS walking stick thing or some such nonsense.Last edited by DoctorStrangelove; Today, 08:14.
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Morning all
Overcast and a bit damp. No active precipitation at the moment but it'll be here in earnest this afternoon. Currently 10 degrees with a high of 14 forecast. Barometer down to 1013 mBar.
Just remembered I have the dentist on Friday so I need to let the PM know I won't be doing their job at the fortnightly sprint demo.
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Morning all
A few coughing fits through the night, I still sound rough as, but let's see how today goes.
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Morning denizens
A brighter start today, albeit with a hazy thin layer of cloud high up. Currently 9°C, 14° expected, and the barometers are heading back down at 997/1005mB
I have to go to the surgery for the delayed annual blood tests this afternoon. One of them is a fasting test; the old surgery used to ensure the appointment was in the morning and preferably before about 9:30, so one didn't have to postpone breakfast for too long. No such consideration shown by the new place, so I don't get my morning coffee, toast, or even any lunch until afterwards
On the other hand, the new surgery does give access to one's records online, so I can actually see which tests have been ordered and read up about them on Google; I could never remember what it was they were testing for from one year to the next at the old place
I also note that there's a query from the pharmacist against the dosage of the statin I take. I vaguely recall that being increased by the old GP for a specific reason years ago, but can't remember what the reason was. Ah well, I daresay they'll be able to work it out
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The car earlier was a Porsche Boxster S. I had to restart my browser when the adblocker wanted to update so I've lost its details (poor URL design by the team responsible for that service) but IIRC it's taxed until next January
And some of the gold diggers did rather well, which is nice for them
Then the next episode of Severance - S1E7, I think - which continues to get odder and more perturbing
Finally, some bedtime reading
Goodnight all
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Temperature seemed normal tonight, but I did have a really dizzy spell earlier (The WifeTM suggested it may be that I blew my nose and shifted a blockage in my sinuses)
Lemsip is being consumed, and based on past experiences, that should last me for about 5 hours.
TFBSZ
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Tea: roast gammon with chips, fried eggs and beans
I managed to drop one egg, and another one was already cracked. Now I need to get eggs
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Having knocked off for the day, I naturally hastened to see what was going on down on the lawn (seven pigeons, two magpies) and saw that a small piece of paper had been placed under the windscreen wipers of the Toyota. So I got my shoes on and went all the way down to see what it was. Had I annoyed a neighbour with my parking? Had somebody reversed into it? But no; it was a thing advertising the services of some scaffolders; possibly the ones currently putting up scaffolding on the large Victorian villa next door.
As anything which might need scaffolding here would involve the management company, I fear they have wasted their efforts and their little bits of paper. Still, I took the stairs down and back, and I daresay the exercise will do me good
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I actually cooked lunch today. A spicy, garlicy tomato sauce with capers and some fusilli lunghi (long thick curly stands of pasta).
Still raining.
Bed linen being washed.
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Morning - blue sky with the odd cloud
currently 25 degrees with a high of 28. Just got a long drive as there is a film set in Deshaies that Mrs Eek wishes to visit and we couldn’t be further away if I was trying
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Stuck some towels in the wash, as it feels like a good day for revelling in the machine's tumble drying capability
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