Well, that’s the grass cut (not by me, I hasten to add - too much knee pain). Have paid a gardener to do it. 
Got the kitchen cleaned and washing up done (managed that meself 
).
Time for a bit of snap, thence to the bottle bank…
What’s “a bit of snap” Judsy? 
Did you use a fork lift to load the bottles up? 
Northern working class term for summat to eat, dinner to us, lunch for you Southerners, pranzo for Italians. 
Only ten bottles this time - brown as opposed to green.
This afternoon back to that scorching hot sunny weather
Does that mean the mold hasn’t set inside the bottle yet? 
My sister has a problem with her legs, has had for quite a few years. Well she fell out of bed early this morning. She could not get back into bed. My wife and I tried but it is much difficult than you think - the legs are completely floppy. So we called the ambulance. They came in with a compressor gadget to get the legs to co-operate. The ambulance guys wanted to get her into hospital for several checks. She wanted none of that - she is opinionated then some…
Anyway she got her walker and came backdown stairs by herself. She is going hack home tomorrow by train.
We had nothing like that at all last night and I do love a good thunder and lightening session. Seems the whole of the storm front passed us by - AGAIN!!
Gosh Besoeker. Is she safe doing a train journey on her own?
Yes, it sounded right overhead here Percy. Bit scary it was, too. I’m not a great storm lover.
There’s nothing left in the bottles to go mouldy by the time I’ve finished with them.
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[quote=“Mups, post:28, topic:91272”]
Gosh Besoeker. Is she safe doing a train journey on her own?[/quote]
That’s a good question, Mups. She got up here by herself and probably back home. Anxious moments for us. I think she is considering move up here in Yorkshire to be closer to is. We are encouraging her to do so.