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[xoggoth]

Arty thing this morning. Have to choose between group walk and history society meet up tomorrow morning. In afternoon Loony lady 1 has badgered me into going to her place to try and fix her TV.

[NickFitz]

Tea has been a rack of ribs and chips

I didn't get around to putting it on until about half four, so it only had a couple of hours. Rookie mistake - it really needs three or four hours at around 120°C, sealed in under foil, before uncovering it and whacking the heat up to finish it off. Ah well, I'll remember next time

This was accompanied by the second half of an episode of Police Interceptors which featured the rare case of one of them allowing a bloke whose vehicle had been deemed unroadworthy (bald tyres, broken lights including indicators, didn't even have a horn) to finish his journey to work, as it was literally just round the corner and he worked at a car restorers. You more often see the New Zealand cops doing that than the Notts ones

[NickFitz]

Lunch: a bacon bap (white)

Still breezy out, and it's wafting the delicate aroma from some farm muckspreading a few miles away in through the window

[NickFitz]

Morning denizens

It's a grey and overcast day today, and rather breezy too. Currently 17°C ("feels like" 13°) with a high of 21° later; the barometers are down some more at 1007/1014mB

The wholemeal bread seems to have turned out well, so I can have toast for breakfast

[DoctorStrangelove]

Morning.

Tuesday?

Dry.

Grey.

Sunless.

Cool in here at 21.8 deg, 22.5 in the kitchen, 21 in the leanto.

1010.5 mBar, 29.84 in Hg, 757.9 Torr, 14.656 psi, (down from 1011 last night), 67% RH (Lidl electric).

Meanwhile on the 9th of February 2020 it was very windy, BR14 and Brillo popped in, along with Phil The Greek and Anonimouse, DaveB did running repairs on the gate, WTFH went around Memphis to a museum, then for a walk, NF watched "Training Day", and LM was kept awake by the rattling of the windows in the gale, whereas the rain around here was horizontal.

Freecell score: 95%, running average: 83%.

Lunch: brunch.

Walk (towpath) walked. Couple of oiks up by the lock busily watching some sort of pron.

The water level in the canal above the lock has dropped another inch since yesterday.

Wound a toroidal core for an un-un 9:1 balun. No idea if it'll work since the core is of unknown qualities and the winding less than professional.

Tea: soup etc.

Entertainment: PM. I wonder what the Orange Micropenised Moron is up to today.

Book.

Bits of The Repaire Shoppe: clock/thermometer/barometer thing.

Book.

[WTFH]

Morning all
Following yesterday evening's trip to the chiropractor, I slept soundly. Didn't get up until 6.20, so a very short walk, not even 7,000 steps!
Oh, and now our boiler has cut out twice. The overheat reset worked the first time, but not now. No hot water.

[ladymuck]

Morning all

Dull and overcast. Currently 17 degrees with a high of 24 expected. Might rain. Barometer down to 1016 mBar

Sunrise 05:53; Sunset 20:15 BST

The car has been dropped off at the garage for its exhaust repair. Now on the bus back home.

[NickFitz]

In The Rewind Files, our heroine from the future is making a few missteps in 1972 Washington as she tries to blend in

Goodnight all

[WTFH]

Short billing week this week, and next, and the one after.
Off to Ireland on Thursday for dad’s 90th. Flying with Aer Lingus, who are part of IAG and in or not in OneWorld, depending on how you ask the question.
Bank Holiday on Monday, and then the following weekend, The Wife has a significant birthday.

[xoggoth]

Cock up collecting LL1 at Gatwick North, accidentally drove through Gatwick South and ended up paying fee twice. Wonder if one can get cloned number plates on some shady website?

[NickFitz]

For tea tonight, beef & ale stew with the other crust of the white loaf

Whilst dining, I watched Murder Case - Who Killed Kiesha? on iPlayer, another sad mess in Scotland

[ladymuck]

In sorting through the assorted left overs HWMBO deposited in the fridge, I decided that I needed to use up some bacon and accompany it with an egg. So that was what I had for a late lunch.

Not much had to be disposed of, and some of it was still suitable for freezing.

[NickFitz]

Lunch was a leftover bit of lamb steak sandwiched in a white crust

The wholemeal loaf is now baked, and cooling on the wire rack. Need to make a white one tomorrow

[NickFitz]

Links are up

[DoctorStrangelove]

And yet another unregarded OM for NF. .

Morning Afternoon.

Monday?

Dry.

Grey.

Sunless.

As humid as a gorilla's armpit.

22.8 deg in here, 23.5 in the kitchen, 22.5 in the leanto, 22.4 in the saltinghouse.

1013 mBar, 29.91 in Hg, 759.8 Torr, 14.69 psi, (unchanged), 70% RH (Lidl electric).

Meanwhile on the 8th of February 2020 Brillo & BR14 popped in, NF was in the Chinese which was very nice, and I watched "Highlander" and "The Omega Man" for want of anything better, whilst NF was finding it windier and had turned off the soup to let it cool.

Washing frenzy in progress (with added 60 deg wash to turn that little red light off).

Shopping trip to Aldi and Tesco.

Lunch: brunch.

Entertainment: Y&Y waffling on about how expensive HE is these days, merely accommodation costing £10k/yr (as opposed to the £270/yr I paid back in Ye Mysts of Tyme & all that, back then we didn't know what "tuition fees" were, though I did pay £4 for my first year of HNC. However the 2nd year was £140 after Harold Wilson got elected).

Shirts & those cottons requiring it met the iRon & are airing upstairs.

Feck me it's close today.

Tea: Mr Brains faggots with peas & such.

Entertainment: PM with much mention of the Orange Micropenised Moron.

Might watch that Jason Statham thing this evening. For a Guy Ritchie film it wasn't bad: and so it transpired, with Mr Eastwood's son as the baddie, not that there was much difference really. Mr Statham really was wrathful.

Thing on BBC4 about JMW Turner in BBC documentaries over the years. The colour programmes after 1967 were rather better than the earlier B&W offerings. .