Mundane News

[Pduk]

Been for my end of week after work ride, fed the cat and cobbled something together for me. She eats far better than I do
Going to water the plants, toms are sprouting fruit
Then TDF highlights.

 

[Reynard]

Supper was the last of the tuna, onion & sweetcorn pasta, a salad of lettuce, tomato & cucumber, and a slice of toast with some avocado.

 

[Reynard]

Been for my end of week after work ride, fed the cat and cobbled something together for me. She eats far better than I do
Going to water the plants, toms are sprouting fruit
Then TDF highlights.

Madam Lexi also eats somewhat better than I do at times. She likes the sliced cooked turkey from Waitrose...

 

[Mike_P]

Early evening Aldi trek was quickly changed to a Co-op trek instead due to the warm temperature. Logging on to the Co-ops wifi seems to have confused Strava as it traces a straight route to another Co-op.
Thankfully the till wasn't confused and the £18 bill quickly changed to £16.30 and then to £13.10 with a wave of the Co-op card. 4 nakd bars were £2 with the card, £3.40 without.

 

[Reynard]

I am currently watching a very enjoyable match between Spain and Switzerland. There is an Arsenal player on each side.

 

[biggs682]

Lovely evening ride over to see elderly relative and a scenic route home totalling 22 miles.

 

[Jenkins]

A very warm, muggy and increasingly breezy afternoon here in Suffolk.

Having got the washing in (it still needs putting away!) I decided to go out for the ride/drink/train home outing, only to get 7 miles up the road and realise that I'd left the rail card at home. Rather than going home to get it or pay full price, I just did a local loop and went home and slouched in the deck chair in the shade with a coffee and a pint of squash instead.

This evening's hot chocolate will be exchanged for a cold beer instead.

 

[Jenkins]

Oh, and the bin men dropped off our annual supply of black bags this morning - we get a roll of 52, one per week. Given I've only used three this year - one for actual rubbish, and two to take stuff to the tip, I do have something of a surplus of them.

We moved to wheelie bins years ago, but I found an unused roll of black sacks from the council at the back of the shed when having a tidy up last year. I'm still using them for grass clippings as they're the bigger heavy duty ones and can be re-used if filled & emptied (at the recycling centre) with care.

 

[tyred]

Work completed for another week. Another very hot and humid day.

I went to the so called party in the park after work, but didn't like the bank. I went for a thirty mile ride instead.

 

[Reynard]

We moved to wheelie bins years ago, but I found an unused roll of black sacks from the council at the back of the shed when having a tidy up last year. I'm still using them for grass clippings as they're the bigger heavy duty ones and can be re-used if filled & emptied (at the recycling centre) with care.

We only have wheelie bins for recycling and garden waste. Still on the black bags for non-recyclable rubbish. But as I rarely use them, I have a sizeable collection. I will see if the charity shop a friend volunteers at won't take a roll or two.

 

[Reynard]

Madam is sulking because I've just dosed her with antibiotics.

 

[Ripple]

One of our security officers handover to day shift: "Building X is leaking like a colander".

 

[Reynard]

One of our security officers handover to day shift: "Building X is leaking like a colander".

It's now raining where you are, I take it?

 

[Reynard]

Anyways, time for me to put the writing away, wash my rather grubby tootsies, and then trot off to bed.

Nunnight one and all xxx

 

[Ripple]

It's now raining where you are, I take it?

It's like someone tipped over a huge bathtub.