What have you done today thread?
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Been to Munich for lunch!
Urgent meeting with a supplier that required me seeing hardware, but available flights and the length of the drive at the other end ment I basically visited them for 3 hours, including a lunch in a Biergarten.
I've spent more time at airports and on planes today than I have actually talking to the people I went to see.
Doing wonders for my carbon footprint.
Urgent meeting with a supplier that required me seeing hardware, but available flights and the length of the drive at the other end ment I basically visited them for 3 hours, including a lunch in a Biergarten.
I've spent more time at airports and on planes today than I have actually talking to the people I went to see.
Doing wonders for my carbon footprint.
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Turned the railways electricity off in a hurry due to a trespasser this morning. Only off for 4 minutes until he was apprehended.
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Ah. Lüncheon in München. Sehr gut.Mr. Dazzle wrote: ↑Thu Jun 09, 2022 6:21 pm Been to Munich for lunch!
Urgent meeting with a supplier that required me seeing hardware, but available flights and the length of the drive at the other end ment I basically visited them for 3 hours, including a lunch in a Biergarten.
I've spent more time at airports and on planes today than I have actually talking to the people I went to see.
Doing wonders for my carbon footprint.
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That's the würst joke of the day. So far.Count Steer wrote: ↑Thu Jun 09, 2022 6:52 pmAh. Lüncheon in München. Sehr gut.Mr. Dazzle wrote: ↑Thu Jun 09, 2022 6:21 pm Been to Munich for lunch!
Urgent meeting with a supplier that required me seeing hardware, but available flights and the length of the drive at the other end ment I basically visited them for 3 hours, including a lunch in a Biergarten.
I've spent more time at airports and on planes today than I have actually talking to the people I went to see.
Doing wonders for my carbon footprint.
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I'm at my witz end.slowsider wrote: ↑Thu Jun 09, 2022 7:34 pmThat's the würst joke of the day. So far.Count Steer wrote: ↑Thu Jun 09, 2022 6:52 pmAh. Lüncheon in München. Sehr gut.Mr. Dazzle wrote: ↑Thu Jun 09, 2022 6:21 pm Been to Munich for lunch!
Urgent meeting with a supplier that required me seeing hardware, but available flights and the length of the drive at the other end ment I basically visited them for 3 hours, including a lunch in a Biergarten.
I've spent more time at airports and on planes today than I have actually talking to the people I went to see.
Doing wonders for my carbon footprint.
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The supplier wasn't happy either so Dazzle got sauerkraut at lünch.slowsider wrote: ↑Thu Jun 09, 2022 7:34 pmThat's the würst joke of the day. So far.Count Steer wrote: ↑Thu Jun 09, 2022 6:52 pmMr. Dazzle wrote: ↑Thu Jun 09, 2022 6:21 pm Been to Munich for lunch!
Urgent meeting with a supplier that required me seeing hardware, but available flights and the length of the drive at the other end ment I basically visited them for 3 hours, including a lunch in a Biergarten.
I've spent more time at airports and on planes today than I have actually talking to the people I went to see.
Doing wonders for my carbon footprint.
Ah. Lüncheon in München. Sehr gut.
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Went to FWR and got new tyres and an MOT - jeez new tyres make a real difference - worn out Avon’s compared to brand new Pirelli road Angel .
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That new tyre feeling is pretty special. Shame it doesn't last long.asmethurst99 wrote: ↑Thu Jun 09, 2022 8:23 pm Went to FWR and got new tyres and an MOT - jeez new tyres make a real difference - worn out Avon’s compared to brand new Pirelli road Angel .
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Went to work
Tested positive
Come home
Ready for 5 days off work
Tested positive
Come home
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Gws Dessert Demon.formula400 wrote: ↑Thu Jun 09, 2022 8:54 pm Went to work
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Gws -formula400 wrote: ↑Thu Jun 09, 2022 8:54 pm Went to work
Tested positive
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Spent the day trying t catch up with some of yesterdays rained off jobs as well as todays what started damp. Looks like another late finish Tomorrow now everyone's garden is more important and any one else's
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Was Bob actually at work today or off blasting round a race track leaving it all to Mattasmethurst99 wrote: ↑Thu Jun 09, 2022 8:23 pm Went to FWR and got new tyres and an MOT - jeez new tyres make a real difference - worn out Avon’s compared to brand new Pirelli road Angel .
Bugger, hope its all a mild one and doesnt go through the kitchen and your staffformula400 wrote: ↑Thu Jun 09, 2022 8:54 pm Went to work
Tested positive
Come home
Ready for 5 days off work
I had a free day today so spent some time on the big bike having fun and dropping off birthday card to my daughter who turns 30 this weekend (where the hell did that go) , went to the gym but took it easy as i knackered my back a few days ago and then a few emails and phone calls re changing some investments
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Was Bob actually at work today or off blasting round a race track leaving it all to Matt
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Checked tyre pressures on the Guzzi - oops 25% under what they should be, The Griso is really sensitive to low pressures, it must be the weight of the thing. When they're soft as you turn you get nothing, nothing, nothing and flop Now they are where they should be the transition is so much smoother and gives much more confidence.
