Sunday 4th March 2018
Mongolian: 2018 оны 3 сарын 4-ний ням гарагт
0030hrs: No poriomania from the brain this morning, strangely it was concentrated on the need for me to get the laundry done. I struggled out of the £300 second-hand recliner without too much bother and got the washing bag checked, accoutrements gathered and out on the way down within minutes. Yet another, different version of Inchcock had woken today.
Into the laundry room and got the machine going. I’d put in the soap capsule and freshener granules first, then added the
But the capsule was in the window of the washer within seconds of it starting?
There must be some laws of logic that are beyond me, that causes this to happen? Hehe”
On the way back, I spotted this message from Jenny, in response to and about the radiators and lack of warmth reported.
I kept reading a few lines and having to go back and start again because the message got jumbled up in brain-box.
Got the Health Checks done and medications imbibed. Sys, creeping back up.
Made a start on this blog page.
How kind of her. Bless her cotton socks.
Up and back on the computer, sorted some photographs ready to use.
Updated the health records and then made another mug of Olde English Breakfast tea, and very tasty it was too.
I stood for a few moments looking out into the morning darkness, and the brain went off on its own again. Anecdotal, and sequacious ramblings about nothing?
The time flashed by, and I soon found myself going down to collect the washing.
As I began to unload the dryer, the chap who’s washing was in and made a mess with the bubbles arrived to join me. The chap wanted to get to use the dryer I’d used while it was still warm. I had a funny turn, and Duodenal Donald kicked off at the same time. I spread my clothes on top of the machines as he shot in and filled his into the dryer. Bless him, he did ask if I was alright, pointing out I looked very poorly.
He left the laundry room to return up to his flat, and I packed the togs into the blue bag.
4th March, blimey, time flies when you’re getting on a bit. Tsk!
Off to the Porcelain Throne. A surprisingly comfortable session this time. Nowhere near as much cleaning up to do as there has of late.
Following the advice to close all doors, and I trapped the end of the toe in the large gap at the bottom of the wet room door as I pulled it shut! The gap below the door is so large, I don’t know why I bothered closing it in the first flipping place!
It doesn’t-half let the draught in when I’m on the Throne. Brr, Tsk!
I limped back to the computer and got on with updating this diary.
Got into WordPress reader via FireFox this morning.
Started to finish off the Saturday post.
0450hrs: The Horrible Herbert from the flat above, started with some heavy bangs, about five, right above where I am on the computer. I almost got up to visit the gentleman and have words.
But, not knowing how big, violent or old he is, and my natural in-bred cowardice, prevented me taking any action. A few more knocks and bangs occasionally followed for hours, but not as loud. I’m sure that someone else nearby must have heard these bangs? And it would have been worse for them if they have good hearing and were in bed asleep!
Back to the Saturday Inchcock updating. Got it done and posted off.
Responded to the WordPress comments.
Made another brew, had a wee-wee and went of Facebook to try and catch up on the TFZer site. I think I’ve made a mistake on Marie’s birthday. What a clot!
0750hrs: Herbert noisy again.
Over the last few hours, while I’ve been on CorelDraw, the weather view from the kitchen window has been photographed a few time. It has changed considerably.
The fog seems to be settling in. Still very cold out there, though.
Made a brew of tea and back on CorelDrawing.
1025hrs: Herbert noisy yet again.
Continued with CorelDrawing.
Did the Health Checks.
1430hrs: Herbert noisy again.
A shame about the cakes.
Everything else was great tasting.
The sudden fatigue dawned, and the planned cleaning up of the kitchen was abandoned.
Got down in the £300 second-hand recliner, to watch some TV. Between channel-hopping and nodding-offs I failed to view any of the programmes throughout.
After a dysania-ridden removal of the body from the recliner, I cleaned up best I could manage, without using noisy vacuums and disturbing the neighbours this late on in the night.
Confused, irritated with me and feeling impuissant, incapable of restraining, controlling or understanding what the heck was happening.
The all caps (can’t yell any louder so we’ll underline it too) manifesto about the HEATERS (RADIATORS) reminds me of how the school district changed out the inefficient boiler systems in some of the larger schools with new efficient, programable heating systems. Since know one could figure out how the new system were supposed to work, the energy usage tripled. But they had new efficient, programable heating systems. Those are great fog photos, and it looks cold. Good looking meal.
Haha! You’ve described exactly how it is here with our heaters, Tim!
Jenny is doing her bestest to be helpful by writing so the older folks can read the notices. But others get a headache rading this one. Hehe!
When the folks in the Bentink Blogs had their flats done last year, they got heater you turn off or on at anytime you needed heat, and their bills halved. I’d hoped we would get the same, but no. We get Einstein challenging storage heaters of course that cost us twice as much to run. Seems we were too far away from the heating system they use, to have it piped to us.
Glad you liked the photos, Sir. Gorgeous nosh!
TTFNski.
You need to be nicer to your toes 😉 Wow, that’s an amazing fog, we don’t ever seem to get it like that. <3
I’m getting fed-up with myself now, gal.
What a little stubber I’ve become! Hehe!
Ever changing weather over here. Snoe, Fog now Rain this morning. The promised freezing rain has not arrived yet, I’m dreading that.
Taketh care and have a great day if you can please. X
We had fog tonight driving home from Bristol. What with fog and rain, melting snow run off, glarey lights…it was an unpleasant journey. We are back home safe though 🙂
I’m so glad you got through alright. Jus the weather I used to hate driving in too.
Hope the snow has gone a bit now? All clear here, bit of rain this morning, and noise at 0400hrs from Herbert above! Tsk! Doesn’t really bother me too much being up and on the computer. It’s the folks in bed I feel sorry for. But, like me, no one seems to complain.
Cuddle of fuss sent for Bertie. ♥