Mundane News

[snorri]

I'm a little bit annoyed with the world since injuring my right hand (I'm right-handed) last week, .

Well, I was a bit down yesterday, wasn't I?

Things improved with a walk in the afternoon , evidence of fresh growth, daffodils blooming, lambs bleating in the fields etc.
Thanks to all for your support.

 

[DCLane]

Houdini has done it again ! He was collarless this morning !

TBH it's probably a good thing: there are some horror stories about cats and collars, unless it's a quick release one.

 

[Illaveago]

You won't know the very pleasant café on the south side of the hill then.

I didn't know that either and I'm a bit closer than he is .

 

[Illaveago]

I wonder if Dyson should get involved in trying to sweep up space debris ?

 

[Reynard]

Grey and mild here chez Casa Reynard, although the sun is doing his best to peek through the clouds.

I spent the morning having a lovely walk with a friend and her two dogs on some local trails. It's funny, that in these times, it are the simple little things that seem to bring the most pleasure.

Am about to have some lunch - tomato and basil soup is on the menu. And then later this afternoon I shall be pootling into town. I desperately need to put some fuel in the car - last put £20 in early January, plus I need a new sack of compost and will buy some filler to use on the Higman wheels.

 

[Reynard]

Oh, and the last part my birthday pressie to myself turned up

A batch of Short Circuit magazines to go alongside the stock car yearbook and the F3 video.

 

[Illaveago]

Oh, and the last part my birthday pressie to myself turned up

A batch of Short Circuit magazines to go alongside the stock car yearbook and the F3 video.

No disassemble!

 

[Ming the Merciless]

This is a regular thing - every 4 weeks or so. The unusual bit is the day, the time and the short notice. They come round, give the swab kit, ask a few questions, I do the swabbing, hand it back, and then they're on their way. They don't come any further than the foyer. Then a couple of weeks later they send a letter with the negative box ticked and an email with a £25 gift voucher arrives.

Up thread you failed to mention you’d signed up to get tested regularly. Context is everything. 😀

 

[mybike]

I smashed the jar the last time I tried that.

Tap, not smash, there's your problem.

 

[rockyroller]

What they do to you!

basically force you to do what you should be doing. it's like hiring a professional parent!

 

[postman]

Just been informed lunch tomorrow is Broccoli and Stilton cheese soup,home made of course.Oh i might go to bed early.

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

There's another 10 virtual miles done. And now I'm wondering why I didn't go out for a ride.

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

And I now discover that while I speeding westward in a stationary manner that the Haematology Team have set up an appointment for a blood test next week. Except they can't give me a time and don't want me to come in. This is going to be a very odd blood test.

 

[classic33]

Tap, not smash, there's your problem.

That's all it was, a gentle tap, holding the jar in the left(non dominant) hand.

 

[LeetleGreyCells]

And I now discover that while I speeding westward in a stationary manner that the Haematology Team have set up an appointment for a blood test next week. Except they can't give me a time and don't want me to come in. This is going to be a very odd blood test.

Perhaps it's virtual. Or they expect you to email your blood sample as an attachment...