Now waiting for the news story: "Man banned from playing loud classical music in Leicester flat". .
Upstairs neighbour complains "I couldn't even hear my SDS hammer drill it was so loud".
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostFinally got around to unboxing and setting up the two HomePods I got before Christmas! Can't wait to… watch while they download a software update
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Finally got around to unboxing and setting up the two HomePods I got before Christmas! Can't wait to… watch while they download a software update
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Lunch has been a bacon bap
No sign of anything being done to get the lift moving
As it doesn't need a lift, I've put a towel wash on
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostWith luck the lift engineer will come and fix it tomorrow, and I can resume the attempt to get the table and chairs out of here
MorningAfternoon.
Thursday apparently.
Dry.
Sunny.
Blue sky.
Frosty.
Icy in places: nearly went arse over tit once.
Chilly in here at 11.9 deg, 11 deg in the kitchen, 9 deg in the leanto.
1017.5 mBar, 30.05 in Hg, 763.2 Torr, 14.7575 psi, (up from 1009 last night), 63% RH (Lidl electric).
Meanwhile on the 16th of December 2019 LM was Xmas shopping, discovering that Dorothy Perkins had disappeared putting a spoke in one plan, whereas I was getting the car MOTed, NF found his twitter feed thing had fallen over & covbob got what is now a zenchury but probably wasn't back then, and WTFH was on the slopes.
Shopping trips to Morrisons, Aldi, and Tesco done dusted washed dried sanitised & put away.
During which the body of a dead cat was observed on Pendydre, though it didn't look as if it had been hit by anything. Nice looking cat too, apart from being dead.
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostThe fairy lights broke when I turned them on this morning. Probably the fuse, but I haven't got a clue where the spare fuses are since I moved
As I quite possibly never had any of that rating, there didn't seem much point searching further, so I went to order some off Amazon. Turned out the best option was a box of 64 of the damn things in assorted ratings. So that'll be something I can pass down to my descendants, yea, even unto the third and fourth generation
By adding assorted other bits of cheap household junk that might come in handy I was able to get the bill up to £20 which enabled same day delivery, so at least by tonight I'll know whether I need to get some new fairy lights next - well, this - year
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Morning denizens
It's a bright and sunny day with a clear blue sky after a frosty night, the frost lingering on such cars as haven't returned to work this morning. We're currently at 0°C ("feels like" -2°) with an expected high of 3°, and the barometers are bouncing back at 1007/1015mB
The fairy lights broke when I turned them on this morning. Probably the fuse, but I haven't got a clue where the spare fuses are since I moved
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Morning all
Blue sky with wisps of fluff here and there. Dry. Currently 1 degrees ('feels like' -1) with a high of 4 expected. Sunshine forecast all day, slight risk of a light drizzle in the evening. Barometer at 1017 mBar.
Sunrise 08:07 / Sunset 16:04
Back to billing today. Will also sort the CV out for a concerted push in finding the next contract. I can't see me having much more to do on the current gig beyond the end of the month.
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Morning all
Back to billing.
Overcast, but not raining. 2C, with overnight frost made some parts of the walk a little slippy.
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Later viewing has been Knowing Me, Knowing Yule with Alan Partridge which is still very funny, though it's a bit disconcerting to realise that it's from Christmas 1995 and that is, apparently, almost thirty years ago
I also read another chunk of Behold the Man. And I even managed to squeeze in a little bit of work on the SpriteKit/SwiftUI stuff
Time for bed now. With luck the lift engineer will come and fix it tomorrow, and I can resume the attempt to get the table and chairs out of here
Goodnight all
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After a light lunch of a bit of pork pie, I was feeling a bit peckish this evening. So I got some exercise by popping round to the kebab shop for tea
And the eating was accompanied by Prof. Hannah Fry explaining how Deliveroo and suchlike services work, which involved digressions to cover the history of GPS and so on
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Afternoon denizens
After getting very windy overnight it remains pretty breezy, but the trees seem to have coped this time. It's 6°C and so it will remain for the rest of the day, while the barometers are down to 991/999mB
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Afternoon all, Happy New Year!
Overcast, windy, wet. Currently 3 degrees ('feels like" -1) and that's the high for the day. The rain may ease up for a while late afternoon. Barometer up to 1002 mBar.
Flying home early evening and BA have already emailed to warn me my flight may be delayed due to weather in the London area.Last edited by ladymuck; Yesterday, 12:15.
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