Minor Pleasures (35 Viewers)

[7 - No tomorrow]

I am a bit sick. Head cold or something. Not quite myself.
Took some pills from the pharmacist last night and I was asleep by 9.
Upshot was that I was wide awake and feeling refreshed at 5:30. Which was enough time to torrent Fargo and watch it with a cup of tea before work. It's usually on too late for me anyway.
I'm putting this in the W (win) column.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

sniiiiip

 

[Unicron]

Yesterday my work plans for tomorrow were: begin work as normal, then drive to Castlebarfor 6:30, work till midnight, come home and arrive back at 2:30 AM

Got told this morning that actually I can be there for 3:30. Still gonna be a long day but not quite so bad.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

Stuck on Brimful Of Asha earlier but had to leg out to the post office
When I came back Youtube autoplay had Still D.R.E. on.
Good.

 

[pete]

A Christmas card from one of you lot. A first in almost 17 years.

 

[Unicron]

Yesterday my work plans for tomorrow were: begin work as normal, then drive to Castlebarfor 6:30, work till midnight, come home and arrive back at 2:30 AM

Got told this morning that actually I can be there for 3:30. Still gonna be a long day but not quite so bad.

As it turned out I didn't get to finish and leave Castlebar till 1AM. Home at 3:30.

Wrecked today.

 

[Theseus Mock]

My research has now moved on to can openers.I'm done with shitty can openers

I generally shun any sort of gadget when it comes to kitchen stuff but these battery operated can openers are actually quite good: Hands Free Automatic Can Opener They slice the lid off with no sharp edges. Make to sure to watch the hilarious demonstration video. You generally see these things around for 10-15 euros. Otherwise I'd go manual & get a KitchenAid one.

 

[therealjohnny]

I generally shun any sort of gadget when it comes to kitchen stuff but these battery operated can openers are actually quite good: Hands Free Automatic Can Opener They slice the lid off with no sharp edges. Make to sure to watch the hilarious demonstration video. You generally see these things around for 10-15 euros. Otherwise I'd go manual & get a KitchenAid one.

My Dad brought one of these back from America in the early 70s. For years there was an enormous voltage adapter on the kitchen sideboard to get the thing to work. I think it was only retired last year.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

A Christmas card from one of you lot. A first in almost 17 years.

Weird

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

My Dad brought one of these back from America in the early 70s. For years there was an enormous voltage adapter on the kitchen sideboard to get the thing to work. I think it was only retired last year.

That is some proper Dad gear.
Can opener AND knife sharpener.

You were the fucking Jetsons of Dún na nGall

 

[тхеодоре кацзынски]

A Christmas card from one of you lot. A first in almost 17 years.

I wonder who.
Whats your address, we'll snow you under with cards.

 

[pete]

I wonder who.
Whats your address, we'll snow you under with cards.

Scroll down.

 

[Denny Oubidoux]

I just got a Happy Christmas text from the barber

 

[hugh]

I just got a Happy Christmas text from the barber

I think that's a hint.

 

[Denny Oubidoux]

It was a group text to all his customers

 

[pete]

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[the_jen]

Frozen grapes.

 

[тхеодоре кацзынски]

Frozen grapes.

Bought frozen? Centra started selling them lately, seemed like a strange concept.

 

[the_jen]

Bought frozen? Centra started selling them lately, seemed like a strange concept.

I just buy them regular and stick them in the freezer for a day. They're great. Like tiny grape sorbets. Like when you get an orange with the top cut off and orange sorbet inside in the Chinese?, like that, but with less effort.

 

[Cornu Ammonis]

New phone and the last Christmas card of the season.