Mundane News

[Reynard]

A drizzly start here chez Casa Reynard, but the day gradually got brighter.

Sleep was odd. Woke up a couple of times, then woke up proper with a stiff back and a numb arm. Came downstairs, fed the cat, made my usual and did some writing.

Did all the basic chores, and then have had a quiet day. Didn't have a "formal" luncheon, just grazed on crusty bread, cheese, charcuterie and fruit while watching the snooker.

Listened to the F1, and now back to the snooker.

Had a jacket potato with beans and cheese for supper, although mixing some mozzarella with the cheddar might've been a mistake, as I needed knitting needles due to the cheese pull.

I did splurge all of £20 on the Bay of E for a cat tree for Madam Boo. Bought it from a retailer in Ipswich that sells shop-soiled items or returns, so I got it somewhat cheaper than elsewhere.

 

[Jenkins]

A most agreeable day has been had.

I decided to take the train into Felixstowe rather than walk the couple of miles and am glad I did given the amount of walking I did for the rest of the day. Something like a total of 4 hours down one half of the prom, back up, along the other half of the prom and back again just looking at and taking photos of the entrants in the classic car run. Then the 2.5 mile walk home with a stop roughly half way for a most welcome pint. Some sunshine, a little bit of warmth and just generally very relaxed.

I lost count of the amount of times I overheard people using the 'I/my dad/my grandad had one of those' type phrase during the afternoon.

The Grand Prix has been part watched but mostly listened to as I was doing other things, so will catch up with that and everything else over the next few days as I'm currently enjoying the IMSA racing from Laguna Seca and trying to tidy up the pics taken this afternoon.

 

[classic33]

Hopefully no-one needed what's in the box.
Bees outside a Halifax pub

 

[Reynard]

The fire has died down and my tea mug is empty. Time to hobble off upstairs to bed via a nice hot bath.

Nunnight one and all xxx

 

[biggs682]

Time for a ride

 

[PeteXXX]

I'm up. Dog's been out for a tiddle. Tea's brewed.

 

[PeteXXX]

May the 4th be with you 👽

 

[Titan yer tummy]

Spent yesterday afternoon with Mrs Tyt, our daughter and grandchildren wandering around the Inland Waterways Association Canalway Cavalcade in Little Venice. Loadsa lovely canal boats in the basin decked out in their finery.

 

[biggs682]

Two hours and 26 miles completed.
Cloudy but dry
First cuppa brewing
Time to watch the gp

 

[tom73]

Hopefully no-one needed what's in the box.
Bees outside a Halifax pub
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The chance of needed the AED have gone down. Some AED sites have seen a noticeable drop in them being used.YAS changed the script dispatchers use so now they only tell you get one once CPR has started. They are no longer deployed as a precaution in certain situations. Which is not in keeping with even basic life support. It's not the only issue with the dispatch software most Ambos use, other areas are also problematic.

 

[postman]

Wet wet wet,here in Meanwood.Soggy day lord knows what i can do today.

 

[biggs682]

First cuppa went down well with a slice of banana loaf

 

[tom73]

Looking like a much better day , morning walk was mostly dry. Hopefully if the weather holds we are off for a trip out later.

 

[Moon bunny]

Another quiet day in the forest.

 

[Jenkins]

Good morning from an overcast and cooler than recently Suffolk. Looks like there was some rain overnight.

Coffee has been had and yet another update/restart message popup has appeared on the Chromebook. I also forgot that it was bin day today, but it's only the non-recycling week and that can wait for yet another fortnight. Nothing to do at all today so I'm going to have a quiet morning and then go out for a pootle this afternoon. Domestics can wait.