WHATS YOUR WEATHER LIKE 2019

Soon be time to swap duvet from 4.5 to 7 tog...
And the sun's not in such agreat rush to get up now. And she's rising alot further south east than east....

 

Not amused then ?

 

You'll trip over that lip @ARMANDII .

Mostly cloudy with a light breeze blowing so I managed to get the lawns mowed. Strimming and back lawn's on the cards for tomorrow. 13C/55F

How did the shed move go @CanadianLori ?

 

Lovely warm day today. Blue skies and sunshine.

 

Good morning all sunny and light wind temp 8 to 17c
Precipitation 2%
Sunrise was 6.46
Sunset 19.17
A bit nippy this morning walking Barley.

 

Another great day ahead but a tad cooler , a high of 19C.

 

What's happened to @Retired /colin?
Haven't seen him for a few days.

 

Nor @Verdun either. Missed @moyra too for a week but glad to see she's back on the Yawn,yawn ,wakey, wakey thread. Don't like it when people go missing!!

 

I keep having to check on fahrenheit readings @ARMANDII ....haven't a clue. We are currently at 54f.

 

Hi,

This is very friendly of you Logan; thanks so much.

I'm very much still around but don't really know where things have just been so hectic I don't appear to have a spare minute. A few weeks ago Bron bought me an expensive TIG welder and in less than ten minutes use it exploded filling the workshop in dense smoke; it's now back under warranty being repaired and I'm unsure whether to keep it after repair or try another make so I've been doing a lot of research and checking reviews. It was rather disconcerting to be sitting quietly welding when the explosion occurred only feet away behind my back; good job I don't scare easily.

Last Friday we had CCTV Packages - Professionally Installed for the Home - Eyesec here installing top end CCTV who did an absolutely superb installation but with the initial contact; rep here to do the quote; the guy to do the survey then a full day for installation it occupied us. I've been spending time on a welding forum discussing 3 phase 415V electrics which has been time consuming. I've been taking Bron out etc then of course grafting in the gardens; the cars now clean and polished; I'm unsure if retirement is punishment or pleasure because it's tiring me out.

This morning started with the usual problem; last night I tried to renew our TV licence online but payment kept being rejected; this morning payment rejected again so I've had to ignore the official online form and pay by bank transfer; every little job seems to take forever to complete.

Yesterday afternoon I removed all the dead wild flowers from our side garden then dug the garden over by spade; I intended to get cracking first thing again this morning but the TV licence got in the way; I might as well now have a mug of tea and bickie before doing a bit more grafting.

I like spending time on this forum because it's so friendly and reassuring to know I'm cared about enough to be missed so a big hug to you Logan.

Kind regards, Colin.

 

I only know 16c = 61f