
INCHCOCK TODAY
Tuesday 16th February 2021
Welsh: Dydd Mawrth 16eg Chwefror 2021
Almost on automatic-mode, I got up caught my balance and took a wee-wee. Vicious it was, no idea why. The volume of it nearly almost took the bucket from my grip!
The Chinese (Hong Kong) made by Shenzhen Relee Electronic & Technology Co. Ltd, contactless thermometer, offered a reading of 37.4°c – 99.32°f. A smidge high, I thought, but less than it had been yesterday.
I got the morning medications taken. And cracked on with the updating of Monday’s diary. Got it done (Not a lot left to do), posted it off, sent the email link, Pinterested a snap or two, and went on Facebooking catch-up.
Then had to make up a template (this one) for today’s diary. Got this far with it, and checked the WP comments. Then started the next template. It was becoming a grind, as my concentration was letting me down terribly.
Then, I had a summoning to the Porcelain Throne arrived. Off to the wet room.
On ith the slow job of doing the templates again. I’ve got this one, and Wednesday’s was done, so I’ve got Thursday’s now. Did Fridays, and now need to make some more graphics, so, onto CorelDrawing.
Stopped to get the ablutions done, a stand-up job, cause I was shivering a bit again, and made sure I’d got some warm clobber to put on, afterwards.
The teeth cleaning was painful, more bits fallen off of the molar. The saving was made hard work, between SSS (Shuddering-Shoulder-Shirley) and SS (Shaking Shaun) they did a good job this morning, of cocking things up.
I made a brew of Glengettie, it still doesn’t taste right, you know, Tsk!
I did a quick update on this blog, and then checked the delivery time ETA of the Lemon Puff biscuits due today. They haven’t been dispatched yet. I wanted to see Deana, see if she’s not too busy and ask her to ring the Doctors for me. Ah, well!
Back on CorelDraw to make graphics. Got a couple done, and Sister Jane rang. We chatted for a few minutes, mostly me moaning about feeling so bad again, Hehehe! She had to shoot off for her second Covid-vaccination.
I decided I’d close the computer down, and get myself sat-down with a quilt over me. I’ve got the thermal hat on, the massive but usually warm XXL PPs on, and the heating is on, but I still keep getting the shivers. If I can fall asleep, that sounds like a good idea…
The mobile phone burst into life. It was Warden ILC, Deana. Checking on how I was. I moaned about the fools expecting me to cope with the self-test kits, and chuntered on about the shivering, coughing and sore throat. Anyway, I’ve to stay in the flat for seven more days. Which is going to get mucky – how do I get rid of my waste-bags? Fed-up!
Got a bottle of spring water on the ottoman, no desire for any food yet. Took the evening medications early, just in case I fall asleep. (Fat chance, with Colin Cramps performing!) Turned off the computer, and went into ‘Morbid-Mode’.
Gave up trying to sleep, got up for a wee-wee, and stayed up.
You are early on your post today. It seems like activity spikes your temperature, but at least it went back down that’s a good sing. I hope Deana can ring the doctor for you.
Cheers, Tim. Asking her this morning.
The throat, chest, shivering and coughing are back, but I think not so bad this time… we’ll see.
TTFNski Sir.
You’re a bit of a wreck I’d say.
That sums it up, Tim, spot on!
The disposition of the not-yet-dispatched Lemon Puff Biscuits is an issue, but I am confident that arrival by close-of-business Friday will see these puffs stuffed into a pantry already packed to overflowing.
Well, I am not the only person chuntering about those coughs and sneezes. The weather in these climes is perfect for the development of coughs and sneezes. Please send my good wishes and hopes for betterer health to Jane, I look forward to joining her as a fellow second-jab recipient. Perhaps they will give me a sticker this time? May the Covids infect ever fewer breathers. May they find a death knell ring for each person receiving inoculations, that’s wot I be wishing.
Morbid-mode is a very effective sleep preventative, Staying up is a common result.
🙂
Well I followed that alright Willum. Worryingly. Hahaha! Had a smile from it, cheers, Sir.
Lemon puff biscuits are formidable medicinal supplements for ‘wot ails yer’, wot assails yer, wot soothes the savage palate, wot balances the universe, in short: wot is wot for wot yer got. Betterer than a gallon of snake oil…make that 3 barrels 🙂
I can’t find where I put the lemon puffs, Bilk, just as well I’m not to eating them at the moment – but will attempt some Chilli Con Carme, passata, chick peas and some bread to soak up the fluids, is that alright with Lisa? I like to get permissions sorted out. Hehehe! ♥
Lemon Puffs should be between Laundry Detergent and Passata, unless misfiled.
I always check with Lisa for permissions, else trouble threatens.
This morning, a snow floe broke loose from atop the car and avalanched over the windshield. Worra load of damp snow. I received a high-decibel suggestion from Lisa to remove the pile up post-haste. Chop, chop!!!
Suggestion taken. 🙂
Checking with Lisa, a very wise and sensible move that Billum!
Lisa is always there with advise, I know, she told me. Hehe!
When i was having the tling with Grizelda, I nicknamed her Obergruppenfurheress, she loved it! Another mempry invoked, Billum.
Lisa advised me not to drive whenever more than seven inches of snow-floe cover the windshield.
Good to invoke a grizeldian memory, Sir.
An eine Obergrueppenfuehrerin muss man gut zuhoeren.
Sensible gal!
I always listened to her every word. not that she said a lot, but she was rather active in activities, if you know worra mean.
Good sense should rule the day. The highways and byways are dangerous places to visit — particularly when an avalanche can abruptly cover an entire windshield, a heavy avalanche too.
Nature can rule at times.
Quite so. Nature sends snow that accumulates on a horseless-carriage, the windshield acts as a slippery slope. Touch the brake and you set off a mighty avalanche. 🙂
Ah, memories of my driving days bropught back.
I not never liked driving in snow and ice.