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Flyińg Ńuń 2°24+
Feb 19, 2024, 6:13:29 AM2/19/24
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Mornin' from a dry, gusty, bright and occasionally sunny day here in
South Yorkshire. Temperature out there is 10C but feeling more like 7C
with the chilly, gusty, up to 30 mph, wind from the WNW, Barometric
pressure is again slowly rising at 1027.0 mB with RH showing as 78%.
Forecast is for the cloud to clear for the afternoon giving an even
brighter day. Temperature will peak at 12C, feeling like 10C in the
early afternoon and then fall to an overnight low of 7C, feeling more
like 4C. Enjoy your day everyone, take care to stay safe.
Sootie was up and out before breakfast at 08:00. She returned
around 09:00 for a breakfast and snooze indoors. No sign of Tabby
though the overnight meal I left out for her had been eaten and the
saucer licked clean.
I hope Bri is having a great time wherever he is.
--
Heard messages are sweet but those Unheard are sweeter.
FN 2º24+. Mungo Brandybuck of Buckland..
flyi...@roseofwhite.plus.com
South Yorkshire. Temperature out there is 10C but feeling more like 7C
with the chilly, gusty, up to 30 mph, wind from the WNW, Barometric
pressure is again slowly rising at 1027.0 mB with RH showing as 78%.
Forecast is for the cloud to clear for the afternoon giving an even
brighter day. Temperature will peak at 12C, feeling like 10C in the
early afternoon and then fall to an overnight low of 7C, feeling more
like 4C. Enjoy your day everyone, take care to stay safe.
Sootie was up and out before breakfast at 08:00. She returned
around 09:00 for a breakfast and snooze indoors. No sign of Tabby
though the overnight meal I left out for her had been eaten and the
saucer licked clean.
I hope Bri is having a great time wherever he is.
--
Heard messages are sweet but those Unheard are sweeter.
FN 2º24+. Mungo Brandybuck of Buckland..
flyi...@roseofwhite.plus.com
Bri.
Feb 19, 2024, 1:40:09 PM2/19/24
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Flyińg Ńuń 2°24+ wrote:
> I hope Bri is having a great time wherever he is.
Hi FN, sorry for my recent absence but I've changed my morning routine
> I hope Bri is having a great time wherever he is.
around a little. The regular GMT ritual seems a bit pointless now,
I've little to add so I've decided to make better use of the time. I
still check in (lurk) in the evening though as I like to keep up to
date with Sootie's and Tabby's activities.
As a catch-up, birthday went well, car passed its MOT and I've taxed
it for the year at Ł35, just in time as it's destined to increase to
Ł55/yr from next month.
Eye test on Wednesday followed by lunch in town.
we're looking forward to our next holiday but there's a few weeks to
wait yet.
--
Bri.
(W7 Desktop)
Flyińg Ńuń 2°24+
Feb 20, 2024, 7:17:23 AM2/20/24
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Bri. wrote:
> £55/yr from next month.
Yorkshire. Temperature out there is 10C, feeling more like 7C with the
cooling, gusty, up to 30 mph from the SW. Barometric pressure is now
falling again at 1019.9 mB and RH showing as 63%, Forecast is for it to
cloud over gradually this afternoon until some showers around tea time.
Temperature should peak at 13C, more like 10C in the early afternoon and
then cool to an overnight low of 7C, more like 5C. Have a great day
everyone and keep safe.
Sootie was up and off out around 08:00, before breakfasting. She
returned around 08:45, breakfasted and off out again by 09:00. She's
still out there somewhere now. Tabby had her late supper last night
but, as far as I know hasn't been back today so far.
I paid out for Celica service and MOT (pass) in and my 2 yearly
follow up 'Trans-thoracic electrocardiogram in January, Road Tax and
Celica insurance in February. That all added up to almost £1,000. Pity
the new young drivers who now have pay out around £3,000 or more.
Apparently the scan was OK, so they'll be calling me for my next scan
in 2026. Apart from my annual blood tests in March, that should leave
me clear for the next 10 months. All digits crossed though,
methinks!!
Eldest Mark and family in Perth have been suffering from their heat
wave. He sends me details of temperatures each week. Following
yesterday's peak of 47C (116.6F) they're expecting the rest of the weeks
peaks to be below 42C(107.6F) and maybe as low as 38C (100.4F).
Overnight temperatures have been falling to around 28C (82,4F). Due to
power conditions they are being asked to turn off their air conditioning
to avoid power cuts. They have also had their cars permanently stocked
ready for immediate evacuation due to a plethora of bush fire clusters.
> Flyiñg Ñuñ 2°24+ wrote:
>
>> I hope Bri is having a great time wherever he is.
>
> Hi FN, sorry for my recent absence but I've changed my morning routine
> around a little. The regular GMT ritual seems a bit pointless now,
> I've little to add so I've decided to make better use of the time. I
> still check in (lurk) in the evening though as I like to keep up to
> date with Sootie's and Tabby's activities.
>
> As a catch-up, birthday went well, car passed its MOT and I've taxed
> it for the year at £35, just in time as it's destined to increase to
>
>> I hope Bri is having a great time wherever he is.
>
> Hi FN, sorry for my recent absence but I've changed my morning routine
> around a little. The regular GMT ritual seems a bit pointless now,
> I've little to add so I've decided to make better use of the time. I
> still check in (lurk) in the evening though as I like to keep up to
> date with Sootie's and Tabby's activities.
>
> As a catch-up, birthday went well, car passed its MOT and I've taxed
> £55/yr from next month.
> Eye test on Wednesday followed by lunch in town.
>
> we're looking forward to our next holiday but there's a few weeks to
> wait yet.
Mornin' from a dry, mild, bright and sunny day here in South
>
> we're looking forward to our next holiday but there's a few weeks to
> wait yet.
Yorkshire. Temperature out there is 10C, feeling more like 7C with the
cooling, gusty, up to 30 mph from the SW. Barometric pressure is now
falling again at 1019.9 mB and RH showing as 63%, Forecast is for it to
cloud over gradually this afternoon until some showers around tea time.
Temperature should peak at 13C, more like 10C in the early afternoon and
then cool to an overnight low of 7C, more like 5C. Have a great day
everyone and keep safe.
Sootie was up and off out around 08:00, before breakfasting. She
returned around 08:45, breakfasted and off out again by 09:00. She's
still out there somewhere now. Tabby had her late supper last night
but, as far as I know hasn't been back today so far.
I paid out for Celica service and MOT (pass) in and my 2 yearly
follow up 'Trans-thoracic electrocardiogram in January, Road Tax and
Celica insurance in February. That all added up to almost £1,000. Pity
the new young drivers who now have pay out around £3,000 or more.
Apparently the scan was OK, so they'll be calling me for my next scan
in 2026. Apart from my annual blood tests in March, that should leave
me clear for the next 10 months. All digits crossed though,
methinks!!
Eldest Mark and family in Perth have been suffering from their heat
wave. He sends me details of temperatures each week. Following
yesterday's peak of 47C (116.6F) they're expecting the rest of the weeks
peaks to be below 42C(107.6F) and maybe as low as 38C (100.4F).
Overnight temperatures have been falling to around 28C (82,4F). Due to
power conditions they are being asked to turn off their air conditioning
to avoid power cuts. They have also had their cars permanently stocked
ready for immediate evacuation due to a plethora of bush fire clusters.
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