HarryBeau
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I bet made me laugh KrystynaThe rest of the queue thought my efforts at explaining were hillarious.
I bet made me laugh KrystynaThe rest of the queue thought my efforts at explaining were hillarious.
As I never tire of telling Julie, I can explain it to you but I can't understand it for you. Must admit I've never tried it in Costa or Rica.That reminded me of a visit to Costa coffee. A man in front of me in the queue asked me why the staff were called barristers when they obviously were not. I tried to explain difference between baristas and barristers but he didn't understand. The rest of the queue thought my efforts at explaining were hillarious.
5.9 this morning and another day of driving Miss Daisy.
He is a nice enough chap, another aspie, a barrister and young to boot. Obviously his special interest is maintaining old boilers, maybe he's a steam enthusiast?![]()
All our artists are particularly buff ..... and woke, well after enough koffy that is.In the past a buff painter
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Surely its too cold for one of our artists from the N.E. of Scotland to paint so dressed?All our artists are particularly buff ..... and woke, well after enough koffy that is.
That is one very tough lady sir and judging by her bg control we should all try. Anyhow, I thought that was what @Muddy Cyclist meant by plein air.Surely its too cold for one of our artists from the N.E. of Scotland to paint so dressed?
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Their very tiring Krystyna,Had some good news this morning. The village hall I hire on Wednesday mornings is re-opening from 1st September. I was so pleased to hear this - it has really made my day.
It will be so nice to get back to a sort of normal.
Hopefully the other venues will open - otherwise it will be Zoom classes which I am dreading.
I agree that it is exhausting. I have been doing all my training on Zoom that I usually go to London for and I have been shocked at how exhausting it is. I thought it was my age but my daughter is also finding it is exhausting and so do her colleagues.Their very tiring Krystyna,
My eldest teaches fourth year medical students on zoom and finds it very tiring.
I had a two hour meeting with a church group of old men on tuesday am and I found it tiring.
I say old men but their mostly younger than I!
Hope it goes well face to face or front to back or whatever your relative teaching position.
Wife disappointed Tai Chi not restarted.
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Absolutely, the more Air the better@Muddy Cyclist meant by plein air.
That's why I do Mountain Biking but not without its own set of problems. I find cycling easier than walking.Have some reservations about traffic though, now being on anticoagulant therapy and the speed of local traffic on country roads.
Choice been made for me, 3 hour ride, too tired on trick down hill section, bike wheels and loose gravel do not get on and so a big crash, bike went from under me, I was left hovering for a few moments and then gravity took over, down I went and landed on my handle bars sharp side up. Thank goodness I have Bar Ends otherwise it would have been a Core Injury where the metal enters into you soft tissue and when removed cores your inards like an apple. I just have a Half Crown size bruise and a lot of aches, hope no broken ribs. However can't face singing as injury is on my chest.@Muddy Cyclist
Oh, I think that's your first recital since lockdown ?
A rather intrepid moment..(who could have envisaged singing as ever having real risks)
I hope you make the right choice ,
One that sits comfortable with you
Best wishes for all, hope it's a wonderful evening & the worry proves unnecessary, though sensible
That doesn't sound good - Half Crown sized bruise quite big enough and could grow, Take care of yourself although I'm pretty sure Mrs M C will do a great job.Absolutely, the more Air the better
That's why I do Mountain Biking but not without its own set of problems. I find cycling easier than walking.
Choice been made for me, 3 hour ride, too tired on trick down hill section, bike wheels and loose gravel do not get on and so a big crash, bike went from under me, I was left hovering for a few moments and then gravity took over, down I went and landed on my handle bars sharp side up. Thank goodness I have Bar Ends otherwise it would have been a Core Injury where the metal enters into you soft tissue and when removed cores your inards like an apple. I just have a Half Crown size bruise and a lot of aches, hope no broken ribs. However can't face singing as injury is on my chest.
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Moral of this story never let your children, grandchildren or yourself Ride with bar end missing from handle bars.
Frustrating day and understandable that your artwork would reflect that. Having said that, The Breckalnd Bugle fully approves and rates it a must see. G and T time (s)?My painting for today,. An abstract of what is in front of me.
A trying morning. Communication problems where people expect me to telephone despite them knowing I am deaf, and cannot use the phone. It was to arrange some medical appointments and investigations I normally have this time of year, but with coronavirus I had no idea what was happening. So I just turned up to ask at the health centre. I was masked. Other parts of it appeared to be operating as normal, apart from screens. But my GP Practice was barricaded at the entrance bit with chairs piled on top of each other like some crazy tower. The grille bars were down to the counter. I couldn't see anyone. There were some weird notices saying you needed to use your app (what app?? I haven't had any information from the GP surgery about this new way of getting to see them) to say you are there and some one will come to let you in.
So I tried to squeeze in through the side of the chairs, and then this woman starts shouting at me from behind the grill motioning me to go away, and telephone. I tried to explain I was deaf and was unable to telephone.But she just got angrier. So I just stood there. In the end she came charging round the grille ranting and raving at me. Telling me to go away, and to use the telephone.
I explained again I was deaf, couldn't hear on the telephone, and I had no one to phone for me. She appeared to understand. And I showed her my repeat prescription, where on the last page it asks me to make an appointment for my investigations etc at my GP Surgery which was here. You need to telephone she said. I pointed to my deaf badge and explained again I cannot hear on the telephone.
Finally she understood. I will make the appointments for you, but it will take half an hour, wait there.
There were no chairs to sit on, they were piled in a tower, and if I had tried to move one, the whole lot would have come tumbling down. So, I am standing, my hips hurt, I am on my crutches. I try leaning against the wall, the railings, and I am dying for a wee, but the toilet doors are taped shut, telling you that you cannot go to the toilet.
Finally the lady came out. And I have two appointments now one after the other on the same day in September. There should have been a third appointment, but if I had spent any longer in the surgery, there would have been a spreading puddle on the floor.
She is sending me a pdf, which apparently I should have been sent. So I gave her my email address again. It is on their files.
I did try emailing them awhile ago, but I got this email message to say they didn't respond very quickly to email and to telephone....????
I have just realised I am never going to last the time needed for those two appointments without a toilet. Oh well, I will just wear a long skirt that day and no ........, and if the toilets are not open by then, I shall be going back to my car, between appointments, and pretend to check I have locked it....
I am not in any mood for any calming Zen work today...
This is an abstract sketching what is in front of my eyes....
Normal service will be resumed tomorrow...
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Yes, yes, yes. But which is more woke?I have read tea is more healthful than coffee.
Then again, the "experts" are always changing their opinions!