It was cold and wet.
My first job was to print out a label for Shona’s old software that the company wanted back. What it was going to do with such old tech was beyond me, but I did as I was asked. I’d just got home when Shona wrote back that the label didn’t cover the whole barcode. My fault, I needed to redo it after I had turned the the printout to Landscape mode. Did that and drove back to Shona’s house with two copies with the labels in proper landscape mode. That left me with some time to make my lunch.
Afterwards, I ordered fresh coffee from my local supplier. With that done, it was time to go for a walk over St Mo’s. By the time I was walking back home, the weather was closing in and although it wasn’t actually raining, the threat was there. Worse still, the camera was telling me I’d have to use a really low aperture and shutter speed. Some of the photos were almost black! A quick adjustment when I got home fixed the problem and a photo of a dried up Cow Parsley head made PoD.
Dinner tonight was veg soup as starter followed by the remains of yesterday’s Tuscan Chicken that actually tasted just as good as yesterday’s! I was delighted. The whole meal was rounded off with a nicely warmed Mince Pie each.
Spoke to Jamie in the evening and heard to our dismay that he had just finished cutting his grass. Ours is still trying to dry out from a week’s worth of rain. Maybe this coming week will be a bit less sodden that last week’s with its rain and fog.
We need to be up early tomorrow to tidy up the downstairs cupboard to allow the man to get access to a cupboard to replace the Smart Meter. We’re hoping it will be replaced by someone who knows how these things work. The last time we had a meter replaced we had a long argument with British Gas who kept fobbing us off until the Ombudsman sorted things out.