dunelm
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That curry should be good - some things are better after a bit of aging. Cheese for instance, and a curry made a few days ago.
That curry should be good - some things are better after a bit of aging. Cheese for instance, and a curry made a few days ago.I have used it often and never had an issue.
Mrs L has an appointment booked for two weeks but will get a phone call this week when the go she sees, who did the case kicking to the council and housing is available. Mrs L trusts this doctor, so do i!
6.4 this day that the boss has not decided on yet! But it is facup day and cricket day.
It actually stopped raining during the early hours, but as soon as I stepped outside to go the shop, it hasn't stopped, I'm getting worried (not like me that!!!) that my ark hasn't arrived yet!
No! but I am concerned about my garden being close to a swamp. There is standing water with the standing gulls and pigeons, amongst the rest, on the footie pitches. No footie on them this week! Hopefully it won't impact on the plants.
Still getting the odd drop through the top of the bay. Sleeping arrangements will have to be rearranged from next week.
Chores done, #7 is at gymnastics, #4 playing basketball, #2 game off. Cooking that curry that has been sitting in the fridge. Is it called steeping?
Things to do.
Thanks @gennepherNo plastic free poppies here...I just popped money in the box...
This is a very interesting painting @dunelm
Blinking heck...how did I end up with an unnecessarily complex car?Oh your car sounds so complex. I have a little button at the outside edge of each seat - press and the seat heats up. Smashing night owls - beautiful plumage
I may have got that figure wrong. I know it was about 8 times what we should be getting.I don't think you will get 3040 Mbps on copper wires. It would be 30 Mbps if you were lucky.
I get 21 Mbps on copper wires. And one can play video and zoom no problem, but it's crying for the moon asking for 100 Mbps when the family come up from York and all of them want to use the internet.
NB it can be run on other system computers on a usb stick.You can have virtual windows on Ubuntu where you can play things from different platforms. There is also plenty of open source programs if you can get your head round them.
Linux is staggeringly fast when browsing the internet.
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It's ok Ann I was a broadcast engineer and was working with all sorts of transmission frequencies for most of my working life.I may have got that figure wrong. I know it was about 8 times what we should be getting.
And Scouse and a Scouser!!That curry should be good - some things are better after a bit of aging. Cheese for instance, and a curry made a few days ago.
Didn't you buy it?Blinking heck...how did I end up with an unnecessarily complex car?
Thanks for the owl compliments.
Yes I bought it, but you have no idea of the intricacies of the car until you begin driving it...same with any new thing...Didn't you buy it?
Because of public demand, an on and off switch, is pretty much obsolete.
And non here during the week they the old variety still.Thanks @gennepher
We hear it here in the distance.I give up. It is like a war zone out there. Louder than ever before. Just taken my sound processor off. Peace...
Now to go and see how the animals are getting on with all this noise. The badger couldn't care less last year. But the fox was frightened. Midnight couldn't care less, nor Jade. But not sure about the other stray cats. I'll go and see who has taken refuge in the kitchen...
A winner for the care and love you put into feeding your guests. Your oats are doing them a bit of good. I think the Home Secretary is being kept on as it’s wise to keep your enemy close and the ball she has her eye on is not one that is good for the country.Early start today. I want all the food prep out of the way as early as possible for visitors this afternoon. Just have a wholemeal loaf to bake now and that's it all done other than putting together some salads which I'll do after lunchtime. Turns out that the "oatmeal" lady won't be coming - she's been in hospital and is keeping close to home for a few weeks. Everyone else will just have to put up with the high oat content of today's baking. In fact I don't think that the first thing you would think of when tasting the baking, is oats.
It's been raining a bit but it looks as though it might be bright between showers and it is a bit warmer than it has been - not that I've put my nose outside the door yet, nor, probably, will I later. Too busy.
Apparently the Home Secretary has said that being homeless is a lifestyle choice - possibly she only meant for some people but it does indicate her attitude towards the difficulties many people face these days. These are the people "we" (collectively) have chosen to represent and govern us!
BG at 4 am was 10.8 and then up by 5 am to 11.3. Back to 10.6 now. Must have some breakfast soon and some more tea. Oxy Sat started out at 83% but has climbed now to 93%.
Families can be difficult. My mum reports that in just the past week, the floodplain fields along the Cherente are now filled with rainwater - they are having a very wet autumn.05.11
FBG 5.9
Wet windy and cold here in Normandy. We have started lighting the fire in the day now. No need to worry about wood supply this year, MrSlim estimates we have four years supply. Am not sure about that as it's going down surprisingly fast. Maybe two years.
Have now found someone to come and care for Kiki who is we are away, so no excuse to cancel now.
Since MrSlims Aunt cut off contact we are neither of us much inclined to visit the uk. Somehow it has become hard work.
I absolutely love this painting @dunelm and this series....Good morning everyone on what may or may not be a rain free day here in the dark and dangerous north. 5.9 this am. The day will progress with little surprises and neither of us know what today will bring. I do love a free and easy day, made all the easier as I made soup yesterday and a Moroccan Taktouka - a sort of warm salad thing with tomatoes, green peppers and spices. Thickening soups and gravy, well what about Kombu - we use it quite a lot in Asian cooking and as seasoning but have not thought about it as a soup/gravy thickener. Will give it a go. Art bit, some trees on a gloomy and wet day. Hope your Sunday is kind to you. I now need koffy and to wonder if Mrs Miggins will beat the 10am threshold of sleeping.
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