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For Saturday 25 April 2020
The Saturday Wrap for 25 April 2020. Remembering Tony Norton, When to shop, Lettuce, Back Street Boys Tour. Live from Bedwas #SaturdayWrap
Mr Shiny
The Problem. My hair was growing out of control, it was taking too long to dry, I could do a thing with it and it was in Autumn / Winter camo. The solution. Go to Amazon and order a hair trimmer. Pictures and 4K video as appropriate and hoover up the detritus. Going to give it a 3.75/5. Good first effort #YMMV.
Garden – April 2020
March was a funny month as I’m sure you all can guess. So with the fence being mostly down and the Corona Virus, nothing much happened. However the fence is now back up, I have 13 seed potatoes (Red Duck of York) planted in various bags and containers. However, I’m now out of compost and I can’t just pop out to get some. The Summer Onions are coming on well and I’ve planted some maincrop sets to replace those that failed. On the indoor front. I have planted, White an Red Spring Onions, Lemon Basil and Garden Mint. Oh and I think we are having a drought. 2020 is turning out to be one hell of a year.
For Saturday 04 April 2020
Picard season one ender. Apple buys Dark Sky. Mail merge in Word. Zoom. Try Jitsi or Skype. Voice. Black Duvet Friday. Live from Bedwas #SaturdayWrap
For Saturday 28 March 2020
Old SSD, now a Synology, Plex USB drive, Shopping, Idiots, Derek the Compost Bin and a Drought. Live from Bedwas #SaturdayWrap
For Saturday 21 March 2020
New PC swap out, Stay out of Pubs, St Patrick’s Day, The Pubs Close and a Raspberry Pi. #SaturdayWrap
Garden – February 2020
February 2020 is going down as the worst weather since the double Beast from The East in March 2018. First of all Storm Ciara blew my fence down and Storm Dennis and the ongoing bad weather is stopping it being put back up again. So the garden hasn’t been dug and with all this rain it wouldn’t be. The only real growth is Onions, Summer Onions outside and Spring Onions indoors. I have Potatoes chitting and with a bit of luck, they will go in their bags and pots late March 2020.