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I feel a shopping stop might be on the day's agenda.
I would just like to say
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Lovely morning, lots of bees visiting the foxgloves outside my window, sun is shining and I'm off for a cafe breakfast. Need time today to figure out how to make my alternator spin the other way, present set up it's going backwards
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Nope.... I’m on motorways & don’t stop today. London to Bristol.I feel a shopping stop might be on the day's agenda.
Only reason I have eaten everything is I’m waiting to be loaded. I get bored.
Only been waiting an hour
at least when I get back to the depot the cafe should still be open if needed
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Watching the bees as they go about their daily duties is very interesting - always busy, very systematic approach and rarely deflected from the task in hand.Lovely morning, lots of bees visiting the foxgloves outside my window, sun is shining and I'm off for a cafe breakfast. Need time today to figure out how to make my alternator spin the other way, present set up it's going backwards
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Morning All
A damp start to the day but it promises to brighten-up later
Off to the garden centre to get some compost this morning and then some Gym.
A text from Parcelfarce says my new power washer will be here by lunchtime.
Have a lovely day everyone.
A damp start to the day but it promises to brighten-up later
Off to the garden centre to get some compost this morning and then some Gym.
A text from Parcelfarce says my new power washer will be here by lunchtime.
Have a lovely day everyone.
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Thanks for asking
I think I will just have to accept it is how I am going to feel and get used to it (and stop myself from moaning about it!)
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Thanks for asking
I think I will just have to accept it is how I am going to feel and get used to it (and stop myself from moaning about it!)
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... well the power washer arrived, but so did the rain, so I cannot give it a test run really.
I am quite impressed with the build quality of it. It feels really solidly made.
Supposedly dry tomorrow, so I may get a chance to try it out then.
I am quite impressed with the build quality of it. It feels really solidly made.
Supposedly dry tomorrow, so I may get a chance to try it out then.
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What a pity for you, it is a lovely warm, sunny day here in Wales.... well the power washer arrived, but so did the rain, so I cannot give it a test run really.
I am quite impressed with the build quality of it. It feels really solidly made.
Supposedly dry tomorrow, so I may get a chance to try it out then.
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Ooohhhh lovely! I have a friend that lives in Llanddeusant and she says when the weather is good its a little slice of heaven, but when the weather is bad it is just awful.What a pity for you, it is a lovely warm, sunny day here in Wales.
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Yes, she is very much in the rain laden foot hills there!Ooohhhh lovely! I have a friend that lives in Llanddeusant and she says when the weather is good its a little slice of heaven, but when the weather is bad it is just awful.
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Weather fine down here today.
Wifey very angry then tearful this a.m. Totally fed up with the way we are being stymied at every turn, mostly me, from going to France. Or indeed anywhere. She even looked at going for a holiday in the UK
But says all the places are booked up and horrendously expensive.
Still she has washed her hair and gone off to meet a mate at Haskins.
I am still trying to download the NHS app which seems to be more or less required if we are ever to travel to France.
Had to go into the surgery twice to get paperwork/computerwork done. Still waiting until they finish their bit. Then MAYBE i might be able to install it on my mobile.
The travel documents we will need reminds me of the sorts of papers you needed to move around in France during the Occupation. Ausweis this, Ausweis that.
Whatever happened to the days, before the EU even, when all you needed to go abroad was a passport and possibly an international driving licence and green card?
Wifey very angry then tearful this a.m. Totally fed up with the way we are being stymied at every turn, mostly me, from going to France. Or indeed anywhere. She even looked at going for a holiday in the UK
But says all the places are booked up and horrendously expensive.
Still she has washed her hair and gone off to meet a mate at Haskins.
I am still trying to download the NHS app which seems to be more or less required if we are ever to travel to France.
Had to go into the surgery twice to get paperwork/computerwork done. Still waiting until they finish their bit. Then MAYBE i might be able to install it on my mobile.
The travel documents we will need reminds me of the sorts of papers you needed to move around in France during the Occupation. Ausweis this, Ausweis that.
Whatever happened to the days, before the EU even, when all you needed to go abroad was a passport and possibly an international driving licence and green card?
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Happier and less complicated times back then perhaps?Weather fine down here today.
Wifey very angry then tearful this a.m. Totally fed up with the way we are being stymied at every turn, mostly me, from going to France. Or indeed anywhere. She even looked at going for a holiday in the UK
But says all the places are booked up and horrendously expensive.
Still she has washed her hair and gone off to meet a mate at Haskins.
I am still trying to download the NHS app which seems to be more or less required if we are ever to travel to France.
Had to go into the surgery twice to get paperwork/computerwork done. Still waiting until they finish their bit. Then MAYBE i might be able to install it on my mobile.
The travel documents we will need reminds me of the sorts of papers you needed to move around in France during the Occupation. Ausweis this, Ausweis that.
Whatever happened to the days, before the EU even, when all you needed to go abroad was a passport and possibly an international driving licence and green card?
I am sure you will get there (both figuratively, and in the real sense).
Keep punching the jelly.
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Red Arrows are heading SSW.
Just got the first flypast of the year.
Luvvly jubbly.
Cheers
Just got the first flypast of the year.
Luvvly jubbly.
Cheers
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You're right, it really does feel like that!Happier and less complicated times back then perhaps?
I am sure you will get there (both figuratively, and in the real sense).
Keep punching the jelly.
Hope you are OK mate!
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@Hippo , hi mate!
Just downloaded that AVG thing for my new pooter.
Thanks for the heads up!
When I get my breath back I'll see if I can get it to cover my new android mobile, and when the virus checker on my other pooter runs out I will be able to get the AVG one to cover that too.
At least something achieved today and only £35 for 2 years for 10 devices, seems quite a good deal.
Thanks again mate!
Have a good arternoon Y'all!!!
Just downloaded that AVG thing for my new pooter.
Thanks for the heads up!
When I get my breath back I'll see if I can get it to cover my new android mobile, and when the virus checker on my other pooter runs out I will be able to get the AVG one to cover that too.
At least something achieved today and only £35 for 2 years for 10 devices, seems quite a good deal.
Thanks again mate!
Have a good arternoon Y'all!!!
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