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biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
Evening cuppa of tea went down well with a Molly's digestive biscuit
rockyroller
Guru
- Location
- 20 miles northwest of Boston, MA
busy day swapping the winter wheels/tires in my driveway. pretty cold but couldn't find a shop w/o an appointment. got it done. nice to know I can still do it
rockyroller
Guru
- Location
- 20 miles northwest of Boston, MA
Wifey is having the ladies over, so I have to clear out
Jenkins
Legendary Member
- Location
- Felixstowe
That's the evening's hot chocolate had.
Next up are the bottles of Adnams finest beer, Lidl's cheapest snacks and whatever films I've added to my Amazon watchlist over the past year or so.
Next up are the bottles of Adnams finest beer, Lidl's cheapest snacks and whatever films I've added to my Amazon watchlist over the past year or so.
Ming the Merciless
There is no mercy
- Location
- Inside my skull
Wake-up!
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
It's been a lovely and sunny day here chez Casa Reynard after a chilly start.
Slept well, but woke up too early, so stayed in bed reading a bit. Leg is continuing to improve. I now have full range of motion in my ankle, which makes walking a heck of a lot easier. My shin is still sore, and my calf is still swollen, but it's manageable without any painkillers.
Morning was spent doing chores - albeit gently.
Lovely luncheon of cheese on toast, a pear and a
Had a quiet afternoon. The Christmas cards are all written, and parcels lined up to be wrapped and addressed.
After, popped to Tesco, as I was in want of bread and milk, and I wanted to take advantage of their clubcard offers on salmon. Alas, they were out of stock on the fish, and they were also out of stock on the smoked salmon I wanted. But I shall go back on Monday while I'm taking care of other errands. I hobbled around the shop picking up some extra festive bits (cheese, dates, pistachio Lindor), the cheese that's a part of a friend's gift and a birthday pressie (chocolate nuts and a pot of hyacinths) for the parental unit.
Minimal stuff available on Yellow Sticker, most of it of no great interest. But I bagged some bread and rolls from the bakery, two bottles of mouthwash from the green bins (which was actually on my shopping list), some green beans and some spring greens.
Came home and listened to Arsenal v Wolves over a supper of soup and an cheese & coleslaw sandwich.
Now have a and am watching MOTD
Slept well, but woke up too early, so stayed in bed reading a bit. Leg is continuing to improve. I now have full range of motion in my ankle, which makes walking a heck of a lot easier. My shin is still sore, and my calf is still swollen, but it's manageable without any painkillers.
Morning was spent doing chores - albeit gently.
Lovely luncheon of cheese on toast, a pear and a
Had a quiet afternoon. The Christmas cards are all written, and parcels lined up to be wrapped and addressed.
After, popped to Tesco, as I was in want of bread and milk, and I wanted to take advantage of their clubcard offers on salmon. Alas, they were out of stock on the fish, and they were also out of stock on the smoked salmon I wanted. But I shall go back on Monday while I'm taking care of other errands. I hobbled around the shop picking up some extra festive bits (cheese, dates, pistachio Lindor), the cheese that's a part of a friend's gift and a birthday pressie (chocolate nuts and a pot of hyacinths) for the parental unit.
Minimal stuff available on Yellow Sticker, most of it of no great interest. But I bagged some bread and rolls from the bakery, two bottles of mouthwash from the green bins (which was actually on my shopping list), some green beans and some spring greens.
Came home and listened to Arsenal v Wolves over a supper of soup and an cheese & coleslaw sandwich.
Now have a
and am watching MOTD
deptfordmarmoset
Full time tea drinker
- Location
- Armonmy Way
So soon you'll know how Arsenal can play 5 matches against the top teams in Europe and only concede 1 goal, while Wolves, on temporary secondment from the Championship, can manage to equal those 5 teams.It's been a lovely and sunny day here chez Casa Reynard after a chilly start.
Slept well, but woke up too early, so stayed in bed reading a bit. Leg is continuing to improve. I now have full range of motion in my ankle, which makes walking a heck of a lot easier. My shin is still sore, and my calf is still swollen, but it's manageable without any painkillers.
Morning was spent doing chores - albeit gently.
Lovely luncheon of cheese on toast, a pear and a
Had a quiet afternoon. The Christmas cards are all written, and parcels lined up to be wrapped and addressed.
After, popped to Tesco, as I was in want of bread and milk, and I wanted to take advantage of their clubcard offers on salmon. Alas, they were out of stock on the fish, and they were also out of stock on the smoked salmon I wanted. But I shall go back on Monday while I'm taking care of other errands. I hobbled around the shop picking up some extra festive bits (cheese, dates, pistachio Lindor), the cheese that's a part of a friend's gift and a birthday pressie (chocolate nuts and a pot of hyacinths) for the parental unit.
Minimal stuff available on Yellow Sticker, most of it of no great interest. But I bagged some bread and rolls from the bakery, two bottles of mouthwash from the green bins (which was actually on my shopping list), some green beans and some spring greens.
Came home and listened to Arsenal v Wolves over a supper of soup and an cheese & coleslaw sandwich.
Now have a
classic33
Leg End Member
How's your boat build coming?
Gwylan
Guru
- Location
- All at sea⛵
Force 8 across the Irish Sea means the ferry is bouncy. Not quitebut close.
I don't like boats!
Oh dear. Irish Sea no fun in iffy weather. No matter how big the boat.
My smallest boat for a crossing was 23 feet. A long miserable day, as I recall. I'm told a Jetski was popular.
Gwylan
Guru
- Location
- All at sea⛵
Been to Campbeltown with a variety of boats and in some.less pleasant conditions. You have to have done it to understand.
Who owns the harbour now?
Have they repainted the marker on the seawall recently?