Travelling On

Karmacat

They're crazy, aren't they!  Those are horrendous examples, Hazelnutty!  In the end, I couldn't face doing it yesterday, I just did the 2nd scan I needed, so its all ready to do now.  I also delayed putting the dishwasher on till just now and like that, today is about tidying up loose ends - fetch and pay for the sprouter, bag the garden rubbish (neighbour's green bin has disappeared from my front yard, I may have to put it in the ordinary stuff though I *did* do a good job of cutting back the other neighbour's overhanging ivy outside my back door.  That felt good.  And if I can, I'll do the re-registering thing this afternoon.  I'd like to - and I think it may be too hot to be outside anyway.  Clearing the kitchen table of flowerpots would be good too - I could use it for craft stuff then.  Yeah, finishing things off, thats me!

Karmacat

Check on magnet knife rack, no show.

Fetch money from my dormant cahoot account.

These are both done, hurray.  Going to renumber again, I got it wrong last time, plus I've found another one:

1. Put mastercard onto automatic, go paperless.
2. Update my security document. In process.
3. Check what savings accounts are active.
4. Standardise the details I have on them.
5. Some savings accounts have expired, shuffle money.
6. Pinecone - find the cashed out £45 of JL vouchers.
7. Use some cash to up my premium bonds amount.
8. Transfer reward money for my current account and download statements.
9. Withdraw some money from ratesetter while I'm at it?
10. Check no further charges for my old website.
11. And this is the extra - I found a letter from earlier this year, and I'm still named on the probate bank account from over 3 years ago, and I thought it was repurposed, as part of the family emergencies that were going on at that time.   Shouldn't take long though.

Hurray, re-registered, and honestly it couldn't have been easier.  Very chuffed, and it got me online straight away.  So I've done item 8 and most of item 10 above - I'll have to check the credit card statements too for item 10.  

"Rewards" amount was £29 or so, and in even more astonishing news, the amount that Amazon paid me (presumably for my book?) was £24, added to the payments made when it was coming in monthly.  Very pleased with that and shutting down now for a celebratory cup of tea. 

Karmacat

I collected the 3 tier, £5 sprouter from one of my regular charity shops today, all beautifully distanced, and it also gave me a proper walk.  Leapt into the shower and washed my hair immediately I got back, as visiting teh shop meant I ventured inside another building for the first time since 19th March.  Weird.  It was empty, all but, so not exactly dangerous.  What was more dangerous to me was that I didn't check I'd switched the boiler on, so I washed my hair and had (half a) shower in cold water  

rtandon27

Karmacat said:

...What was more dangerous to me was that I didn't check I'd switched the boiler on, so I washed my hair and had (half a) shower in cold water  

OMG - just the worst! - I feel for you - cold water blech!

The other day, someone down the line turned the hose on to water plants (serves me right for sleeping in late) - I had no pressure & cold water to rinse the conditioner out!!!

beanielou

I have no idea what a sprouter is. Oops. 

the_cross_rabbit

I was wondering the same thing 
CRx

themadvix

For sprouting seeds, I presume!

Suffolk_lass

That's what I assumed. I had no idea it involved kit! I thought a bit of paper towel on a plate was the way to go!

apple_muncher

Come on, karma - enlighten us! Pleeeeeease!

taka

I presume it is something like this. My mum bought one but never actually used it as far as I could tell. Have to say I'm not really much of a fan of sprouted lentils / mung beans etc!