Tough on my trousers 
Dry hopping the N.E.I.P.A.
Cutting Narelle’s hair and having mine cut.
Stabilising the batch of wine.
Cleaning down the brewery.
Cooking.
Now lazing and drinking.
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Had the car washed at an ex petrol station. Super result , looks like new and only £6
I’ve got tickets for the box 1st November. Really looking forward to it. But then I liked the old museum too. Everything I’ve heard about the box has been positive. Seems our council can get it right sometimes.
It is really so much more than I expected. Something Plymouth can be proud of.
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Took a drive out to Holbeach St Matthew this afternoon for an exploratory doggo walk.
As the crow flies it’s perhaps 6 miles from where we live, but thanks to the district’s many, many drains and rivers, and very, very few bridges, to drive it’s closing-in on 20 miles.
It’s a very quiet and lightly populated corner of an area that itself is notable chiefly for its spaciousness. It was so quiet this afternoon that a flock of starlings flickering over the marshes sounded like one big feather with a stiff breeze blowing through it… Made me wonder if they somehow instinctively coordinate their wingbeats?
Typically for the shores of The Wash, were it not for the enormous coastal-defence embankment, sea and sky and land would simply lose their definition as they peter-out in all directions - perfectly flat as far as the eye can see.
The Spring tide-flooded salt marshes on one side of the bank are - slightly giddily - a comfortable 10m above the height of the farmland on the other side. It has a real sense of the End of the World - not apocalyptically, simply as a terminus.
I’d love to show you some pics of what large amounts of fuck-all looks like, but I never remember my camera, so you’ll just have to imagine it. It goes something like this, but more sea-y:
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Looks amazing
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I miss it sometimes.
I’m not sure I’d call it beautiful. But there really is nothing else like it.
Here are a couple of pictures (minus any atmosphere) as part of report which does call it a beauty spot
Best of local news ?
VB
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It’s quite unique, and it has a curious way of sucking you in, which is not entirely related to the soft mud underfoot, and I kind of struggle to imagine moving very far away now.
We were parked not far from Shep Whites, too! You’d think you could hit the Stump with a horseshoe from there - didn’t realise how close-in it was until we actually got there. You could see all along the Lincs shore as far as Skeggy.
PS: always got a room for you here when you’re pining 
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End of my first year as a scuzzy boss. Accountants tried to explain everything but long story short, we did ok
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Wait! Wut? Really?
You are in-charge of something?
You?
I assumed you were in some sort of secure unit, or at least day care…
You’re not running the country by any chance are you? It would explain a lot…
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Proper LOLs 
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My tag line shows I am epically qualified for leadership, however I do feel shame and embarrassment so that fucked my chances
(I am only in charge of me)
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That’s great to know. My Dad suggested we go, so I’ll give him a thumbs up.
Me too
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Back to work today after “Not going to Straya” holiday.
Surprisingly pleasant. A few things have gone on since I’ve been “away”. So much so that the staff were really glad to see me. No, REALLY glad.
It was a nice feeling.
The Area Manager was also quite welcoming. I think he missed me.
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Sorry to hear this. Keep out of the way to the plague ridden undead troglodytes that pollute your place of work commuters. Safety first and all that sort of thing.
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Fear not. I made it very clear this morning that I had no intention of leaving the office unless there was a major incident. Seems fair.
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I take it you were equally clear that you didn’t want anyone else to come into the office either 
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VB
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I haven’t washed for 4 weeks, so not an issue
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