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Author Archives: james
Looks like we’re definitely getting a pattern
Morning and two from the early afternoon. Basically, unmedicated reading, close to lowest, even closer to lowest. With, of course, the increased heart rate as the pressure drops.
Spotted in the polytunnel
First one of the year, almost ready. Yes, it is a bit small, but the plant actually fruited before I’d even got them planted out.
I’m intrigued
The apparent suspect in Ann Widdicombe’s murder would appear to have managed to drive from Rochdale to just outside Newton Abbot in four and a half hours if the timings released to the public are to be believed. That’s an … Continue reading
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No dig diary, 9th July 2026
Again it was far too hot to achieve much today, but I did manage to pot up a few more peppers. Once temperatures had dropped a fair bit in the evening, I thought I’d have a poke about in Frankenstein’s … Continue reading
What’s not to love about cabbage?
Got to love coleslaw made with veggies (and honey, in fact) from your own garden, though I can’t deny that the red onion isn’t ours as I’ve not lifted them yet. I’d eaten a few forkfuls before I took the … Continue reading
I wish he’d stuck with acting
I can’t deny that I was a fan of the “Lewis” television series and I very much enjoyed the interplay between Lewis and James Hathaway. Sadly Laurence Fox must have got worms in his brain or something and decided that … Continue reading
Have I fallen into a scene from “The Birds”?
When I was “out and about” this afternoon I noticed huge numbers of crows circling above the house. It was hard to get a photo as I couldn’t see them on the screen of my phone, but there were easily … Continue reading
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I am so not looking forward to this
Forecast for the next few days: and since I grabbed that screenshot I think it’s got even hotter 🙁 I might have to emigrate to Lapland.
Just scary
Full article But it’s one specific paragraph that caught my attention: A recent assessment, by the charity Action Aid in Ituri suggested about a third of respondents did not believe Ebola was a real disease, instead viewing it as a … Continue reading
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