Mundane News

[postman]

Tomorrow 36th Wedding Anniversary.Bought two bouquets of roses from Aldi this morning,they are cracking in my opinion they look lovely.Mrs P bought me a extra large block of dark chocolate nearly all gone already.Tomorrow is a meal out Sheesh Mahal a curry

 

[classic33]

Pretty much so. It works for me.

If it works and keeps you cycling, what's to moan/complain about.
Never thought about a recumbent bicycle being fitted with stabilisers before. Makes sense when you think about it.

 

[Reynard]

It's been a (relatively) cool and mostly overcast day here chez Casa Reynard.

Slept really well. Crashed out like a light and slept for about nine and a half hours. Woke up feeling refreshed but a somewhat under the weather. Downstairs, fed the cat, made a and took it upstairs to do some writing. A shorter session than usual on account of having had the extra two hours' sleep.

After, cleared the chores and watered all the planters. Also took out some chicken and ham from the freezer, and made a peach compote jelly to use up some of the peaches that had all suddenly decided to go all overripe at once.

Wasn't feeling hungry, so just had one slice of toast with some stratford blue cheese, a banana and a

The food settled my stomach. Did a bit more writing, and then as it's been so much cooler than of late, I dusted off the strimmer and gave the grass around the house a bit of a buzz cut.

After, dropped off some bits at a friend's place, then popped into town to top up my stock of cat litter and pick up some more antihistamines as I've just opened the last packet. Made a mistake of having a mosey in Waitrose while I was in the area. They had a job lot of monkfish on YS, and I loooooooooooove monkfish. But I didn't buy any on account of there still being so much in the freezer. I have to admit that it pained me to leave the fish behind.

Came home via the book exchange in the village and picked up a load of train magazines to furkle through. I'll pass them onto a friend when I'm done with them.

I've had an evening of watching football and Deadliest Catch.

Supper was a cheese salad sandwich and a

The jelly hasn't quite set yet.

 

[Gravity Aided]

If it works and keeps you cycling, what's to moan/complain about.
Never thought about a recumbent bicycle being fitted with stabilisers before. Makes sense when you think about it.

The start is the toughest part of recumbent cycling, IMHO. This resolves that, but I am also only able to maintain very slow speeds, so I cannot balance generally. And as stabilizers cost about $100.00 U.S., much cheaper than getting a tricycle recumbent. Cycling can be a very inexpensive and fulfilling pastime if you handle it right.

 

[Gravity Aided]

Tomorrow 36th Wedding Anniversary.Bought two bouquets of roses from Aldi this morning,they are cracking in my opinion they look lovely.Mrs P bought me a extra large block of dark chocolate nearly all gone already.Tomorrow is a meal out Sheesh Mahal a curry

Happy anniversary, @postman and Mrs. postman. Many happy returns, coming up on our 37th this December.

 

[classic33]

The start is the toughest part of recumbent cycling, IMHO. This resolves that, but I am also only able to maintain very slow speeds, so I cannot balance generally. And as stabilizers cost about $100.00 U.S., much cheaper than getting a tricycle recumbent. Cycling can be a very inexpensive and fulfilling pastime if you handle it right.

No doubting that last part.
And not knocking you for fitting them either.

 

[Jenkins]

Don't know which air show(s) they were returning to base from, but at different points today I have been overflown by this Avro Anson and this Douglas DC-3C. While out on the bike I also saw a weasel and a green woodpecker which was quite nice. An enjoyable 30something miles despite the sudden change of direction and increase in the strength of the wind while I was out.

Very little has been done this evening other than to put my feet up, relax and price up lawn mowers just in case.