The Chill Out Zone

[coolcat]

Morning all from a rather misty Acle

Acle Bridge Inn Pano by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr
Acle Bridge Inn by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr

[FLYING BANANA]

Morning everyone.

Cloudy start to the day but the sun is with us.

Been out this morning and watered the pots. Water from the water butt.

Got all my jobs done yesterday. So today it is a spring, somewhat late, clean in the house.

[Lancpudn]

Morning all, Sizzler here.

[trikey]

Morning all, another scorcher here, going to be hot in the factory this afternoon.

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[AndyN01]

Morning all.

Cloudless sky here and the mercury is rising steadily.

Shall be keeping Quizzie quiet(ish) indoors over the next few days unless we get up properly early to beat the heat.

Take care, keep cool and carry on

[Lancpudn]

Just had a phone chat with a consultant at Christie's hospital about what they're going to do with me fidget spinner


Although I'm in the highest risk group for prostate cancer they want to treat it with hormones & radio therapy instead of surgery, I'll be starting the three month hormone treatment next week when I see the oncology chap at Bolton.

[coolcat]

Originally Posted by Lancpudn

Just had a phone chat with a consultant at Christie's hospital about what they're going to do with me fidget spinner


Although I'm in the highest risk group for prostate cancer they want to treat it with hormones & radio therapy instead of surgery, I'll be starting the three month hormone treatment next week when I see the oncology chap at Bolton.

That is good to hear that non invasive treatment is the way forward Ian

[coolcat]

I'm now back in Clacton. The job I was meant to be doing in Norwich today has been postponed for a fortnight

Oh well, gives me another excuse to get up there. I will make a supreme effort to take the boat out of the marina as well..... Got to get some cruising in

[Lancpudn]

Originally Posted by coolcat

That is good to hear that non invasive treatment is the way forward Ian

Yeah me too Jeff, I'm glad he suggested this is the best treatment for me as I didn't fancy the surgery route as that would have left me incontinent plus they couldn't guarantee the removal of all the cancer & the other treatment options were almost as invasive.



just been out watering the planters as they dry out quickly in this heat & it's still a proper scorcher out there, I hope it cools off overnight.



Pizza slices & salad for tea tonight & I dare say an ice cold Henry.

[stevestrat]

Originally Posted by Lancpudn

hormones & radio therapy instead of surgery

Hmm . . . . develop a pair of 44 double Ds and a liking for Ken Bruce! Good they're not coming at you with the meat cleaver.

Sent an email to the local council. Started working in the little used museum car park next door, they were concerned by some minor subsidence. Today . . . . WFT is that?! They'd brought in a pile driver to pack the new foundations, yes a huge bl00dy pile driver with a flat bottomed ram! Its only about 20 yards from the cottages and all four cottages were reverberating with the vibration caused by this thing pounding the ground. Had ornaments rattling on the shelves, we both had headaches, Ging even had earplugs in. We received no notification what so ever that this was planned. With the age of the cottages we're all concerned about the possibility of damage caused by the vibration. All I've heard back from the council so far is an acknowledgement email saying they will investigate.