The Chill Out Zone

[Lancpudn]

Morning all, Overcast & mild here, Looks like the rain isn't too far off according to the weather forecast.

[trikey]

Morning all, a lovely sunny start to the day here this morning, I had a good sleep last night which always helps.

[Gate Keeper]

Originally Posted by trikey

Can I join the crocked club? Took by ambulance from work to A&E this morning as I had all the signs of a heart attack.

Covid test, two separate ecg’s, chest X-ray and bloods taken.

Thankfully all red silts came back negative, feeling rough at the mo’ been told to rest.

I must praise the paramedics and staff at James Paget Hospital, very friendly and efficient.

Not looking forward to removing these…

Morning Andy, morning Deb. A mutual friend went through this last week with all the symptoms of a heart attack, fortunately it wasn’t but he is going to be followed up by cardiology. At a personal level, I have been through it and considered it to be a warning and to make some changes for the better, a second chance.

Ah ha! removing those electrode stickers….. Fast and Furious

[Rev Jules]

Originally Posted by bluebird

I can take them off for u if u like hee hee


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Very! Very! slowly.

Rev.

You two are not having a lot of luck, but please take of yourselves..

[FLYING BANANA]

Morning everyone.

We have a sunny start.

Hopefully today we will get to the bottom of Banana’s electrical problems.

[stevestrat]

Morning, Ging's dayshift so up at five, went back to bed but as usual didn't sleep, just dozed. Mild but its been raining overnight.

Having bother with the Sky remote, some button you have to press hard, mainly the most frequently used ones. Wondering if the driver's door switchpack treatment would improve it, ie take it to bits and try to clean the contacts. Anybody done that?

[Goldrover]

Sorry to hear about your health, take care both of you and get better soon.

[Lancpudn]

Miserable drizzly day here, I had a lot of Mussleburgh leek seedlings earlier in the year & just planted them in clumps because I'd run out of space, They never really grew into adult plants as they were too close together but boy are they sweet & tender.
Just harvested a bunch to put in a casserole for tomorrow. Been skip dipping again too as I saw some new 6'x2"x1" slate battens in it

[stevestrat]

Originally Posted by Lancpudn

Been skip dipping again too as I saw some new 6'x2"x1" slate battens in it

Need to be quick to beat the old boy next door, bleedin' magpie. Few winters ago a ship lost timber overboard, he made umpteen trips across to the shore humping it back. Can't complain really, he made us a couple of planters

[Lancpudn]

Originally Posted by stevestrat

Need to be quick to beat the old boy next door, bleedin' magpie. Few winters ago a ship lost timber overboard, he made umpteen trips across to the shore humping it back. Can't complain really, he made us a couple of planters

What I cant understand is the guy has a garage where he could easily store them in the roof apex Timber's expensive. I also got a soggy bale of straw (they had a Halloween party) That's gone on the compost heap.


They don't seem to have run out of fireworks around here yet