Mundane News

[Illaveago]

Morning.
It is a bit cloudy here. Georgie was in a funny mood. He came in and had his breakfast and then wouldn't go upstairs without me. I had to go back and pick up our drinks so he had to come with me. He finally settled down after some strokes and is now trying to sleep.

 

[Pduk]

Morning all, grey start to the day round these ‘ere parts.
Neck is painful again, might pop along to Warwick Castle and see if I can have a go on a torture rack, straighten things back out
First cuppa has been constructed and scheduled for consumption

 

[Flick of the Elbow]

Good morning all, cloudy here too.

 

[Gwylan]

I've had a rather mundane day. Finished work at 1:30. I went for a walk around town and got a few bits and pieces that I needed.

I bought a packet of envelopes in the stationery shop. A different brand from my usual, which were sold out. They're described as "superior" envelopes. Not immediately obviously why they are superior, but they cost more. They maybe have slightly thicker paper, but on the other hand, I need to lick them to seal. Haven't seen that in years.

I then attempted to tidy up my flat and created a bigger mess! It can wait until morning!

I find that with tidying. There's a point where, whilst tidying, things are at their very worst. Just have to persevere.
Then you can enjoy the sunny uplands of tidiness.

 

[Illaveago]

I find that with tidying. There's a point where, whilst tidying, things are at their very worst. Just have to persevere.
Then you can enjoy the sunny uplands of tidiness.

And then untidy it again.

 

[Illaveago]

I was thinking about how to make the most out of these solar farm fields. People in favour of them say that they provide shelter for wildlife underneath them but they can't due to all the sheep using the fields.
What I thought is that they could use the power from the solar panels to provide heat and light so that they could grow late flowering geraniums underneath them and so provide a useful crop. Provided the sheep and wildlife don't eat it all.

 

[PeteXXX]

I was thinking about how to make the most out of these solar farm fields. People in favour of them say that they provide shelter for wildlife underneath them but they can't due to all the sheep using the fields.
What I thought is that they could use the power from the solar panels to provide heat and light so that they could grow late flowering geraniums underneath them and so provide a useful crop. Provided the sheep and wildlife don't eat it all.

Maybe just not use good arable land in the first place?
But that's more of a discussion for the Other Place, possibly.

 

[cyberknight]

damaged nail was hanging off so i tried to pull it off all the way but it is still connected near the root so i had to cut it back as far as i can and glue it down.

 

[tyred]

Pit

I find that with tidying. There's a point where, whilst tidying, things are at their very worst. Just have to persevere.
Then you can enjoy the sunny uplands of tidiness.

Pity it never stays that way very long!

 

[tyred]

Another nice morning, quite hot already.

I'm waiting for breakfast, while pondering how someone outside managed to take up three car parking spaces with a K12 Nissan Micra. Let's hope they never upgrade to an Audi Q7!

Quite a busy day today with volunteering duties later.

 

[Illaveago]

I have a bit of a problem with the 3 Musketeers!
I don't know if anyone has noticed it before but there seems to be 4 of them. They also seem to be swordsmen and don't carry muskets.
The Lone Ranger also appears to have a sidekick with him. Perhaps the titles should be amended under the Trades Description Act?

 

[Jenkins]

Good morning from a nicely warm Suffolk where a little bit of cloud has started to encroach on the morning's sunshine. Coffee has been had while listening to the radio and doing as little as possible. The rest of the day will probably follow a very similar pattern.

Even with the reduced amount of sunshine there's been this month, it's added £40 credit to my energy account thanks to the export tariff.

 

[biggs682]

Well that was just under four and a half hours of bliss with a lovely 57 miles
First cuppa brewing
Time for some food
Small amount of blue sky but mostly grey

 

[Jenkins]

What's left of the grass looks like it could do with a cut. A very late breakfast will be had first and then I'll do the grass while listening to the F1 sprint race through headphones.

 

[Pduk]

Washing has been washed and hung on the horse outside whilst keeping an eye on the dark clouds rolling in
That must warrant a cuppa surely.