Mundane News

[Deleted member 1258]

We're moving again, stray horse apparently.

 

[classic33]

We're stationery on the M1 near Leicester, animal's in the road.

Wife delayed in Birmingham, animals on the train line....

The two conected?

 

[midlife]

The two conected?

House of the Rising Sun?

 

[Deleted member 1258]

The two conected?

I don't think so, too far apart.

 

[Katherine]

Just catching up and only just seen this.

I hope it's somewhat less sore today.

Yes thank you, a lot better as long as I don't touch it!
Getting ready for a telling-off from the consultant tomorrow

 

[Gravity Aided]

I have finished making up four meals of yellow stickered pork carnitas, leeks, and rice with vegetables. We don't have food service at work anymore, but I'm not much of a sandwich eater at work. If I do eat sandwiches at work, they are usually submarine sandwiches, modo d'Italia.

 

[mybike]

Tonight I did the ~5k steps walk along the rail trail, to complete the 10k. As I approached the end of the lit section a border collie came bounding up to me, it's owners arrived soon after. As I returned home it seemed to be raining a little, now it is raining a lot.

[aargh, too many As I's!]

 

[Grant Fondo]

'Goodbye' I said to the Tesco delivery man at 2pm this afternoon.
'Goodbye' he replied.

 

[fossyant]

Stuff having a knackered back. Up and out early doors for a lap of Llandegla Black and red. Hit JJ's jumps (no jumps as the wind was that strong I was pedalling downhill) and also B Line, both first time for me. Good ride, loads of PBs and the only folk to pass me were about 4 eMTBs going uphill. They are not for me, if I can still turn the pedals I will. Weather was very windy, wet, but warmish. 13 miles.

 

[Andy in Germany]

It didn't actually rain this morning.

 

[perplexed]

Emergency Bin News:

At approximately 0150 am today, I have to report that I heard a clattering noise outside.

Upon extricating myself from the duvet (mid-weight and in a plain cream colour if you're wondering) and surveying the outside world I discovered that my black bin had blown over.

At this point I swelled with domestic pride, as I realised that it had blown over due to being very light - it was only about 10% full, if that - therefore meaning that I was sending a minimal ammout to landfill. Non of the neighbours' bins had blown over - the planet-screwing bas&$*"s I thought.

I exited my house at around 0158 am to righten the bin and replace the couple of bits which had tumbled out. I wedged it against the wall at such an angle that it wouldn't move again.

I am pleased to report that there were no further incidents and the bin remains wedged against the wall awaiting the hygiene executives attendance.

Bulletin Ends.

 

[MikeG]

My bin bags go out in the morning, otherwise the badgers will generally get into them. Rats ate the corner out of my last food waste bin, and I can't see the replacement being any less tempting for them.

 

[Kempstonian]

I keep thinking its Thursday... and one day last week I was right! Spooky, eh?

 

[mybike]

Thought a ride would be nice fot the first time in months. Then I pulled my back in the en suite and it is pouring with rain. Oh well, and my back hurts too much to empty cardboard boxes or drill holes.

 

[classic33]

Thought a ride would be nice fot the first time in months. Then I pulled my back in the en suite and it is pouring with rain. Oh well, and my back hurts too much to empty cardboard boxes or drill holes.

Use a drill, not your back, to make those holes. They've gone electric in recent years, much easier.