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31 Jul 2023, 3:21 pm

Today in turn, I saw a dentist who pulled out my - very damaged - tooth because, as it turned out, it was broken and nothing else could be done about it :? I couldn't eat for a week, I lost two kilos and during the funeral meal after the funeral of aunt Ela, I could barely eat due to that tooth related problem :x



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01 Aug 2023, 1:58 pm

I cleaned out my wardrobe :)



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02 Aug 2023, 6:04 pm

Drove to Wales and back.


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Drove to USA.


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04 Aug 2023, 11:30 am

I just won "The Horse Ranch" - it's "The Sims 4" DLC, that one which got recently released :D :mrgreen: It's the very first time I ever won something in a foreign contest, for so far I always entered only the Polish ones :mrgreen:



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04 Aug 2023, 3:44 pm

Did my first ever bit of coding today. It was only a simple program and probably a 5 year old could do it but I'm incredibly proud of myself. And you've gotta start somewhere as well.


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04 Aug 2023, 4:16 pm

DuckHairBack wrote:
Drove to Wales and back.


Excellent!

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Did my first ever bit of coding today. It was only a simple program and probably a 5 year old could do it but I'm incredibly proud of myself. And you've gotta start somewhere as well.


Most 5 year olds cannot do any coding, hell, even a lot of adults don't even know how.

Give yourself some credit - you have done well. :nerdy:


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04 Aug 2023, 8:28 pm

Due to air quality issues, today ended up being an indoor day for me. I managed to get quite a bit done inside...basic housework things, nothing major. Still, feeling rather accomplished with what all I did and I'm not exhausted form it all so double win.



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04 Aug 2023, 8:54 pm

FleaOfTheChill wrote:
Due to air quality issues, today ended up being an indoor day for me. I managed to get quite a bit done inside...basic housework things, nothing major. Still, feeling rather accomplished with what all I did and I'm not exhausted form it all so double win.


Well done, FOTC.


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04 Aug 2023, 9:34 pm

I got a three-day ban from another global website.


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05 Aug 2023, 10:20 am

I found a piano.



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05 Aug 2023, 10:38 am

blitzkrieg wrote:
DuckHairBack wrote:
Drove to Wales and back.


Excellent!

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Did my first ever bit of coding today. It was only a simple program and probably a 5 year old could do it but I'm incredibly proud of myself. And you've gotta start somewhere as well.


Most 5 year olds cannot do any coding, hell, even a lot of adults don't even know how.

Give yourself some credit - you have done well. :nerdy:


Thanks. I'm trying to learn something so I can maybe go legit.


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05 Aug 2023, 10:40 am

babybird wrote:
blitzkrieg wrote:
DuckHairBack wrote:
Drove to Wales and back.


Excellent!

babybird wrote:
Did my first ever bit of coding today. It was only a simple program and probably a 5 year old could do it but I'm incredibly proud of myself. And you've gotta start somewhere as well.


Most 5 year olds cannot do any coding, hell, even a lot of adults don't even know how.

Give yourself some credit - you have done well. :nerdy:


Thanks. I'm trying to learn something so I can maybe go legit.


Good luck!


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06 Aug 2023, 7:57 am

I bought 5 litres of soya milk from a huge supermarket I'd never been to before, in a part of town I've not been to for years. Had to use a bus service I've never used before for the final part of the trip. Pouring rain most of the time. I'm not good at map-reading or directions. Kept losing my bearings and finding them again. Bus windows so badly steamed up that I couldn't see where my stop was, so had to guess, and luckily got it right. Had to brave the crowds, barriers, and deafening racket of a carnival on my way back through the town centre. All buses cancelled, though the electronic displays didn't know that. So I had to walk back up a long, steep hill in the rain.

All that effort for a bit of soya milk seems over the top, but the good stuff is getting hard to find. Usual supermarket had run out and my supplies were down to 2 litres. Most shops don't sell the simple unadulterated product, just overpriced, short shelf-life stuff with flavourings I dislike. Previous best I could find had been costing me £1.25 per litre. New place sells it for 50p. And now I've been there once, I've got a new alternative place for buying groceries. It would have been easier to wait for a better day but I was getting bored with being risk-averse and felt it was about time I tried something challenging, just to put a bit of excitement back into my life.

It certainly improved my mood once I'd dried out. It may be a very small-time achievement but there's something kind of primeval about going out into the "dangerous" hard world and bringing the spoils back home.



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06 Aug 2023, 9:48 am

I thought your first paragraph was a dream sequence.


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06 Aug 2023, 10:39 am

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I bought 5 litres of soya milk from a huge supermarket I'd never been to before, in a part of town I've not been to for years. Had to use a bus service I've never used before for the final part of the trip. Pouring rain most of the time. I'm not good at map-reading or directions. Kept losing my bearings and finding them again. Bus windows so badly steamed up that I couldn't see where my stop was, so had to guess, and luckily got it right. Had to brave the crowds, barriers, and deafening racket of a carnival on my way back through the town centre. All buses cancelled, though the electronic displays didn't know that. So I had to walk back up a long, steep hill in the rain.

All that effort for a bit of soya milk seems over the top, but the good stuff is getting hard to find. Usual supermarket had run out and my supplies were down to 2 litres. Most shops don't sell the simple unadulterated product, just overpriced, short shelf-life stuff with flavourings I dislike. Previous best I could find had been costing me £1.25 per litre. New place sells it for 50p. And now I've been there once, I've got a new alternative place for buying groceries. It would have been easier to wait for a better day but I was getting bored with being risk-averse and felt it was about time I tried something challenging, just to put a bit of excitement back into my life.

It certainly improved my mood once I'd dried out. It may be a very small-time achievement but there's something kind of primeval about going out into the "dangerous" hard world and bringing the spoils back home.


You made your shopping trip sound super interesting.

I'd read a book written by you.


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