lindisfel
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Beautiful morning and afternoon here ,we got away with a light touch storm Babet. If we do it next time we shall do well.
Helen off to Scargill House in the Dales for the week tomorrow.
D.
Beautiful morning and afternoon here ,we got away with a light touch storm Babet. If we do it next time we shall do well.6.6. On this lovely late October morning. But cool, but sun trying to warm things up!
Nos 7 & 8 paid a visit and cheered me up.
Got a roast on, just meat, to watch cook for a few days. Chicken and gammon joint.
I'll be back!
Prediction is another storm coming!
Flooding everywhere! Ark prices have suddenly gone up!
The price of Gopher Wood has gone through the roof and very scarce, it's probably worth having an expedition to Ararat to see if I can find some.6.6. On this lovely late October morning. But cool, but sun trying to warm things up!
Nos 7 & 8 paid a visit and cheered me up.
Got a roast on, just meat, to watch cook for a few days. Chicken and gammon joint.
I'll be back!
Prediction is another storm coming!
Flooding everywhere! Ark prices have suddenly gone up!
That's obviously the one with a red door and a picket fence.Beautiful morning and afternoon here ,we got away with a light touch storm Babet. If we do it next time we shall do well.
Helen off to Scargill House in the Dales for the week tomorrow.
D.
It's definitely better to get it fixed properly, but....I was thinking of suggest drilling a hole in the base to let water drip out, but we would probably end up with a constantly flooding floor, so probably not a good idea
It's definitely better to get it fixed properly, but....
In your shoes, IF I knew that was the issue.
I'd be inclined to try 2 holes.
One underneath fitted with a rubber grommet (hardware stores/Amazon)
And one one the side , quite low down.
Some clear plastic piping, (think aquarium tubing)..secure and make waterproof.
Suggest blocking at end & taping up an unseen side of dishwasher.
Use, then see if there is anything to drain.
Side pipe let's You aim run off water into a bottle, etc.
If it's particularly bad, once run off, then it's pop off the grommet underneath, to properly drain it.
A little cumbersome & messy, but what's to lose if stops the cutting out.?
Best case, that pinpoints Neil's guess is correct about the problem...
& It keeps on working and You have a functioning dishwasher until you are able to get it properly repaired, (or not)
Worst case you get it fixed properly, and it doesn't leak, and you have a couple of holes you can fill in no one will ever really see ..
That is very funny Ian.That's obviously the one with a red door and a picket fence.
Could do with some 2x2 about a cubit long!The price of Gopher Wood has gone through the roof and very scarce, it's probably worth having an expedition to Ararat to see if I can find some.
D.
I do hope they were large fines. Have been seeing people on TV fined thousands for holding parties. One we saw the video footage. Four people in a huge office all wearing masks and about three metres apart. But still fine of £000,s.You have to remember a big part of number ten, was the current idiot running it now!
I do believe that many of the boffins are testifying and it isn't the version that Boris and co are trying to sell or hide!
at least some of the partygoers have now received fines.
In my experience arguments with family and friends, esp leading to estrangement, are an early warning sign.Evening all.
Hugs to @JohnEGreen for a speedy recovery.
A hug for Marjorie @lindisfel
Maybe the hot toddy is a good idea.
And good to hear you're feeling better @Lamont D
Still no testing here.
A long work shift yesterday left me knackered today, so a day spent laying down or sleeping
As some might remember my mum had Alzheimer's/dementia, so it's a subject I take note of.
This ( very early days admittedly) report of one early sign of onset caught my eye.
Maybe of use in reassuring ourselves or adding to other concerns about ones we love.
Looking back, & from what I've read, increasing concer about money, oddly enough was a clear sign I didn't know about.
None on their own perhaps prove the case, but early diagnosis is recommended.
Anyway link is here for those wishing to know more.
Here's a screenshot of the report note of the test itself.
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There was a programme on channel four, about it.I do hope they were large fines. Have been seeing people on TV fined thousands for holding parties. One we saw the video footage. Four people in a huge office all wearing masks and about three metres apart. But still fine of £000,s.
Disgusting that the prime minister at the time got away with £50.
Yours is a different disease to type 2 Prancy, please don't be guided by T2D but you need to know how it responds to the overnight condition if your not compensating for small variations in blood glucose.Is my fasting BG even relevant here since it’s driven by my pump and insulin?
For some it might be but it's not an infallible indicator. Some families are just like that and never a sign of alzheimers. Worrying about money is something I have done all my life (being aware of how my mother struggled with her weekly budget). It carried on into my adult life although Tom always told me "we never died a winter yet". That actually didn't help. My mother didn't have alzheimers, nor my father, nor my husband. Dad did have damage to his brain from a series of strokes but that wasn't alzheimers. Tom suffered from Lewy bodies but that wasn't alzheimers either.In my experience arguments with family and friends, esp leading to estrangement, are an early warning sign.
Amitripylyne is also addictive. Very difficult to stop taking it. Took me nearly two years.Interesting
Good to know .
You are right. Some families are like that. I should have said "Can be an early warning syptom" MrSlims aunt fell out with her neighbour after being friends for over 15 years. About 18 months later she accused us of stealing from her and cut off all contact. Although we haven't heard anything since I am convinced she has some type of dementia.For some it might be but it's not an infallible indicator. Some families are just like that and never a sign of alzheimers. Worrying about money is something I have done all my life (being aware of how my mother struggled with her weekly budget). It carried on into my adult life although Tom always told me "we never died a winter yet". That actually didn't help. My mother didn't have alzheimers, nor my father, nor my husband. Dad did have damage to his brain from a series of strokes but that wasn't alzheimers. Tom suffered from Lewy bodies but that wasn't alzheimers either.
Dogs definitely do know how to manipulate us.Dogs mimic their humans, they know what's the best way to manipulate us.
I remember the time when one was not allowed to go onto Orford Ness.
Have a great break
That is exactly what Mr K says about my packing listenjoy Orford but do hurry up with the packing. What is a packing list all about?
It’s normally around 100 first thing in the morning, due to me being in auto mode on my pump. If not for that, I’d would’t survive through the night without insulin.Yours is a different disease to type 2 Prancy, please don't be guided by T2D but you need to know how it responds to the overnight condition if your not compensating for small variations in blood glucose.
We all live very different lives and some find it embarrassing that a loved one has dementia of any kind. Most of my family didn't live long enough to get dementia. I can think of a lot people who had dementia and some were of a very high IQ indeed.For some it might be but it's not an infallible indicator. Some families are just like that and never a sign of alzheimers. Worrying about money is something I have done all my life (being aware of how my mother struggled with her weekly budget). It carried on into my adult life although Tom always told me "we never died a winter yet". That actually didn't help. My mother didn't have alzheimers, nor my father, nor my husband. Dad did have damage to his brain from a series of strokes but that wasn't alzheimers. Tom suffered from Lewy bodies but that wasn't alzheimers either.
Prescribed for damage to shoulder after accident, on pretty potent meds in HDU after ops, just didn't touch the pain.Amitripylyne is also addictive. Very difficult to stop taking it. Took me nearly two years.
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