I slept for eight hours
before finally waking to find that not only were my guts still tender
but the tennis elbow seems to have returned.
Over brekkie I had a
look-see on-line. Little had happened overnight, and perhaps the only
thing of note was a hint I'd received about
a geo-puzzle which has had me foxed for some time. Mind you one
of the disadvantages of email and soicial media and instant
communication is the amount of spam emails and adverts with which we
find ourselves bombarded. In years gone by I used to get adverts
about the services offered by ladies of dubious morals. Just recently
I seem to be getting more and more adverts for
church management software solutions.
Why on Earth would I want
to buy a church management software solution?
As I scoffed my toast a
new posting popped up on my laptop screen. A chap I met through
geocaching had been out doing a little astro-photography. I suggested
he might be interested in joining the astro club. He had no idea that
one existed locally and was immediately keen on the idea.
The astro club makes
quite a bit of effort to advertise its existance, and still we aren't
getting to the people who would want to join.
I also saw that today was
National
Rubber Ducky Day. Rubber ducky day.... who makes these things up?
And how much do they get paid for doing so?
Having a little time on
my hands I hought I might take the dogs for a walk. Fudge was raring
to go; Sid ran and hid. But they both went round the park with me. As
we walked we heard woodpeckers; rather early in the year for
woodpeckers I thought. We also heard what I can only describe as a
large dog losing a fight with a duck; there was very loud pitiful
barking and whining and very aggressive quacking. I decided against
walking in the direction from where that sound was emanating.
We also saw joggers. Some
were typical joggers; one caught my eye. this young lady had the most
skimpiest skin-tight lycra jogging bikini and might was well have
been running stark naked for all that it covered. I would have
thought that such attire was a little chilly for this time of year,
but it brightened up an otherwise dull morning.
The rest of the day was
rather dull in comparison...
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