5 OS pleasures in your day today - part 3

mhagster

Up at early o’clock and had a nice doggy walk.
Started working writing script. 

DD2 popped over , we walked to drop off a Vinted parcel. Met 2 separate people I know and had quick chat with them .
Back to work in afternoon and script sent off with bated breath and fingers crossed! 

It turned out a nice afternoon. Washing dried.
Positive call from estate agent. Will know more tomorrow! Yikes. Here we go again.
Had the rest of mince round for tea with new potatoes and peas and sweetcorn. 

ampersand

1. Two very kind P+R bus drivers.

2. Stopped to let family of 5 cross a tricky roundabout road.  Smiled thankyou's, then tiniest tumbled over her scooter.  Many tears and Mummy's apology for delay.  Really didn't matter.  

3. Over 4hrs' forensic reading and notes on 2 appallingly written, supposedly 'legal' docs: 1 contract, plus Company Articles.  Osp because &'s thorough filleting will help 3 others.

4. Yesterday's chance meeting meant & shared awareness of Food Warehouse 10% discount Tuesday with Mrs Nice Lady.  She's very pleased.

5. & loves this niggardly 1⭐ review in dear grauniad,😁-
https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/article/2024/jun/11/royal-academy-summer-exhibition-2024-review-london#img-2
#
Mhags - new news, for which🤞.  Hope beach place is still part of things too.

Frith

Pleasures for today (Wednesday)

1) A long sleep! 10 hours.

2) Spent 5 hours glossing all the door frames and skirting upstairs. 

3) Removed a bit of old trunking and filled in all the holes. 

4) Finally worked out how to remove the secondary glazing! There is only one window that has it and it was filthy behind. 

5) Watching Repair Shop. 

DundeeDoll

love the Hotel California video frith
no not much farming ampers and i too can't tell who's who half the time
goodness it's chilly - I have my onesie and snuggie on
1) 6 of us in today 
2) 3 of us jogged round the perimeter at lunch time - a beautiful rhododendron (or may be an azalea) in the arboretum
3) lovely shower in the women's changing rooms in clinical skills - haven't used it before
4) toad in the hole for tea
5) and now i'm off to snuggle up in bed. 

Suffolksue

Been cold all day here ,where is summer?
1 more exercise definitely easier 
2 lots of visitors ,less tiring 
3 made a shepherds pie ,had cooked mince and carrots in freezer ,had mince in fridge when I got the call so cooked and frozen ,we enjoyed it 
4 Interesting discussions re the tv political debates ,then we both decided we’d seen enough and watched other things 
5 hoping for sleeping tonight 

mhagster

What an atrocious day it’s turned out to be…absolutely lashing with rain and cold and windy and more suited to November than June! 

Anyway we were up and out when it was still nice this morning! Beautiful sunrise. Just us and the birds. 

Nipped into town this morning to go to bank. Quick round M&S and back to car. Gave someone the half hour left on ticket, 

Home. Finished off my work. Got a lovely response from the family about my script. 

Then went out for lunch. Was meeting my mentor and we had a good chat and laugh and food was really good. We were running through the service I’ll be holding tomorrow which I’ve not done yet. So run through done and I’m happy with what is expected of me. 

And home. In the rain! Hello doggy. I’m back in and ain’t going out again! A political party came round the doors and I just opened door a fraction ( was trying to stop dog getting out) and said sorry I won’t be voting for your party. And cheerio…

I used to be quite politically minded but now I honestly cannot be bothered listening to all their untruths and empty promises! Though I did get my voting papers today…and it was indeed paper inside an envelope and not the usual card. And I will vote. Just don’t want to hear all the nonsense! 

Anyway I absolutely do not need dinner tonight. Still stuffed! 

Frith

Pleasures for today (Thursday)

1) Not a bad sleep.

2) Went to the tip again!

3) Went to floody town for the charity shops and bought a top for me and a t shirt for bigger son. Also bought a book and card for my dad for father's day.

4) B and Q for more paint.

5) Did one more coat of paint on my bedroom ceiling and walls where the fitted wardrobe used to be. 

6) Used the new caulk and gun and caulked everything in the house! Until I ran out of caulk.

7) Sainsburys order just arrived. 

LaineyT

For yesterday,

Capt S up early doors to pick up DSS and fiancée from airport so did the same and was in the emporium for 7am. Home and made a loaf for the young people to take home with them.

The travellers arrived back, lots of hugs and admiring of a very beautiful ring, boy did good! Coffee, breakfast and a catch up.

Our visitors left for home and I went over the yard, weather had really deteriorated by this point so girlie had a good groom before turning out all rugged up, the horses must be wondering what’s going on with this cold weather.

Cup of tea then off out again, this time for small dog’s monthly injection, couldn’t help but smile at her theatrical sigh as we sat in the waiting room. Noticed the camera crew outside of our small theatre which apparently has now started showing films as well, made mental note to book some tickets.

Watched a bit of cricket and then an early night, extra blanket on bed, bbrrr!

ampersand

From The Gallops, on a day of unrelenting, crashing downpours, momentarily paused.

1. 14 bits of dropped call from a MrT with connectivity, but finally sorted transport to BROH+Mr Parry for Tuesday.  What will happen will happen.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&saource=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://sarcoma.org.uk/sarcoma-awareness-month/&ved=2ahUKEwjD4p3V9duGAxUWZ0EAHR2-C1EQFnoECEsQAQ&usg=AOvVaw12nA3Cd7WHZDjzpwh043lC

2. Finished Miriam Margolyes' autobiography, 'This Much Is True'.  My goodness! and My word!

3. Asked to help at funeral yesterday, glad I could and did.

4. So very glad I then made it to Town of Gown for this:
'Sarah Mnatzaganian

Anglo-Armenian poet will read from her award-winning debut 'Lemonade in the Armenian Quarter', a vivid series of poems celebrating her family in Jerusalem and the UK.

Sue Wallace-Shadda will read poems which relate to surviving conflict in an international context. She will focus on her 2023 pamphlet, Sleeping Under Clouds and new poems about her family’s flight from the crisis in Sudan.'
Truly wonderful and I have been re-reading Sarah's today.  Will save for the others.  Both are warm, articulate and gifted writers and speakers.  

5. This painting in Milton library, where osp 4 was held....oh well, it'll be here eventually.

Suffolksue

Usual pleasures 
mobilising going well ,
decluttered 23 clips today ,pain free a nd good chat with Practice Nurse - they are definitely looking younger !
Lo shepherds pie for my dinner as DGD out with friends cooked some frozen veg ,will I ever go back to fresh ,lots goes off before I can eat it .
watched the Scotland match oh dear .sorry Mhags