Mundane News
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pawl
Legendary Member
- Location
- Desford Leicestershire
It’s chat time of the year again. Thirty three years married yesterday. Eighty five today.
Mrs 73 is watching a program it looks like 20 total self centred prats on a massive ego trip. Are just running round shouting at each other , then get more of the same. From an even bigger self centred prat on an even bigger massive ego trip. Think it's call the appendix. 
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
Of course it covers numerous versions so edited whilst I looked at, the pdf in Libre Office Draw. Currently down to 307 pages.
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
A grey, murky and raw day here chez Casa Reynard, with a nagging easterly breeze.
Slept really well for a change. The usual choresy morning was had, and I also took advantage of the dry conditions to do another spot of lumberjilling. More of that large ash tree was cut up into slices and thence into shiftable / splitable chunks. There is only the bottom of the stump and the rootball left, so one more go on that I think.
Had a lovely luncheon of crusty bloomer with ham, albeit half a slice was reserved for the quince and chilli jelly I made yesterday. And I have to say, it's bloody lovely. I'm definitely making that again if I can source some free quinces this coming autumn. Also had a tangerine, a pear and a
After, it was back outside to haul in what I cut this morning. I had three wheelbarrows full, with each load being a good half hundredweight or so. That done, I topped up the firewood in the house, and popped to Littleport to drop off the parental's prescription.
A quiet evening spent writing is planned, although I do have to cook tonight.
Slept really well for a change. The usual choresy morning was had, and I also took advantage of the dry conditions to do another spot of lumberjilling. More of that large ash tree was cut up into slices and thence into shiftable / splitable chunks. There is only the bottom of the stump and the rootball left, so one more go on that I think.
Had a lovely luncheon of crusty bloomer with ham, albeit half a slice was reserved for the quince and chilli jelly I made yesterday. And I have to say, it's bloody lovely. I'm definitely making that again if I can source some free quinces this coming autumn. Also had a tangerine, a pear and a
After, it was back outside to haul in what I cut this morning. I had three wheelbarrows full, with each load being a good half hundredweight or so. That done, I topped up the firewood in the house, and popped to Littleport to drop off the parental's prescription.
A quiet evening spent writing is planned, although I do have to cook tonight.
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
Time to feed the cat, and then it will be time to feed me.