Andy in Germany
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- Rottenburg am Neckar
Hang on: I'll close the windows.
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Hang on: I'll close the windows.
Got the mainly dried washing in yesterday just before it rained. Then the sun came back out. More shrubbery trimming.
Wet overnight and morning then it turned sunny and the forecast predicted so it would stay.
The weeks work visits promptly done which did require a visit to the office. Whilst there nipped for a no.1 and heard someone trying the door. On trying to exit it was locked. Four kicks of the door resulted in one apologetic cleaner opening it.
Then found an office largely full of people I did not know wanting to know what happened. Pointed out it showed that if you got locked in a loo people would hear you.
Wet overnight and morning then it turned sunny and the forecast predicted so it would stay.
The weeks work visits promptly done which did require a visit to the office. Whilst there nipped for a no.1 and heard someone trying the door. On trying to exit it was locked. Four kicks of the door resulted in one apologetic cleaner opening it.
Then found an office largely full of people I did not know wanting to know what happened. Pointed out it showed that if you got locked in a loo people would hear you.
Reynard
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- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
It's been a day of steady rain, then sun and biblical grade showers today chez Casa Reynard.
Slept well. Woke up too early though, so turned over and went back to sleep. And promptly overslept. Whoops! A very anxious cat was wondering where her breakfast was. So downstairs, feed the cat, make a
and take it back upstairs to do some writing.
Cleared the chores, including the ones I didn't do yesterday. And then, as it'd stopped raining for a bit, went out to do a bit of weeding in order to finish filling up the green bin. My timing was impeccable, as it just started raining again as I was packing up. I hate weeding out cleaves btw, as they give me hives, so it's a long sleeve and rubber gloves job.
A lovely luncheon of a cheese & salad roll, greek yoghurt with a banana and some raspberries, and a pot of tea.
The afternoon's task was taking the plunge and fixing my oven with the parts that arrived about a week and a half back. Of course, I had to dismantle the whole inside to get to the element. That was fun. Some GT85 and swear words were needed to get the screws to undo. But managed to get everything undone. Old element was taken out, new one was fitted, and then the entire process with all the bits was done in reverse.
I now have a working oven again! Waheyyy, go me!
The old element had split on one side and melted on the other. Mind you, it'd lasted about twelve years, so I really can't complain.
I tidied up, cleaned the oven, tested it, and am now finishing my celebratory
Last tasks for today is to put the green bin and food caddy out for collection in the morning, and throw some supper together. The little kitchen food caddy is only half full, as I waste very little. It's mainly things like tea leaves, egg shells and peelings, plus the odd scrapings from Madam Boo's food bowl.
Might as well put it out, though. And I shall do that now.
Slept well. Woke up too early though, so turned over and went back to sleep. And promptly overslept. Whoops! A very anxious cat was wondering where her breakfast was. So downstairs, feed the cat, make a
and take it back upstairs to do some writing.Cleared the chores, including the ones I didn't do yesterday. And then, as it'd stopped raining for a bit, went out to do a bit of weeding in order to finish filling up the green bin. My timing was impeccable, as it just started raining again as I was packing up. I hate weeding out cleaves btw, as they give me hives, so it's a long sleeve and rubber gloves job.
A lovely luncheon of a cheese & salad roll, greek yoghurt with a banana and some raspberries, and a pot of tea.
The afternoon's task was taking the plunge and fixing my oven with the parts that arrived about a week and a half back. Of course, I had to dismantle the whole inside to get to the element. That was fun. Some GT85 and swear words were needed to get the screws to undo. But managed to get everything undone. Old element was taken out, new one was fitted, and then the entire process with all the bits was done in reverse.
I now have a working oven again! Waheyyy, go me!
The old element had split on one side and melted on the other. Mind you, it'd lasted about twelve years, so I really can't complain.
I tidied up, cleaned the oven, tested it, and am now finishing my celebratory
Last tasks for today is to put the green bin and food caddy out for collection in the morning, and throw some supper together. The little kitchen food caddy is only half full, as I waste very little. It's mainly things like tea leaves, egg shells and peelings, plus the odd scrapings from Madam Boo's food bowl.
Might as well put it out, though. And I shall do that now.
Titan yer tummy
No meatings b4 dinner!
- Location
- Beckenham, SE London
Cycled to and from work today and managed to stay dry in each direction - which I am pretty pleased about seeing the amount of rain we have had.🌂
Reynard
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- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
I did think about popping out for a bicycular bimble, but I'm glad I didn't.
