Mundane News
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postman
Squire
- Location
- Meanwoodshire.
there is nothing on the calendar for tomorrow,and i have just cut the lawn,tuedays cafe is closed now so dont know what is happening tomorrow and to be honest i dont care.
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
Evening stroll was very pleasent
classic33
Leg End Member
Thought it were Lorna Doone!Lorne Greene!
Yes ours is coming back to life!
Dad visit undertaken to set up his new phone. Of course his SIM doesn't fit so eventually contacted EE to sort out a new one being sent; ringing off a landline number being the effective way.
Did manage to get the phone otherwise set up and he can now pay for his home grocery supplies rather than using my PayPal account.
Puzzled why their is still a 50mph northbound restriction on the A1(M) at the M1 to A64 junctions in place given the widening to 2 A64 lanes has been completed.
Did manage to get the phone otherwise set up and he can now pay for his home grocery supplies rather than using my PayPal account.
Puzzled why their is still a 50mph northbound restriction on the A1(M) at the M1 to A64 junctions in place given the widening to 2 A64 lanes has been completed.
cyberknight
As long as I breathe, I attack.
- Location
- Land of confusion
righto
i have just spent an hour trying to get mywhoosh working , it sees the trainer and the hrm and in the pairing screen it is showing watts but only if i use an ant plus dongle , if i use bluetooth it cant see the device .
trouble is when i actually load a ride its not seeing any power date so i am not moving , tried zwift which sees the devices instantly but i don t want to subscribe just to test a theory .
i have just spent an hour trying to get mywhoosh working , it sees the trainer and the hrm and in the pairing screen it is showing watts but only if i use an ant plus dongle , if i use bluetooth it cant see the device .
trouble is when i actually load a ride its not seeing any power date so i am not moving , tried zwift which sees the devices instantly but i don t want to subscribe just to test a theory .
Jenkins
Legendary Member
- Location
- Felixstowe
The overnight bag has been topped up with fresh consumables and clean smalls after the weekend away and is ready for Tuesday. All I need to do is add the travel snacks* and something to drink on the way in the morning. Also done was bringing in, folding and putting away the dried washing. Nothing else as I'm having a lazy evening.
Hot chocolate next.
*assuming both buns make it to the morning. I've got the sort of snack attack craving that a salted caramel bun or toffee yum yum were designed for.
Hot chocolate next.
*assuming both buns make it to the morning. I've got the sort of snack attack craving that a salted caramel bun or toffee yum yum were designed for.
Reynard
Legendary Member
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
It's been a warm, humid and occasionally sunny day here chez Casa Reynard, after some very obvious overnight rain.
Sleep was so-so. Still struggling with a tight chest and tiredness after that attack of the lurgies. I had a quiet day yesterday as I really wasn't feeling it. Anyways, downstairs, fed the cat, made myself a
and took it upstairs to do some writing.
Chores done at a better hour. A bit slow going, but hey ho. Made some compote with a punnet of rather sad-looking cherries. Picked about two kilos of cherry tomatoes. The rain's gotten into them, so a lot of them have split. No matter, they will be diverted to a big batch of pasta sauce. Washed the airtight containers for cat biscuits, as I need to open a new bag tomorrow.
Had a lovely if slightly late luncheon of a ham, cheese & coleslaw sandwich, greek yoghurt with cherry compote, some really lovely strawberries and a small pot of tea.
Spent much of the afternoon in the garden filling up the green bin, as it's green bin day tomorrow. The best way to do that was trim some rosa rugosas that had gotten a bit out of control. Bin stuffed to bursting. Note to self, do not trim spiky stuff with rigger gloves that have worn patches and holes in the leather. Spikes went straight through the dodgy bits, and then had to spent a while digging the little bits out of my finger tips. Owie.
Popped off to my friend Linda with the beetroot she'd requested.
Came home, and did a load of laundry.
A relaxing evening has been had catching up on Antiques Roadtrip and the sumo.
After yesterday's naughty but extremely tasty evening meal of a batch of onion rings made with the giant onion that I found while hunting for beetroot, I had a much more sensible supper of pasta with tomatoes, garlic, basil and mozzarella.
All that's left to do is wash up.
Sleep was so-so. Still struggling with a tight chest and tiredness after that attack of the lurgies. I had a quiet day yesterday as I really wasn't feeling it. Anyways, downstairs, fed the cat, made myself a
and took it upstairs to do some writing.Chores done at a better hour. A bit slow going, but hey ho. Made some compote with a punnet of rather sad-looking cherries. Picked about two kilos of cherry tomatoes. The rain's gotten into them, so a lot of them have split. No matter, they will be diverted to a big batch of pasta sauce. Washed the airtight containers for cat biscuits, as I need to open a new bag tomorrow.
Had a lovely if slightly late luncheon of a ham, cheese & coleslaw sandwich, greek yoghurt with cherry compote, some really lovely strawberries and a small pot of tea.
Spent much of the afternoon in the garden filling up the green bin, as it's green bin day tomorrow. The best way to do that was trim some rosa rugosas that had gotten a bit out of control. Bin stuffed to bursting. Note to self, do not trim spiky stuff with rigger gloves that have worn patches and holes in the leather. Spikes went straight through the dodgy bits, and then had to spent a while digging the little bits out of my finger tips. Owie.
Popped off to my friend Linda with the beetroot she'd requested.
Came home, and did a load of laundry.
A relaxing evening has been had catching up on Antiques Roadtrip and the sumo.
After yesterday's naughty but extremely tasty evening meal of a batch of onion rings made with the giant onion that I found while hunting for beetroot, I had a much more sensible supper of pasta with tomatoes, garlic, basil and mozzarella.
All that's left to do is wash up.
