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Afternoon all
Sunny, dry, wispy fluff. Currently 12 degrees with a high of 14 expected. Barometer up to 1017 mBar.
The play yesterday was very good. Had a lovely afternoon out and a nice catch up.
Another person has been to look at the guttering today, to see why it has a tendency to overflow, and they'll be back next week to tinker with it.
My accountant sent me my year end accounts the other day and I spent an hour or so this morning checking them, to discover a £600 discrepancy. Sent back to enquire as to where that £600 has gone / came from.
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Lunch has been Heinz tomato soup with white toast
I had a decent night's sleep last night, but felt a little below par this morning. Then, as I was making lunch, I started getting a headache. Only then did I remember the flu jab, so it seems to be kicking in and I don't expect to be at my best this afternoon. I've taken a couple of paracetamol, so with luck they'll tide me over until the commencement of the weekend
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Morning.
Friday.
Dry.
Sunny.
Blue sky.
Cold in here at 15.2 deg, 15 deg in the kitchen, 11 deg in the leanto, 6 deg in the saltinghouse.
1012.5 mBar, 29.899 in Hg, 759.44 Torr, 14.685 psi, (up from 1010 last night), 67% RH (Lidl electric).
Condensation on all the windows. Brrrr.
Meanwhile on the 20th of November 2019 there was continuing discussion of the Wispa chocolate bar, whereas NF fitted two humungous portions of stew into the freezer, one having to fit where the bread normally lives, stocks of bread being low at the time.Last edited by DoctorStrangelove; Today, 08:15.
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Morning all
CBS, and autumnally cold out. Nice sunrise though.
TFIF, etc
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Morning denizens
Golden dawn out, though not the Greek nationalist movement nor the Victorian magicians. It's expected to be a sunny day, though with temperatures a bit lower in the absence of insulating cloud: a mere 2°C now with an expected high of 11°. The barometers are heading back up, being at 1004/1012mB
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I watched a bit of an old Traffic Cops earlier but it turned out I remembered it, so I didn't bother carrying on till the end
So instead of TV, I've read a couple more chapters of The Siege
I'm not sure if I'm just tired or if the flu jab is starting to take its toll, but I suspect the latter. So I'm getting to sleep while the getting's good, in the hope of riding out the worst of it before morning
Goodnight all
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I ventured forth to the Sainsbury's That Isn't Big Enough, which lived up to its name by either being out of stock of various items, or apparently not stocking them in the first place
Oh well, it keeps the bill down if the stuff isn't there to buy to start with. I got enough things I wanted to tide me over until next week, which is Viz week and will thus require a trip across town to Usual Sainsbury's
Coming home, it's only a small detour to the VAT fraud chip shop, so tea has been fish & chips
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostLunch: Scotch broth with a thick crust of wholemeal
It's brightened up a bit as promised, though still quite a lot of fluffy lumpy bits hanging around
Disappointed that Threads isn't first in the "Most Popular" section on iPlayer - or not yet…
but, strokes fer folks.
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Lunch: Scotch broth with a thick crust of wholemeal
It's brightened up a bit as promised, though still quite a lot of fluffy lumpy bits hanging around
Disappointed that Threads isn't first in the "Most Popular" section on iPlayer - or not yet…
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostToday's "Scrambled Maps" was a bit of a bugger
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Morning all
Overcast. Wet from from this morning's rain. Currently 9 degrees with a high of 12 forecast. Rain expected over lunchtime after which the clouds may part enough to allow some sunshine through. Barometer up to 1004 mBar.
HWMBO's eldest is passing through London and is staying over tonight. They're off to the theatre this evening to see David Tennant in the Scottish play. Meanwhile I am off to meet a friend for lunch and see a matinee performance of The Duchess featuring Jodie Whittaker. All very Dr Who themed in a totally non Whovian manner.
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Morning.
Thursday apparently.
Dry.
Grey.
Sunless.
Chilly in here at 16.8 deg, 17.5 in the kitchen, 14 in the leanto.
1000 mBar, 29.53 in Hg, 750.1 Torr, 14.5 psi, (up from 993 last night), 71% RH (Lidl electric: dehumidifier not on long enough to matter).
Meanwhile on the 20th of November 2019 there was discussion of chicken & sweetcorn soup (texture resembling wallpaper paste apparently) plus mention of the Wispa bar and Aero, with some preference for the former over the latter whereas WTFH was helped by the postman to transfer the shopping from the car to the house.Last edited by DoctorStrangelove; Yesterday, 07:19.
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