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I don't know where we're going, but I know where I am (part 10)
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Cooking, TV (both movies and news), internet, working on family projects
sleeping and repeat. Not the best of routines, but at least it's a routine. Need more walks though. Mental health is good so far.
Im doing all but the tv, but thatd spend a good amount of ths extra time if only I could enjoy it. I cannot sit and watch it alone, and its hard to find anything I like. The old Irish clip you posted looked interesting but again I couldnt sit and watch.
I'd like to improve my excruciating French (pronounciation is abysmal) but same problem as tv watching.KathleenGrant wrote: »I am reading some, walking some, cooking and eating. Oh and learning French.Deleted User wrote: »Widders I meant to reply to you yesterday when you said the ash from your fire gets everywhere and you have to sweep the room down every couple of days, in your hair etc.
You're quite right that is worrying. You need to get the stove looked at. Ash shouldn't be escaping like that. Is it just ash or smoke? Obviously goes without saying smoke is a huge concern but so is ash. The ash embers produce CO too. I remember a news story a couple of years ago about someone who would drop the ash into a bucket at the back door and when it was full empty it. It was producing lethal amounts of CO in the house. Maybe you won't be able to get anyone to look at it now but be very careful. Maybe leave a window open a small bit or something. And regardless of all that, after coming through Covid-19, definitely not a good time for you to be inhaling such things. Take care of yourself!
Thanks. Cant work out if its purely from when logs are topped up and the embers and ash are disturbed, plus the emptying process every day...or if its leaking out invisibly all the time. I added new glass ropeto seal the glass inthe doors a while back. One side broke recently but the ash everywhere has been a problem for a long time before that.Sardonicat wrote: »Well, I'm cleansed, exfoliated and moisturised with expensive French skincare products and am now resplendent in my black attire. I shall now spend the rest of the day looming about mysteriously while attending to my various tasks. Now to medicate a pensioner and then a cat in the most broodily sophisticated manner possible.
I've gone the other way, my tastes have gradually un-gothed. Still think black is elegant, though. 0 -
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[Deleted User] wrote: »Exactly but I'm kicking myself as I was really good all week, did loads of walking and wasn't too bad food wise and feel I've undone all the effort. I'll start again tomorrow lol.
On the plus side the rain is torrential here at the moment and I'm all cuddled up,its lovely.
Cuddled up with who :eek:
Seph has been quiet
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Brought a rotisserie so might just have a chicken sandwich for dinner.Widdershins wrote: »Agh I've to rake out and empty the fire ashes. I need my own ppe for this disgusting job.
What's everyone else actually doing to pass the time?
I'm trying to better my programming and problem solving skills
as well as watching cat videos from Japan 
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Widdershins wrote: »Agh I've to rake out and empty the fire ashes. I need my own ppe for this disgusting job.
What's everyone else actually doing to pass the time?
playing games online, doing my book, watching tv shows/movies and a bit of cooking
I'm couchside with the cat on my feet
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@builebeag, me too, as I got older I really did discover that I don’t like heights, buildings or canyons. 0
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@builebeag, me too, as I got older I really did discover that I don’t like heights, buildings or canyons.
I hate to break it to you Smurfjed but the sky is like super high!0 -
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Whiskey is one of life’s finest delights to a point, the present price of a bottle of Johnny Walker around here these days is 700 euro, that’s for a basic 30 Euro bottle from Tesco’s, but supply and demand are dictating the prices.Jaysus Smurf, I gave up the whiskey years and years ago and miss it so much. Tonight's tipple is the Canadian lager by Molson. We were regular visitors to Canada and nearly emigrated there 10 years ago. We like their beer.:D
I’m enjoying my days drinking Budweiser Non Alcoholic, I guess for purely psychological reasons than actual enjoyment.
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Deleted User wrote: »I hate to break it to you Smurfjed but the sky is like super high!
So true, but that doesn’t bother me, neither did skydiving when I was a kid, but now watching the wife hanging over the edge of Horse Shoe falls or the Grand Canyon gave me the shivers 0 -
I should have known ... was thinking you might have a black labradorIamMetaldave wrote: »........That’s one of the seals that lives down between Sandycove and Dalkey, there’s loads of them. He/she was having a great time this morning lounging in Colimore harbour. 0 -
I should have known ... was thinking you might have a black labrador
I’ll try get a better snap next time so there’s no confusion 🥴0 -
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Whiskey is one of life’s finest delights to a point, the present price of a bottle of Johnny Walker around here these days is 700 euro, that’s for a basic 30 Euro bottle from Tesco’s, but supply and demand are dictating the prices.
I’m enjoying my days drinking Budweiser Non Alcoholic, I guess for purely psychological reasons than actual enjoyment.
So have one for me
How much would my bottle of Redbreast 21yo go for?!0 -
IamMetaldave wrote: »I’ll try get a better snap next time so there’s no confusion 🥴
It might help if I put the glasses on
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I love cows & their long eyelashes!
I was terrified of them when I moved here first, I remember getting stuck up a tree for hours once after a load of cows broke into the field I was in!
Someone eventually came looking for me
City child!
Going to watch contagion........
Dinner after & wine...... A lovely afternoon planned for myself
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Got a proper chuckle out of being afraid of cows. Aww. They’re basically huge dogs. Loves attention, being social and hugs and kisses, as you can see
I’m laying down bored but being kept semi entertained in WhatsApp with how dumdum some people can be. Tempted to walk to the shop for more wine but only straightened my hair this morning.0 -
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It might help if I put the glasses on
Defo a good start buddy!! 😁
Couchside watching Modern Family. AGAIN! Too lazy to start something new.0 -
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Gremlinertia wrote: »Cattle were my best friends growing up differing personalities and likes/dislikes etc. Great craic.
That black cow was the mama cow of the farm. God I loved her to bits. Had her from about 3 weeks old up until she was about 15. She preferred people to other cows and spent a summer breaking out of her field to run up along the field next to the farm yard and stand staring into the farm at my dad she would moo at me in a really low tone, mimicking how she would moo at a newborn calf, so I am pretty sure she thought I was a little cow so obviously quite intelligent ha ha ha. She would get very jealous of other cows coming over to me in the field and would shoo them away from me with her lovely head. I adored her. The summer before my dad passed away I was outside helping him but very sick and was sitting in the cows manger with my head against the wall. She crossed the shed, stood in nearly on top of me and rested her head on top of mine. She knew I wasn’t well. Sometimes she would get in a bad mood with my dad and fück off up the farm yard instead of going into the shed. At the start we would follow her to bring her back but she’d keep running away. Then we stopped and let her off, and she’d be fuming nobody was coming after her she’d stand at the road mooing in to let us know she was out there if you just ignored her she came back in by herself. I was soooo lucky growing up with her. And all the cows. Love animals. 0 -
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Autosport wrote:I may have voted in the purge thread for someone who frequents this thread
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