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Sadly the poorly cat died yesterday - he'd been struggling for some time and had reached 15 despite living mostly outside. I sat with him at the end whilst he was in his favourite place in the garden. Despite being a very grumpy Manx he'll be missed.



Erm ... beer in a hospital? :blink:

And, having picked up the Clements project last week, I'm (hopefully) picking up something needing even more work this weekend. This one's already partly dismantled and, if the seatpost moves, I've got a proper project on probably combining components from both.

joking about the beer of course. got her home, made her a sandwich & went out for ice cream for her. she's couched w/ her hand elevated waiting for numbness to go away

so sorry to hear about your cat. great lifespan for one that was mostly outside. we've had cats that stopped moving but didn't pass away. we had to take them in to be euthanized. with one, she played with an outdoor lawn sprinkler the day before she passed. I've stayed with most of them. comforting for them I guess. always horrible for me. they are so innocent & live so simply. amazing how humans become so emotionally attached. I guess we can't help it. here's wishing you strength right now & nothing but good memories. you're not alone
 
One of my earners through college was office window cleaning. Dawn to 0800, then in college for 0900 lecture. From 1800 to dusk, 2100.
Sometimes, special one off jobs (big money) through the night to 0500, when breakfast was available at the fruit market.
But I didn't leave owing many '000s

cool. I flipped burgers
 
Oh, and I've a 'new' phone. It's unused but is from 2023 (Google Pixel 7a) rather than the 2018 version (the 3a) I've had for 7 years that was slowly dying. It's small enough to fit nicely into a cycling jersey rear pocket.

just got a phone for my elderly mother. she used to have one but forgot how to use it. this new (old but refurbished) unit is supposed to be for just photos. so that after I leave from visiting, she can still look at some of the photos I was showing her on mine. I've already preloaded some of her favorite photos. here's hoping she'll remember how
 
I need not have worried about having such a red physog and being in the Oncology Clinic. Everyone was very sympathetic and said it was very easy to underestimate the strength of the sun, at this time of year, even on an overcast day.

You have my sympathy about your predicament. It reminded me of how my whole head had turned red a couple of years ago. At the time I was treating some pre cancerous cells on top of my balding head. The cream which is applied turns affected areas red. That wouldn't normally be a problem but I caught COVID at the same time and my whole head turned red. I suppose that I was lucky in that I couldn't go anywhere having COVID.
 
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