In order to calm down after the excitement of Saturday, we spent most of Sunday afternoon(or so it felt) changing our energy supplier.
Scottish power (who else!) claim that our on-line account with them will be £456 per annun cheaper than British gas/Npower are at present. Whoopee!
G can also have the pleasure of being "meter-man" & posting his results.
Sunday was "Fireworks Spectacular" at Drayton Manor Park.
The fireworks were all fantastic, especially the final one, which filled the whole sky & took minutes to fall to earth.
Apparently, it contained 60kg of explosives (I might have that wrong) & such monsters were made illegal immediately afterwards.
Photo 3 may have some historical significance to the pyrotechnics industry!
Monday, completed the Citizenship course, took it to Swad & spent 3 hours copying /completing. Used the Sat Nav! She only made one mistake, when I ended up in a building site, hard hat zone, & had to do a bit of crafty manoevering to get out.
Oh, & it fell off, so I listened to instructions from the passenger foot-well, on the way back.
I went to the gym & had my induction + a great workout & swim - I have been offered "spinning Classes".
This must be a new cult.
Apparently you use a bike!
Arrived home at 8.00pm (new time), knackered.
8 comments:
Busy days. How is 8:00pm new time different from old time? Apart from it being darker.
8:00pm is the new 9:00 pm, spring forward,fall back.If ths doesn't make you dizzy, spinning will. ajen
Ah, The cooling towers of Ferrybridge 'C' which interestingly is a sister site to Didcot 'A' in boiler and coal mill terms, and is one of the older 2000MW stations. The A and B station buildings now contain the NPower workshops.
How VERY interesting!.Both A & B -must be a VERY large workshops.
I must remember to pass that information on.
I must have fallen asleep!
Anyway, I thought that Ben might get excited at the photo of....Cooling Towers!
The clock says 8.00pm, my body thinks 9.00pm.
Great, am, not so great, pm.
I will not mention this again.
In about two weeks they will have synchronised.
I was very stiff this morning, nothing that a bit of stretching & two hours housework couldn't sort.
m
Changing the clocks seems to have agreed with Katie. She now sleeps through for 12 hours at a time. I must remember to make my fortune by writing a book about this holy grail of advice at some point.
You'll have to wrap it a bit - just wait until yhe last Sunday in October would be a slim volume.
g
Thanks to George W Bush we are not changing our clocks until the first Sunday in November! - coming up soon
I think he even had a convincing argument for doing it - rare for anything HE ever did
WRM
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