Good Morening Ladies and Gentlemen and all who are sports fans, enjoy your day. Mrs J has booked her seat, polished her remote control and later this morning will be writing a list of beverages and snacks with the times they are to be delivered to her throne.
A cheese fuelled 7.2 this morning, no shame in that.
Shortly I will getting my motor running, heading out on the highway, looking for adventure and hopefully heading away.
Not being a foot the ball fan and am uncertain as whether I watch the game or not, me and me's would like to see the result in England's favour.
Now I shall depart this thread, the open road and vegan bacon sarnies beckon.
Seamus Kane.Wonder if he'll do a John Terry and kit up yo collect Medal.....
And Patel..<spit>
How dare she
GOOD LUCK to Seamus Kane & the boys tonight
No matter the result, THEY will ALL be winners once this is over
Read that earlier. 50%? he'll take that as a win. More than enough to win a GE. He is patently not a harmless wally despite the carefully choreographed Schtick. Pray like Billyo for Gen Z. A popular Boomer anthem was won't get fooled again. Really? Wislon, Snatcher and BunterJust one more battle.
In the The JOHNSON HUNGER GAMES
Wally on Fire ll.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2...-at-boris-johnsons-plan-for-covid-freedom-day
I hope tonight to quote Harry, "its a dream come true!"Seamus Kane.9MSL
Mr K did have his sausage roll and the dogs had a doggy ice cream each. I had never bought them one before and wasn't sure if they would like them - but they definitely did.- essential sausage roll for Mr K please.
That is so sad and feels really unfair.It's the first family get together since the first lockdown, all my siblings will be there and my children and grandchildren. My Father esp, is in frail health and who knows if there will be another anniversary.
Mr K did have his sausage roll and the dogs had a doggy ice cream each. I had never bought them one before and wasn't sure if they would like them - but they definitely did.
Vegan chicken gravy - and with garlic and thyme - saving the planet is it. If we went canibal and ate one vegan a week we could reduce our carbon footprint 100% each week - make sure they weight the same as you though or it all goes wrong, the govt will not honor their pledges and will then revert to coal powered windmills and offshore flatulence wave power.Sauntered around the local Sainsbury's whilst I'm off the LC reservation. Still very mindful of my LC needs and wokeness. Interesting experience among normies. Hopefully, mask wearing is a godsend for hiding my facial expression at some trollies. Vegan chicken gravy with garlic and thyme (matches the chicken in the bag today) - lower carb than granules and woke.0% wife beater (Stella for those not ITK) - how does that work?. Parmesan and garlic twists at 2.5 gms carb per twist. Dinky individual Malbec bottle to calm the roast baby beetroot and vine tomatoes which I adore - no wasted wine. Has taken 16 months but local Sainsbury's is starting to partially work - no love for their meat or fish though. No meat. fish or deli counter like W.....se. Local butcher's window
A mixed day - hooray for the visit with new friends but sad to read about the water coming in - hope the weather picks up for.12.07
7.30am FBG 6.8
We visited some new friends yesterday afternoon. After a short walk we all sat down at the table for nibbles. Stayed there for several hours, so kept on having a little bit more of this and that. There were some LC options, but not many. Real English sausages, plus smoked trout, cherry tomatoes and cucumber slices, bowl of nuts and one of chopped fruit. Then there were delicious little choux stuffed with goats cheese...And the local farm butter had to be tasted on a slice of artisan baguette. Might buy some of that butter, more expensive than supermarket off, but local. Wine too and coffee. We didn't need dinner, although I did have a chunk of cheese.
It's raining AGAIN. Our new 1000litre tank installed late on Thursday is now overflowing. Weather site warns of possible flash floods. I dare not go into the loft to see how much water is up there, it's so stressful, when it's not possible to do anything to stop it.
Some days staying in bed seems the best option - but there is a cat to feed.
We have an expert booked to reroof the front of the house. But earliest he could fit us in is November, so the indoor waterfall is here for a few more months.A mixed day - hooray for the visit with new friends but sad to read about the water coming in - hope the weather picks up for.
Love this experimenting @dunelmGood morning everyone from a very quiet dawn after the storm in the dark and dangerous north
The wonder wheel of fish and yet more fish came in at 5.0 this am
BBD (British Broadcasting Dummies) weather twits promised rain again yesterday - so of course, out we went - no rain - how unusual. Over the Whitby for koffy with one of my cousins in their camper. Took them into Sandsend for lunch in a nice tree lined pub garden - we get to see each other so infrequently so it was great to catch up. They are off to Northumberland today where another cousin has a pub in the fishing village of Craster. Happy days. Not sure about today. I will be removing the top box rack from my bike. Old age and uncooperative joints makes getting on and off the bike a bit of a challenge these days - so tried with top box removed - mmh! Nearly. If I remove the rack then that might work. I have expandable side panniers so still OK for traveling with clean socks an hankies.
Art bit - was practicing some dry into wet and showing my grandson how you can blow ink off a brush - so this just emerged. Have a wonderful day if you can, commiserations to the Southgate team. Koffy time.
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