Good morning one and all, a bit of rain overnight but it has turned into a lovely spring day in the mid 20s
I had to go to a pathology place this morning for my PSA blood test, when I got there at 8.30 there were a couple of other people waiting so it was only about a 15 minute wait. I forgot to get it done before the long weekend and I visit the specialist next Tuesday but I think a week should be long enough for him to get the results, hope so anyway.
Afterwards wandered back home (it is only a block away) and decided that with a rapidly drying grass it was a good opportunity to spray some of that cheap Chinese Roundup along the fence line, followed by mowing all the grass. The recent rain has made it all leap out of the ground.
Good morning!
Cloudy, damp, but not actually raining
A few errands in town this morning -
Get a mini statement
Appointment at my building society
Make an appointment at Specsavers
Post a birthday card to my eldest grandson; he will be 13 next week - an actual teenager!
A mild yet grey start to the day here on the south coast, possibly brightening later.
Nothing much to say about today. The wife has gone to see her cousins to get all the latest family gossip (which I will hear all about later). So I have the house to myself. First job of the day is to drag my PC outside and give it a complete blowdown as its in a bit of a state. I have ordered some cards to fit the motherboard, but I’d rather clean it up first before they arrive. Secondly, sweep up my front drive as I was rodding out the drain yesterday and need to tidy up a bit. Just been to the surgery and arranged my annual health check and blood test in a couple of week’s time. My wife has an old laptop which I need to get rid of, not before cleaning the hard drive. It’s quite an old one, originally had Windows Vista but eventually upgraded to Windows 10 which was barely able to run being of low spec. I will probably install Linux and see if I can find maybe a charity shop to give it to. I’d hate to simply throw it because it does function.