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Rescued my wife's car and left it at the garage to be repaired. The back window fell off, it's one of the dreadful little shoebox sized Peugeots. Happily because the ferries are cancelled the garage is not that busy.
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Packed up the camper and am waiting for the wife to get home and then were straight out off for two nights in sunny (hopefully) mersea island!
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Bit of a week this week. Monday was a holiday, so had an extra day to recover from physio and OT!
Then, on Tuesday I had an appointment with the shoulder surgeon. I was given a letter to take to her from the doctor in rehab. So, as it wasn't sealed, I read it - as best I could with my lack of reading skills! LOL The last bit mentioned surgery So I got google translate out and used the photo bit to translate that last paragraph - yup - mentions additional surgery WTAF
Taxi was 1.5 hours late to go, so almost missed xray (arrived with moments to spare before 12:00!!), then made my way up to the surgeon (had to wait nearly an hour for the taxi back too )
She was pleased to see that not only was I no longer in ridiculous pain, but I had more mobility in the shoulder, so all going the right way I questioned about the note in the letter and she relooked at the xrays and said she didn't see any problems. Also that when she did the applications for rehab places she did write that continued use of the crutches could cause the prosthesis to move (didn't know that either!! LOL). Anyway, I have a CT scan booked for Tuesday morning (in the same hospital as rehab, so no messing around with taxis!) just to confirm all is well. TBF, I'm not worrying now as when the first one moved (before the second op), damn that was painful. Ridiculously so (more than after 9 weeks on crutches). Given that the pain is reducing again to the point I don't really call it pain. It hurts a bit after physio or OT but generally it's ok outside that
Tuesday afternoon I walked 'almost' properly at the parallel bars (Almost because I leant quite a lot on the left bar!)
Wednesday the physio taught me to walk using one crutch Ok, I'm 'doing it wrong' because I have to use the one crutch on the same side as the bad leg - it should be the opposite side, but I can't use the right arm for the crutch cos of the shoulder. But - I could walk a bit
Thursday - loads of walking with one stick, not just in physio - she told me to walk to and from physio First time I've been able to walk in the corridor since I arrived! It's probably not much over 100/120m from my room to physio, but damn that made me feel good.
Today, OT has been seriously positive, I did a couple of exercises without the weighted sling/suspension system that helps me lift the arm Then more walking to physio.
This afternoon I went to physio on wheels as she wanted me to do all leg work - so, leg presses, curls, extensions then exercises at the parallel bars I did most of the stuff at the bars without leaning on my left arm
At the very end of the session, I walked about four steps totally normally Bloody AWESOME. Can't actually do much more yet as the left leg muscles are soooooo weak. But damn this week (after the initial shock of the doc's letter) has been bloody awesome
Then, on Tuesday I had an appointment with the shoulder surgeon. I was given a letter to take to her from the doctor in rehab. So, as it wasn't sealed, I read it - as best I could with my lack of reading skills! LOL The last bit mentioned surgery So I got google translate out and used the photo bit to translate that last paragraph - yup - mentions additional surgery WTAF
Taxi was 1.5 hours late to go, so almost missed xray (arrived with moments to spare before 12:00!!), then made my way up to the surgeon (had to wait nearly an hour for the taxi back too )
She was pleased to see that not only was I no longer in ridiculous pain, but I had more mobility in the shoulder, so all going the right way I questioned about the note in the letter and she relooked at the xrays and said she didn't see any problems. Also that when she did the applications for rehab places she did write that continued use of the crutches could cause the prosthesis to move (didn't know that either!! LOL). Anyway, I have a CT scan booked for Tuesday morning (in the same hospital as rehab, so no messing around with taxis!) just to confirm all is well. TBF, I'm not worrying now as when the first one moved (before the second op), damn that was painful. Ridiculously so (more than after 9 weeks on crutches). Given that the pain is reducing again to the point I don't really call it pain. It hurts a bit after physio or OT but generally it's ok outside that
Tuesday afternoon I walked 'almost' properly at the parallel bars (Almost because I leant quite a lot on the left bar!)
Wednesday the physio taught me to walk using one crutch Ok, I'm 'doing it wrong' because I have to use the one crutch on the same side as the bad leg - it should be the opposite side, but I can't use the right arm for the crutch cos of the shoulder. But - I could walk a bit
Thursday - loads of walking with one stick, not just in physio - she told me to walk to and from physio First time I've been able to walk in the corridor since I arrived! It's probably not much over 100/120m from my room to physio, but damn that made me feel good.
Today, OT has been seriously positive, I did a couple of exercises without the weighted sling/suspension system that helps me lift the arm Then more walking to physio.
This afternoon I went to physio on wheels as she wanted me to do all leg work - so, leg presses, curls, extensions then exercises at the parallel bars I did most of the stuff at the bars without leaning on my left arm
At the very end of the session, I walked about four steps totally normally Bloody AWESOME. Can't actually do much more yet as the left leg muscles are soooooo weak. But damn this week (after the initial shock of the doc's letter) has been bloody awesome
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Today (and for the next few weeks) I will mostly be recovering from a hernia op. Went in yesterday just after midday, was in theatre for 4pm, and out again and awake by about 6pm - sore, drugged up to the eyeballs and thirsty as hell.
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