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Another hot day I'll probably be indoors this afternoon.
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Hot here too though I've been stuck around the house this morning while the plumber was here replacing the electric shower.
FYI the original shower cost £76 in 1999 - the new one (almost identical) was £109. That's inflation for you. 
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It is sweltering here again, too hot to do anything outside so catching up on housework.
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(14-06-2023, 01:44 PM)Knotty Wrote: It is sweltering here again, too hot to do anything outside so catching up on housework.
What's this 'housework' everyone goes on about?  it's not in my vocabulary
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14-06-2023, 01:47 PM
(This post was last modified: 14-06-2023, 01:48 PM by Veggie.)
Housework!! Its always too hot for housework - even in December.
Snap, JJB.
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(14-06-2023, 12:28 PM)Veggie Wrote: Hot here too though I've been stuck around the house this morning while the plumber was here replacing the electric shower.
FYI the original shower cost £76 in 1999 - the new one (almost identical) was £109. That's inflation for you.
P was researching a new chainsaw blade. The last one he bought was in the mid 80s at about £18 he can get a cheepo one today for around £11 or a branded one for £15 ish. That's the sort of 'flation I like
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I did early morning gardening, was out for lunch then spent most of the afternoon indoors.
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Far too hot here, especially standing on a picket line next to a busy road as I have been today! Very glad it's a bit cooler for my journey home this evening. I have barely been at home since last Thursday (just a few hours Sunday night that saw me watering some plants at 11pm at night) Dreading to think how crispy things will be when I get home tonight. Hoping to give things a good drenching tomorrow. I've actually got annual leave from next Wednesday so checked the weather, only to find it's going to be tipping it down 90% of my days off! I really would have preferred it the other way around...
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Today is cloudy and far more pleasant for working in the garden. No rain promised though.
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We've had a short sharp shower - unfortunately, it didn't last long but it is the first meaningful rain here for a couple of weeks. I stood out in it and enjoyed my shower.
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