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Yippee = Archie has at last 'gone' in the garden so no need for the psyllium husks.
Great news. Delighted for you.6.8 today so quite an improvement on yesterday
Excellent news I know the weight of expectation waiting for them to 'go'Yippee = Archie has at last 'gone' in the garden so no need for the psyllium husks.
I hadn't realised just how stressed I was getting until he 'went'. Vet rang and said that psyllium husks were fine to give him if he is delayed again. We have an appointment to see her on Monday so she can check his foot.Excellent news I know the weight of expectation waiting for them to 'go'
I thought it was classic non apology defence.At least I'm working from home Krystynaso no travel...this morning should be very interesting...I may try out the new Priti Patel defence i.e. they didn't mean it.
I pleased for you. I thought you would be resorting to the mathematicians trick....working it out with a pencil!Yippee = Archie has at last 'gone' in the garden so no need for the psyllium husks.
I also chugged a bottle of water and that seemed to perk it up a bit. I don't think I drank a lot yesterday... I get so carried away with writing I totally forget. I have to wait for the match starting now to finish and then do the semi-final previews and get creative in Canva for Twitter and Instagram bobbins. I want to get them done, and out of the way so I can catch up with recorded stuff. Just cleaned and buffed all the kitchen surfaces so that tomorrow all I need to do is dust hoover and mop downstairs and that's it all done for a week.Hopefully the sensor continues to work correctly. When I used the libre I found it didn't like me sleeping on that arm.
Man that is so irresponsible. I discuss a lot with the lodger as both of us are in other support bubbles and with Christmas coming up he was talking about whether or not they could have a family get together and if not he would just be with his mum who is now a widow. I would be horrified if anything I did meant he would not be able to have Christmas at home!Unfortunately she is my landlady and my tenancy involves chauffeuring and gardening so it’s a bit tricky.
Words are from Simon & Garfunkel's "A Hazy Shade of Winter" 1966 when he was in England. Based on Paul's height and Garfunkels hair I guess Bilbo Baggins-ish is about right.Very Bilbo Baggins- ish!
A nice fishing scene with lots of detail and good depth. Then are you getting into wallpaper design? If so can I order 4rolls please and what is the drop on that pattern?Good morning everyone, it’s early o’clock in the dark and dangerous north - quiet though.
The wonder wheel of leftover chicken ramen with courgette noodles came in at 4.8 this am. More leftover chicken tonight - probably a curry - 1 chicken, 4 meals for two people.
I watched shout at the telly last night - I don’t usually watch it as I can’t stand the way that the latest referee works it - she should stick to the Antiques Road Show and reading the news - bring back Dimbleby. Anyhow - half a dozen sanitised questions, none of them really answered. Ah well, serves me right.
A couple of paintings yesterday - one on rice paper, one on backing paper. Hope everyone has as pleasant a day as you can. Time for an early koffy.
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Amazing she is still in situ yet the author of the report has feel the need to resign since his report has not been accepted...what's interesting is if Patel had shouted screamed or sworn in the street that would be a public order offence even without anyone being present not a great image for a Home Secretary.I thought it was classic non apology defence.
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Sadly, that hasn't been my experience since losing my home. All the rentals I've had have generated problems once the owners realise I'm autistic and they can take advantage of it.
There is very little help for adults with autism, as one of my old docs said: "because you've reached a ripe old age the state believes you can manage". Generally, I can, but my lack of social awareness and etiquette has always been both my downfall and my Achille's Heel.
Where I am now is the longest I've been in one place and I hate to go. I know my negative traits can mean I see things far worse than they are and I am grateful for the roof over my head. I have been homeless a few times and don't fancy it anymore
You have been so productive today. i haven't been able to settle down to any meaningful work. It doesn't help that I keep getting distracted by my Mah Jong games on my tablet and PC. Must tackle the pile of paperwork on my desk or I will regret that I have wasted today.I also chugged a bottle of water and that seemed to perk it up a bit. I don't think I drank a lot yesterday... I get so carried away with writing I totally forget. I have to wait for the match starting now to finish and then do the semi-final previews and get creative in Canva for Twitter and Instagram bobbins. I want to get them done, and out of the way so I can catch up with recorded stuff. Just cleaned and buffed all the kitchen surfaces so that tomorrow all I need to do is dust hoover and mop downstairs and that's it all done for a week.
That takes me back to when I saw Simon and Garfunkle at the Marquee club in London. It must have been around 1966.Words are from Simon & Garfunkel's "A Hazy Shade of Winter" 1966 when he was in England. Based on Paul's height and Garfunkels hair I guess Bilbo Baggins-ish is about right.
That is dreadful that your rentals have generated problems. I do hope your move to Wales improves things.Sadly, that hasn't been my experience since losing my home. All the rentals I've had have generated problems once the owners realise I'm autistic and they can take advantage of it.
There is very little help for adults with autism, as one of my old docs said: "because you've reached a ripe old age the state believes you can manage". Generally, I can, but my lack of social awareness and etiquette has always been both my downfall and my Achille's Heel.
Where I am now is the longest I've been in one place and I hate to go. I know my negative traits can mean I see things far worse than they are and I am grateful for the roof over my head. I have been homeless a few times and don't fancy it anymore
It is beyond belief that she is still in situ. I could not believe it when i heard that Boris is supporting her.Amazing she is still in situ yet the author of the report has feel the need to resign since his report has not been accepted...what's interesting is if Patel had shouted screamed or sworn in the street that would be a public order offence even without anyone being present not a great image for a Home Secretary.
It helped that Lodger went to work today (I didn't see him at all ystd so no idea if he chucked a sicky or just had a day off) but it also meant I could go bleach the downstairs toilet as well!You have been so productive today. i haven't been able to settle down to any meaningful work. It doesn't help that I keep getting distracted by my Mah Jong games on my tablet and PC. Must tackle the pile of paperwork on my desk or I will regret that I have wasted today.
Thank you @gennepher - who started all this splatter stuff?I like both of these @dunelm
The top one has great perspective receding into the distance.
The bottom a brilliant splatter abstract.
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