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Message 2143672 - Posted: 5 Dec 2024, 0:18:38 UTC

My left forearm still hurts except when I lay down, the pain is not as intense as earlier.

I ordered a sling of course.

But it still hurts.

Amazon still hasn't shipped my cereal or my pain pills, nor anything else in my order, problem resolved.
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Message 2143677 - Posted: 5 Dec 2024, 9:31:42 UTC - in response to Message 2143666.  

Back in the dark wetness that is the Food Desert...

More positively, a very chunky tracked excavator has remade a few miles of drainage ditches. Hopefully that will head off any further flooding and mud?...
Wiggo is preparing all kinds of distribution pipes for the summer drought. It seems that such things are unheard of in the food desert...
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Message 2143678 - Posted: 5 Dec 2024, 9:39:35 UTC

I'm watching "Puss in Boots, the last wish" on Prime.

And now: "The Bad Guys".
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Message 2143680 - Posted: 5 Dec 2024, 11:19:10 UTC

Wiggo is preparing all kinds of distribution pipes for the summer drought.
Actually we're in our wet season here and we've almost got half our average December rainfall already.

Well I got everything done that I wanted to do today for a change and tomorrow morning I add a layer of perlite to the 1st wicking tub that I have lined and the pipework fitted then I can measure and cut the 6 pieces of Geo-mesh required to complete all 6 with the hope of having at least 2 fully completed before my Good Friday LLB arrives.

Now I wonder if I can get another very rare 8hr sleep in again tonight, but I'm not counting on it.

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Message 2143691 - Posted: 5 Dec 2024, 18:33:44 UTC - in response to Message 2143677.  
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Pipes are far too 'High Tech' for around here. Even the supposed 'expert' pipe fitters on site can't get anything straight... Physically or mentally!!


All this ongoing rain really is dampening everything, inside as well as out. There is a lot of water slopping on the ground. Also, we've had almost no daylight today.

All badly good for dampening the spirits... Hey ho...


Meanwhile, I'm very pleased with the ease and speed of clearing some of the burocracy. Good to see the good results already.

Unfortunately, there is other burocracy, with foreign support that is a frustrating (deliberate?) total waste of time, that is expensively wasting a lot of time. There should be laws against such lock-in...
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Message 2143693 - Posted: 5 Dec 2024, 18:48:22 UTC

Winning on a clear Good Friday morning as the sun rises where it's 15C with 27C expected along with the usual unstable weather due later this afternoon.

Anyhow it's time for a 2nd coffee.

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Message 2143697 - Posted: 5 Dec 2024, 20:02:46 UTC

This morning I got up, took my pills, cooked my breakfast since I'm out of cereal for the moment, and my left arm is not hurting as much this morning, almost no pain, weird.
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Message 2143698 - Posted: 5 Dec 2024, 20:48:53 UTC

Now that I'm all square with the world again for another fortnight I'll get my 3rd coffee in for the morning before checking on my veggies and then getting back to my new wicking tubs.

We're already up to a muggy 19C (feels like 20C) as a few wispy clouds start to float about.

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Message 2143702 - Posted: 5 Dec 2024, 21:34:37 UTC

Here it`s time for some beers after another busy day.


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Message 2143703 - Posted: 5 Dec 2024, 22:20:07 UTC
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Here, lost the will to live earlier from trying to explain fluid volume to a supposed skilled worker who looked more like something off an old comedy TV series. He was even resplendent in a WWII military style woolly hat... With a very woolly mentality to go with it...

So, getting to within 5% after much 'encouragement' is more than 'good enough' for him. And be thankful!

All needlessly hard work when far better results can be oh so much easier... For far better results all round.

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Message 2143709 - Posted: 5 Dec 2024, 23:05:14 UTC

It's getting very uncomfortable here as we exceed our average December temp for the 6th day in a row as we're already up to a very muggy 25C (feels like 26C) and I didn't enjoy being out in the sun filling the 1st of my new wicking tubs up with a soil/compost mix.

I'm now going to have a short cool down break before I go back downstairs to start assembling the 2nd 1 where it's already 26C down there.

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Message 2143711 - Posted: 5 Dec 2024, 23:39:36 UTC

It's brisk here at the foot of the sierras. Currently 49f with a range of 24 to 52. Clear and sunny.
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Message 2143713 - Posted: 6 Dec 2024, 1:59:41 UTC

My Gray 6XL Moheen shirt came today.

I went food shopping, on the way home some person tried to make a left turn, across my cars path, I had to slam on the brakes, he saw me.

In 2 trips from my car to the home I lugged 8 bags inside, all 8 are put away, of course my left arm is hurting again, but my freezer is full.
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Message 2143714 - Posted: 6 Dec 2024, 2:30:51 UTC

I've got 2 finished and 1 ready for some soil/compost guru (once I mix some more up), but that's it for me today as the temp outside sits at a steamy 27C (feels like 28C) as the clouds gather again and 30C downstairs so I'm retiring to my 22C (feels like 20C) unit upstairs until things improve.

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Message 2143717 - Posted: 6 Dec 2024, 3:41:58 UTC

There is little excitement down at my Delta house. We had a tsunami warning. Nothing manifested, but a few locals called me asking how to save themselves. I just suggested sitting on top of the levy with a favored spirit. Eurkea suffered damage from the quake but no tsunami was generated.
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Message 2143718 - Posted: 6 Dec 2024, 5:27:06 UTC - in response to Message 2143717.  

There is little excitement down at my Delta house. We had a tsunami warning. Nothing manifested, but a few locals called me asking how to save themselves. I just suggested sitting on top of the levy with a favored spirit. Eurkea suffered damage from the quake but no tsunami was generated.

Was wondering if you were floating or on the hill.
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Message 2143720 - Posted: 6 Dec 2024, 5:45:56 UTC

It got to a stinking 29C here today before storm clouds blocked out the sun, but some cooling rain would be nice.

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Message 2143721 - Posted: 6 Dec 2024, 8:34:52 UTC - in response to Message 2143703.  

Whatever else Martin - don't cry in your beer. Beer diluted with tears tastes :-(
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Message 2143723 - Posted: 6 Dec 2024, 11:51:09 UTC - in response to Message 2143721.  
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Thanks, yes!

And yes, last orders beers did help, with two fine stouts.

And by 'eck wet 'n' wild it was last night...

Anyhow, I've got a breather to enjoy some very diffuse sunshine before a long last shift before escape to Civilization tomorrow.

(At least I hope so... With this lot and 'happenings'... Ya never know even just an hour beforehand!)
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Message 2143728 - Posted: 6 Dec 2024, 15:05:21 UTC

I see there is a red warning for high winds in Minehead - nothing to worry about as my nephew and his mate are going out for a curry tonight.
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