Glad your bgs are heading back to more normal levels and great attitude in the last sentence. Reminds me of the Joni Mitchell song let the wind carry me. (More Ms M may appear today or later in the week)Good Morning and 5.7 today, lower than previous mornings thank goodness.
A strong North Westerly here today so no Muddy Cycle Rides, a day for getting on leaning the blues harmonica, how can something that looks so easy be so difficult?
@ianpspurs moving camp, admiration for even thinking about it let alone doing it, hope all is running smoothly in preparation.
Let the wind blow your troubles away and embrace the day ahead with wonder and courage.
Best wishes for the viewings and prayers for successful tent moving. "Staging" those viewing "events" is a nightmare so absolutely no envy there but plenty of sympathy. My issues with the move are much more like the final act in the grieving process for my parents. God has a way of making one face things one would rather deal with by displacement (updating this house, chickens, gardening, being ultra Fenlandish take a bow) - think he may be telling me almost 7 years is time to let go. Memories are good - living in a shrine is dangerous. (I do tend to overthink sometimes, allegedlyMorning All. Nice bright morning here except for 5.7 (after an omelette? ).
Could be much worse. @ianpspurs I have tent moving envy but I will be just like you if it a tually happens. First viewing today and another two planned. Another man coming to quote for the facias and soffits which will never get through any survey, two holes and more after 6 months of driving rain on the top of this hill. Dont think spring flowers by the front door will distract anyone but at least we are doing it. @Muddy Cyclist glad things are more settled for you. @jjraak congrats on the new addition. Can visualise you and Lauren cruising along with the wind in your hair..but be careful, like I always tell my boys. Sucks about the MB damage.
Have a great day everyone. Stay well, stay safe.
Thanks Ian and all best wishes to you and Julie for a smooth transition. Ah yes the staging like making the bed like a mathematic equation not to mention the cushion arranging. We did 26 viewings between April and Oct 2019 without even a snifter of an offer but it was the year it was. The agent says this time we needed to go early as they expect the second half of this year to be just as bad. I think the culprit for fbg is one of those 10 cal jellies I discovered going out of date. It must be the artificial sweetner they use because I remember them being dodgy last summer. Another thing to strike off., never mind.Best wishes for the viewings and prayers for successful tent moving. "Staging" those viewing "events" is a nightmare so absolutely no envy there but plenty of sympathy. My issues with the move are much more like the final act in the grieving process for my parents. God has a way of making one face things one would rather deal with by displacement - think he may be telling me almost 7 years is time to let go. Omelette = the familiar; 5.7 fbg = 1st viewing anyone?
That still happens here and these two are 7 yo. Open a drawer or cupboard and they’re there. Any cardboard box they will play happily for ages. Have a better day today.Morning...great drama here let the beasts out of their room as usual Charlie rushed downstairs to demand his breakfast...I slipped into my room to retrieve a warm jumper...breakfast done no sign of Charlie...we searched the entire house no sign of him...searched again still no Charlie...starting to get worried I knew he had come downstairs where the fudge was he...Lola wouldn't eat...finally I hear a teeny tiny mewing from upstairs located him in the wardrobe he'd slipped in there...phew...cant tell what I said to him...trauma over...woke to a 6.2
Good 90 day average young sir, the bigger picture reference is well aimed and pleased last night was so convivial. For you and the longer term carnivores I felt this article (minus the shameless plugs) was useful https://www.theguardian.com/food/20...e-ethical-guide-to-eating-meat-eggs-and-dairy .Good morning everyone from another glorious, yet to be experienced, day in the dark and dangerous north. Mrs Miggins asked me to thank everyone for her birthday wishes; like a pile of cards falling through the letter box and trying to guess the identity of the sender by the handwriting on the envelope and then the postmark.
The wonder wheel of massive over indulgent celebratory greediness and laying in bed for longer than necessary caught the top of the, albeit small, Cresta Wave for a 5.8 when I eventually dragged myself downstairs. It then dropped to 5.4 then up to 5.6, now heading towards the basement. I think perhaps a day for some bone broth and a slapped leg. The restaurant last night was a good choice though, excellent food. We overindulged with two courses and I greedily tucked into the dazzling array of treats on offer. As designated driver I can only comment on the cost of the sparkling water.
@ianpspurs, great reading this morning and you are right, “who knows what I should type and what that number even means“. It’s a drop of water taken out of an ever changing river after a storm, staring closely at the hand of Captain Frans Banninck Cocq leading out Militia Company of District II instead of stepping right back and viewing the enormity of Rembrandts wonderful Night Watch.
@Muddy Cyclist, nice reading, may they continue to be so.
@jjraak - nice scooter and sorry read that some scumbag has damaged your bike, so blooming frustrating.
@Debandez - average for the last 30 days 4.6 dragging the last 90 day average down to 5.0 (previous 90 day averages have been a tad higher).
I must go, I need to search outside, under the bushes, in the bins, perhaps next door’s bins also in case we have been visited by Hermes during the past decade - what an awful state of events. We had them deliver a parcel to our next door neighbour a couple of weeks ago and the driver insisted that he had the correct address. Bonkers.
Koffy - “where is my koffy?”
Although they are both growing at a vast pace their meows are almost inaudible...so it took a while to locate him silly boy.That still happens here and these two are 7 yo. Open a drawer or cupboard and they’re there. Any cardboard box they will play happily for ages. Have a better day today.
No poor Popeye (and you)...it doesn't matter what age they are they will protect their territory at all costs genneper thankfully he is home & safe with you now...one of my favourite cats Gorgeous (he was called that when he arrived as a stray) despite his advanced age would fend off the neighbourhood cats at all costs and he was tiny...he had many a battle & several scars...it must have been a terrible fright I hope you both get some respite today...The cat flap was broken. Fur was torn out from Popeye's neck.
No poor Popeye (and you)...it doesn't matter what age they are they will protect their territory at all costs genneper thankfully he is home & safe with you now...one of my favourite cats Gorgeous (he was called that when he arrived as a stray) despite his advanced age would fend off the neighbourhood cats at all costs and he was tiny...he had many a battle & several scars...it must have been a terrible fright I hope you both get some respite today...
They do put us through it gennepher… however worried we are about them we still have to allow them to be hunter/gatherers/protectors...isn't it a relief when we know they're okay & safe.And then he leads me back to my bed, miaowing me to follow!!!
I have a routine for these two PM...they have a bedtime & follow me upstairs for treats...then it's lock down for the night...I had a cat flap in London but none here...I'm going to keep that up for as long as I can and we're doing recall training with limited trips outside just for a couple of minutes...having more success ATM ( I stress that) than I did with Harry who was visiting last night.We are rural and foxes, badgers, deer and who knows what else cross our garden in the dark. Hope Popeye continues to feel better.
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