ianpspurs
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Hopefully, no blood on the tracks
Hopefully, no blood on the tracks
There have been times and a few broken ribs what a song writer that Mr Dylan.Hopefully, no blood on the tracks
Just playing Billy (main theme from Pat Garrett ...) hauntingly poignant. . Miley Cyrus has an awesome version of you're gonna make me lonesome when you go. Musical talent envy for you guys but full of admiration for your talent. One of the most amazing moments ever came hearing a 6th former sing Get here anyway you can whilst rehearsing for a concertThere have been times and a few broken ribs what a song writer that Mr Dylan.
Hi there @SaskiaKC As the "forced" warm air passed through imperfect ducting and external cavity walls, moisture may have been released, causing higher humidity, hence possible bronchitis. Only if the ducting was perfect and passed through internal walls would this be avoided. Personal note: before we had central heating we had roaring coal fires in traditional grates. No moisture issues as the fires drew any moisture up the chimneys! Now there IS damp in the old Welsh house, as mother keeps the gas central heating on 17 C ( 63 F), too low.Probably beween 68 and 72 (which are recommended lows and highs nowadays, or maybe down below 60 at night ... ) 20 to 22C I think. The fuel was natural gas with a furnace in the basement (where most of them are). The heating system was a forced-air one, through duct-work from the furnace to vents in the walls of the rooms. No boiler, no radiators, so presumably no water vapor. I wish we had had radiators as the steam radiant heat was said to be much healthier. But that was mostly in older houses built before central air-conditioning.
@SaskiaKC your banjo music and youtube led me here (I do know the song well) Someone must be chopping onions, eyes seem to be inexplicably watering
I sympathize with the sensitivities to fuel fires. I have never been around coal fires (well, I may have seen one once -- not certain); and while I love wood fires I don't think I could live with one. Kerosene heaters indoors and wood fires outdoors are very hard on my lungs and nose and ears. It's a pity, because I do love a good wood fire, but I've never been around one for more than about an hour at a time. They say "man is born to trouble as the sparks fly upward" -- well, I love watching the sparks flying and the flames leaping up; the trouble is my nose can't process what my eyes drink in!
5.5 this morning. Been awol for a few days, not feeling quite right and I can’t put my finger on it, I know the weather affects my mood quite bad sometimes so it maybe that. Carriage for the train is progressing well, just the bottom and wheels to make now.
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Me!!!!! I recently been going to bed around an hour later than my normal, so crawled into bed about midnight last night, laid there for 4 hours wide-a-bloody-wake. But I have to admit to going back to sleep after my 7am meds, another thing that’s becoming a bit to regular recently. It just seems my sleep pattern is out the window once more, least I don’t have to work, or cook or anything I can sleep when I need and do stuff when I want.Anyone else suffering from lack of sleep last night? I'm here to commiserate, laugh, whatever ... unless I'm the first to crash ...
Thursday November 14th is world diabetes day.
I'm thinking we could do something collectively re putting together a petition. Handing it in to 10 downing street! No idea if I could get this off the ground or how successful it would be but it would certainly raise awareness.
Petition to
1) offer prediabetics and diabetics lchf advice
2) dont offer hclf advice
3) testing kits to be available on prescriptions
@jjraak as you are the man when I comes to IT, have you any ideas?
Anyone else any ideas? @HarryBeau what do you think?
I'm.on a few diabetes forums, then there is Twitter etc we could do this I'm sure of it.
Could be way off and apologies if I am but ..... I sense some understandable rawness there hence the hug. Sunlight is the best disinfectant and you are definitely on the side of the angels so stick around and we'll chase this down together. (Username has Spurs but cricket is in my DNA.)@gennepher , hugs for the sore eyes, win for the intrepid explorer attire
and liking the open source upgrade wetherspoons styleee
@SaskiaKC ..loving the KC claw avatar..and cheers for the music..and hugs on a poor nights sleep
liking the snaps @dunelm ..safe trip back..sure the north is still there..was on the news..
But the car,,not so sure........
@ianpspurs ..every days brings new joy and challenges it seems
nice outlook on it, sir.
Enjoy the time with the grandkids etc.
if it helps..think how Poch feels..:***:
@OldButBold ..ditto on the book reading..currently trawling on line books
i few ago i couldn't be bothered ...nothing i wanted to read, now almost a dozen books i'm looking forward to reading..
@True Blue ..nice and respectful, mate.
it is after all not our day, but the families, so less fuss,, is probably the respectful thing to do
hope the day goes smoothly....and yeah i do think many lives nowadays are just one big online blog, births wedding & deaths included...it's a very open world for many, it seems..( privacy seems a very old fashioned thing to hold dear )
@Fndwheelie ..hugs also for the erratic sleep pattern, but scores are good and beading really taking shape.
@PenguinMum ..still a good score, and fish on friday should make tomorrows even better..
a good day to all.