Very hot day, but luckily there was a a stiff breeze to take the edge off it.
Reassuring feeling of finding myself back in the pasta aisle at Tescos where it all began on Mar 12 - when I photographed the empty shelves - and seeing them once more full of pasta.
Text from S. She is in the new Northern Contagion Zone.
<1 Sun
Breezy
VERY HOT
Friday, July 31, 2020
Thursday, July 30, 2020
Wednesday, July 29, 2020
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Saturday, July 25, 2020
Friday, July 24, 2020
Duly put on face covering and went shopping. I felt like a complete plum at first, but soon I began to enjoy it, it was
like live SF role-playing. Was irked to see 1 or 2 customers in both the Tesco Express and the Co-op not following my
example. It was a relief though to take it off when I came out of the Co-op and turned towards home, like taking one's bra off.
RAIN overnight
≤8 Sc
SUNNY SPELLS
≤8 Sc
SUNNY SPELLS
Thursday, July 23, 2020
The face-covering ordinance begins at midnight.
It is going to be very strange.
Fortunately I took a
lesson from whoever that Vietnam war strategist
was I watched that prog about that time
and didn't allow my ego to
strand me in an illogical position, because I could
see a month or so ago that it was coming.
Much sun
HOT
HOT
Wednesday, July 22, 2020
Notice the Radio 4 start has gone back to
0520, and News Briefing is back at 0530. During the plague it was replaced by staying with the World Service till after
the 5.30 news.
At the daily zoom meeting B was talking about the back-to-work plan and saying he didn't want us to go back
to the office because it had become obvious that we could perfectly well work remotely.
0600 7 m-Ack
Gradually more sun
->HOT
Gradually more sun
->HOT
Tuesday, July 21, 2020
Monday, July 20, 2020
Co-op had signs up warning people that the face covering ordination takes effect on Friday.
Encouraging news about COVID vaccines and therapies. Latter probly more important as it'd be at least a year before the
latter is widely in use, even if it turns out to be a winner.
About noon was looking at the sunlight, which had just come round to that side of the house, gilding the edge of the gold curtains, with the green and yellow euonymous visible through the white net curtain, and blue sky and white clouds in the upper half of the window. It was a good, peaceful feeling, the sort of way I hoped I'd
feel all the time living here, but which the parking situation prevented.
6 small Cu
Cooler
Cooler
Sunday, July 19, 2020
(11.30pm). Spotted the comet 'Neouise' - pretty faint. At 11pm could just find it with the naked eye once I'd located it
with binoculars. So that's better than Halley, which was very dim if I saw it at all in 1986, and worse than Hale-Bopp,
which looked like a proper picture-book comet to the naked eye in 1997. This one was in the NW rather like H-B.
Have stayed up 1-1½ hours past my bedtime for this. For science! Saw a shooting star during the observations too.
8 Sc
BRIGHT at times
BRIGHT at times
Saturday, July 18, 2020
Friday, July 17, 2020
Doing the Weather Diaries in the morning found that Jul 17 1989 ended in 3 dots which looked suspiciously out-of-band, and they were - I'd got distracted and left 3 or 4 paras untranscribed. Duly did them, and was rewarded with two incidents I'd forgotten about.
0700 <8 Sc-allop Sun
1100 6 Cu
1700 0 HOT
1100 6 Cu
1700 0 HOT
Thursday, July 16, 2020
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