Yesterday was a gentle day.
When I got my slice of bread out of the freezer, I realised I was almost out of sliced bread so I set to and made a couple of yeasted loaves for me rather than for someone else. By early afternoon, the house smelled wonderful and the loaves looked the same. They're now sliced and in the freezer which is what I always do as I used to waste so much bread. I don't even have a bread bin any more, there's no need for one.
When I got my slice of bread out of the freezer, I realised I was almost out of sliced bread so I set to and made a couple of yeasted loaves for me rather than for someone else. By early afternoon, the house smelled wonderful and the loaves looked the same. They're now sliced and in the freezer which is what I always do as I used to waste so much bread. I don't even have a bread bin any more, there's no need for one.
I did housework, sorted a few things out, fought the temptation to go shopping (and won) and at three I was ready for the online Chairs' Forum. Getting on Teams was a right kerfuffle. I thought it was just me having issues but it was everyone so, obviously, a general problem. We all got in eventually and the meeting started late but at least it happened.
My wind up radio has arrived. It's quite cute, has solar power as well as rechargeable and batteries and has the loudest warning alarm I have ever heard. Not a wake up alarm, one you can turn on if in danger to alert others.
And the cutest handle to wind it up, if needed. It said one minute of winding produces twenty minutes of power which sounds pretty good although I hope I never have to test it.
I've worked out how the cylinder goes in the little gas stove. Like all these things, it was easy really. It can't be used indoors, of course, but I reckon it would be fine by the entrance to the garden room with the doors wide open. Not that I would choose to cook outdoors on a cold winter's day or in a blackout, but the option is there.
And the cutest handle to wind it up, if needed. It said one minute of winding produces twenty minutes of power which sounds pretty good although I hope I never have to test it.
I've worked out how the cylinder goes in the little gas stove. Like all these things, it was easy really. It can't be used indoors, of course, but I reckon it would be fine by the entrance to the garden room with the doors wide open. Not that I would choose to cook outdoors on a cold winter's day or in a blackout, but the option is there.
On to today which starts with early morning personal training so I need to out of the house by 6:45. Then Chris is over for coffee and chat and after that I'm off to Val's for lunch and more chat.
It's all go today!
It's all go today!
Have a great day, everyone. Stay warm and stay safe. xx
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