We had some blue cheese
over Christmas. Last night "er indoors TM"
boiled the last of it into an omelette for tea. It was really good.
I *love* blue cheese in an omelette. But it doesn't love me.
Invariably it doesn't sit well, and I never remember this until it is
too late. And so I spent much of last night with something of a guts
ache.
As I worked on the night
shift I listened to the radio. Regular readers of this drivel may
recall that I commented on the sad death of Lemmy (of Motorhead
fame) last week. There is a program on the radio every Sunday
evening which runs features on the celebrities who have recently
died. Obviously Lemmy was featured last night. I didn't know that he
was sacked from the band "Hawkwind" having been
caught
smuggling drugs into America.
I know I'm getting old,
but do we *really* make heroes out of drug smugglers?
I've found these last two
night shifts quite tiring. I was glad when the relief arrived this
morning. I came home and took the dogs for a walk. "Furry
Face TM" was raring to go; Sid actually
went and hid (again). Sid doesn't seem to want to go for walks
but he had no choice today. We didn't go far; I was hoping to go
round the park but a heavy rainstorm put paid to our plans. We cut
our walk short and I went to bed. I slept like a log and was deeply
engrossed in a dream about the importance of cartography in a
post-apocalyptic nighmare when I was rudely awoken by the dogs
barking. To hear the commotion you would think that it was the end of
the world. Actually it was the postman.
I got up, put washing
into the washing machine and then intended to look at the accounts
but was unable to. The bank's on-line facility was kaput. I hope it
is not serious. Instead I had a look at my plan to fill in my
geo-calendar. I have some forty-two days (between now and 8 July)
on which I need to log finds to complete this challenge. Due to the
way in which my shifts work most of those days are days when I'm not
working. Finding them on the days when I am not working shouldn't be
too problematical.
However eighteen of these
are days when I am working. Which means a cheeky find on the way to
or from work. However over the last three and a half years I have
pretty much found everything between home and work. I shall have to
study that geo-map and see if I can't organise some circuitous drives
to work.
Washing came out of the
washing machine and onto the clothes horse; more washing went in, and
I backed up December's blog entries. Followning the demise of my
original storage I've set
up a backup just in case the Blogger website goes west. Having
backed up I then browsed some blog entries from eight years ago. In
retrospect although life is a lot more peaceful now the fruits of my
loin have left home, it is a lot less "danilicious".
I sorted my (washed
and dried) undercrackers whilst watching "Upstairs
Downstairs" until "er indoors TM"
came home and boiled up some scran. And with her off bowling I made
a start on the ironing. I got the ironing box empty, but
realistically all that has done has made space to put the washed
laundry. Once I've got it dry...
I have developed the same thing with cheese. I have found tablets such as these work well. http://www.naturesbest.co.uk/lactase-tablets-p704/
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