Our co-op has Coke in glass bottles. I will happily pay a premium to get these as there is nothing quite as delicious on a hot day as Coke drunk from a cold glass bottle. Even diet Coke is acceptable in glass! I’m so pleased there’s a war against plastics. All pop should be inContinue reading “Plastic? No thanks!”
Monthly Archives: June 2020
Top 20%
I’m not sure if this is a lockdown thing, or just because I’ve been so busy, but as someone who doesn’t actually have an exercise regime I think this is pretty bloody good!
Messing around
Going through some old photos and I found these from when I first got the suit. I forgot I had that tie! It’s a beautiful colour.
Knackered! And it’s only Wednesday.
I’ve done a phenomenal amount of work these last two days. A full fire alarm refurbish (including new panel, splitting two zones into three so new cabling, and fault elimination on the old system) and installed 7 cameras so far of a 10 camera system. It hasn’t helped that the temperatures have been in theContinue reading “Knackered! And it’s only Wednesday.”
At last!
Raining in Tinter. Guess what I went and caught? A flipping Coelacanth!
Lockdown. Things I’ve noticed & learned to appreciate.
So after a few months of lockdown, we are beginning to see things starting to happen again. Shops are slowly opening. I can now get my Costa Coffee again (albeit as a drive through) and I’m seeing busier roads. Apart from my current annoyance, which is people who are clearly out for recreational journeys drivingContinue reading “Lockdown. Things I’ve noticed & learned to appreciate.”
My old car.
Just out of curiosity I did a search for my old Rover 114GTa on the DVLA site to see it it’s still around. Sadly it looks like 2007 was it’s final year. That corrosion isn’t something you’d have fixed on a car of such low value. In case you’re wondering, it was an Irish numberContinue reading “My old car.”
A folk train.
Sounds beautiful doesn’t it? Catching a train from a station. Traveling across a beautiful autumn landscape whilst being entertained by live musicians. Stopping off at a delightful country pub and having a bar meal and some real ale, all whilst being entertained by the same musicians; before returning home. I tried it a couple ofContinue reading “A folk train.”
They’re a bit cute!
Pippin and Bilbo (three guesses where mum got the names from) are a bit cute it has to be said. Especially when you shout “sosig”
I tried. I failed.
This image on the fire alarm screen should have transparency in the corners and be a lozenge shape. Unfortunately it’s rendering as black. Grrr!
Nömen Loony 