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Hebe

getting better all the time
Location
wiltshire
Macabre (?) But equally very sensible - for those around you.....

Long may your planning not be required !

Agreed! I am working on the umbrella principle that if I'm prepared it's less likely to happen. Both deaths were unexpected and both have left respective partners struggling with everyday life admin on top of the overwhelming grief. Mr Hebe and I sorted out wills and LPAs during covid lockdowns, but didn't really think about the smaller stuff. I definitely feel more at ease having set down what I'd like to happen to my bikes, for example.

My swimming friend is now poorly and not able to swim. I have fresh coffee here and a new plant. It is a Ficus Microcarpa (or Focus Micra Carpark as autocorrect would have it). Next job is finding out how to keep it alive.
 

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postman

Squire
Location
,Leeds
If we're going to play that game, I'm at work.
I am not at work,but i have just cleaned a wok.I did not clean it properly last night.
 

tom73

Guru
Location
Yorkshire
Agreed! I am working on the umbrella principle that if I'm prepared it's less likely to happen. Both deaths were unexpected and both have left respective partners struggling with everyday life admin on top of the overwhelming grief. Mr Hebe and I sorted out wills and LPAs during covid lockdowns, but didn't really think about the smaller stuff. I definitely feel more at ease having set down what I'd like to happen to my bikes, for example.

My swimming friend is now poorly and not able to swim. I have fresh coffee here and a new plant. It is a Ficus Microcarpa (or Focus Micra Carpark as autocorrect would have it). Next job is finding out how to keep it alive

Oh nice the commonly curtain fig among others. You want most but free draining soil . full sun ,south or west facing.
They can get big but make nice house plant. Happy out side but frost can be an issue.
Southeast Asia folk law has it that it's home to spirits. :eek:
 

tom73

Guru
Location
Yorkshire
The water people sent a letter round to let people know they were digging a hole on Wednesday. They did: it's outside my house. And left it.

On Thursday said hole was still there, but last night the barriers blew over.

This morning a big wagon came back and used a crane to put the barriers back.

Now there's two workmen staring at the hole. Not doing anything, just standing looking into it. And they've been looking at it for the past hour - SWMBO's home office that I'm squatting in * looks out towards them.

@tyred - has your local hole-digging workforce relocated to West Yorkshire?

* I do have a work paid-for desk in the conservatory but a) it's cold in there and b) it's currently (and almost permanently) covered in bike parts. And c) the work PC in there is currently set up for Zwift instead. Oh, and SWMBO's now hospitals-based five days a week, with offices in two of the three hospitals she works in, so she won't notice that I'm using the spare PC and desk in here. Hopefully :whistle:

Maybe play this at them may get them to do somthing. :laugh:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yShvgXZQBTs
 
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Agreed! I am working on the umbrella principle that if I'm prepared it's less likely to happen. Both deaths were unexpected and both have left respective partners struggling with everyday life admin on top of the overwhelming grief. Mr Hebe and I sorted out wills and LPAs during covid lockdowns, but didn't really think about the smaller stuff. I definitely feel more at ease having set down what I'd like to happen to my bikes, for example.

My swimming friend is now poorly and not able to swim. I have fresh coffee here and a new plant. It is a Ficus Microcarpa (or Focus Micra Carpark as autocorrect would have it). Next job is finding out how to keep it alive.

https://loveplanting.com/ficus-microcarpa/
 

Hebe

getting better all the time
Location
wiltshire
It's a mild, grey and breezy day here chez Casa Reynard.

Slept so-so. Bordering on too warm, but didn't want to remove the extra throw from the bed as I'll be needing it by Sunday again. This time of year, the weather doesn't know whether it's coming or going.

Did some gentle puttering about this morning. The cling film I ordered online turned up (I buy it in bulk) and Madam Poppy has already taken over the box. Madam Lexi is still enamoured of the box that my scanner arrived in the other week. However, I am currently being stared at by both, because it is very nearly Ham Time.

This afternoon I shall need to run some errands and restock all the wood bins in the house. I should have done it yesterday and didn't, and now they are very nearly empty.

I also had a cheeky offer accepted on a large batch of Motoring News issues from 1987 that I'd been watching for quite a while - there's 29 of them, so not a complete print run for the year. But recently the seller has been reducing the price each time they've been relisted, so I think they just wanted shot. Got them for just over 50p an issue (including postage) in the end, which I think is quite reasonable. They should go a long way to help plug the holes in some of my FF2000 records. And who knows, I may turn up some stuff that I never knew I was looking for LOL...

Anyways, it is time for luncheon.
 
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