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Grey day out, and rain expected shortly, though it won't linger for more than a couple of hours. Currently 18°C which is as good as it gets, and the barometers are up a little at 1011/1019mB
I finally felt like I had enough mental energy left at the end of the day to watch a film or two tonight, so I rewatched Blade Runner (1982). I've only ever seen "The Final Cut" and that was what I watched again, if it makes a difference. I think I've finally managed to grasp the whole story now
Maybe I should watch the version with the voiceover some time? Not that bothered though, to be honest
And then I rewatched The Mummy (2017). I think this version is OK, but apparently it didn't do well at the box office and the studio abandoned their plans for a series of remakes of their 1930s classics of the same ilk. No staying power, modern studios; they should have been "Well, it's a start, and we'll spend ten years getting better at it film by film"
After a 30 minute wait for the car (traffic issues, Pride apparently causing havoc with so many road closures), I went down to Chelsea and emptied my storage unit and officially closed my account. About £180 is due back having just paid the next month's bill.
While I was loading the car, the previous user must have finally completed their trip in the app as the car wouldn't start. I finally twigged that I had to start my hire and all was well.
I then went home, emptied the car into the flat. Had a sit down and a cuppa as it's a bit warm for manual labour.
Had a panic that I only had an hour to get to Ealing and back so quickly repacked the car. Then remembered I had two hours so sat down again and finished the cuppa.
Off I tootled to Ealing, battling my way through the traffic. Car unpacked and the bags / boxes I used were emptied so that I can reuse them.
Plugged in the BT broadband kit (one of the "perks" of BT Business is that you get doubled-up kit so you have two concurrent connections for a short while). It was all working meaning BT had sorted things out well before the expected changed over date, which was a surprise.
Battled my way back home, did an excellent impression of a Hermes delivery driver by chucking the empty boxes over the railings into my patio.
Drove around the corner to park the car in its designated bay, dreading the thought of having to reverse park with minimal space on a heavily congested road. However the gods of something were benevolent today and the adjacent bays were empty, allowing me to just drive into the space.
I ended my hire three minutes late and received a warning about my account being blocked if I repeatedly did that. Gotta love an algorithm that doesn't take into account the previous user having the car for an extra 30 minutes and considers allowing a bit of leeway.
I forgot to look for the water meter which is somewhere out the front of the property but I've no idea where.
If Paracetamol on its own isn't doing the job you can take Ibruprophen as well at the same time. It’s an anti inflamatory so as well as contributing to the pain relief it will help calm down the inflammation response to the infection and reduce pressure on the nerves that is causing the pain. Had to do this for a week while on holiday in Iceland until I could get home for an emergency appointment. Don’t bother with codine, for some reason it doesn’t actually do much for dental pain.
Yes, though apparently I have to be careful about ibuprofen, being already on aspirin. Though it's never caused me any problems in the past
But somehow the last bit of amoxicillin seems to have got things under control for the moment, so I'm hoping it stays that way until the dentists can get their act together
Grey start out, currently 15°C and expected to reach 19°, and a good chance of drizzle (up to 80%) through much of the day. The barometers, however, are up a little at 1008/1016mB
Last amoxicillin taken, but the infection clearly hasn't been dealt with so I'll have to try 111. It seems one of the emergency practices they refer you to has a surgery close by that's open weekends, so if the worst comes to the worst I'll just walk up there and see what they can do - another prescription for a stronger antibiotic, I assume
If Paracetamol on its own isn't doing the job you can take Ibruprophen as well at the same time. It’s an anti inflamatory so as well as contributing to the pain relief it will help calm down the inflammation response to the infection and reduce pressure on the nerves that is causing the pain. Had to do this for a week while on holiday in Iceland until I could get home for an emergency appointment. Don’t bother with codine, for some reason it doesn’t actually do much for dental pain.
With the help of a neighbour, we’ve managed to get the blade belt off the mower. New one ordered, due next week (along with a spare so the next time it goes we can just swap it). The old one is knackered - several splits on it and a chunk about 2cm long out of it as well. That would explain some of the vibrations recently.
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