Mundane News

[biggs682]

I found a 12 Oz claw hammer on the side of the A428 so had to bring it home

First cuppa brewing
Garden bird feeders have been topped up

 

[biggs682]

First cuppa went down well

 

[cookiemonster]

Japanese lessons revision ahead of my tutorial tomorrow.

Still getting my head around Hiragana.

 

[tyred]

A misty start here, but it is brightening up into a very bright day.

Breakfast today served on a rectangular plate. A different brand of brown sauce sachets this morning, and not as nice as the usual ones.

Today's plans to be determined, but likely to involve

 

[biggs682]

Time for me to get a move on and start the family duties

 

[gbb]

Sat under the garden canopy , sun is shining brightly hitting my chest, jeez, it feels like you could get a tan off it, my skin is actually warm. Wonderful.
Pound to a penny, I'll bet it's colder by the time the washings ready to go out ?

 

[Mike_P]

Annoyingly weather, meant to be dry and sunny. Washing hung out then it rained. Thicker washing in tumble dryer and the rest either hanging from the open stair treads or on an indoor airer.
Car to Lidl as I discovered late last night todays pork medallion was still on a supermarket shelf.
Sun did appear briefly on the return but clouds return so the two together will not doubt trigger more rain.
Co-op trek accomplished in the dry, dropping off three more books at the charity shop. 2 packs of freefrom mince pies bought 25p cheaper than Sainsbury's.

 

[rockyroller]

called the police on another maintenance worker. a little embarrassing, but he really looked & acted like a prowler

 

[biggs682]

Well been to the library and local shop for elderly mother then had a couple of hours catching up with some TV programmes she wanted to watch.

Now having an afternoon cuppa with her after emptying her Henry hoover bag and delivered coking behind her kitchen radiator.

 

[Illaveago]

Clear blue sky here. The sun appeared earlier. I went out this morning to do a bit in the garden but not for long, had a long nap after lunch. I don't think I have fully recovered from yesterday.

 

[Mike_P]

Car washed twice either side of a trip into town for a pair of shoes from M&S using a 20% off Sparks app voucher.
Was evident that the original clean of the mucky lower bodywork had only been partly successful hence the second go.
Have a climbing hydrangea which is a real pain when its leaves drop. Almost half the garden wheelie bin filled with them.

 

[DCLane]

called the police on another maintenance worker. a little embarrassing, but he really look & acted like a prowler

Not to worry. It's a simple mistake to make.

I've got some university academic colleagues that look and act like prowlers.

 

[DCLane]

SWMBO has been put on a plane to Northern Ireland due to family stuff and I've headed north to the house we currently have in Brampton for the night.

Heading north on the M6 I got caught up in a group of (loud) modified BMW's plus an old Ford Sierra XR4 who I'm guessing were heading to tomorrow's Sports and Supercar meet in Glasgow. Noted point 1 - an overly loud modded BMW M3 can be out-paced by a Honda CR-V hybrid with bike racks on the roof if in Megasport mode. Don't ask me how I know this . Also, point 2 - the Sierra was nicer due to NOT having giant stickers all over or having a big exhaust.

This afternoon I went to look at more bits of Hadrian's Wall.

Tomorrow's planned ride out to the Cumbrian coast may be postponed if it's as damp as forecast.

 

[Gwylan]

Wander in the sunshine revealed that the battery I was using was not as charged as I thought it was.
This produced a free and frank with t'management over the route home.

The route she wanted to home had 20km left.
I only had a bit more than 10km of battery.
My suggestion of a short cut was over ruled.
I remonstrated, she says shouted. My eBike without a battery is useless.
She declined the suggestion that we could swap bikes and she could pedal the dead weight home.
Eventually compromised, got home with 5km and sundry warnings from the bike and it's App
Cup of tea and it's all gone away. Been like this for 50 years, so I think we'll survive.

 

[tyred]

The online version of the local rag has an article about the local dog pound with a picture of a three kittens at the top of it.