A bunch of lads got onto my train, all elbows and beer bottles. One lad said he was off to spend a few months in King's Lynn. His lad mate said "Oh! It has beautiful Hanseatic architecture."

Oh, I forgot about Big Sainsbury's - it does indeed have a lot of useful house and garden things under one roof.

Missing the local shops Cutlacks and Kailash. Could pop out, buy a couple of garden things and household things and be home in 30 minutes. Now it's 30 minutes walk each way and a hunt through a warehouse; big excursion for me, needs planning (weather, timing, pacing, bathrooms, cab home?).

I woke briefly in the early hours, checked my phone, and got this earworm:-)

Accidentally put two blades (stuck together) in the rotary cutter, and all my cuts were thready with cotton dandruff. Took a while to figure that one out. Is it normal? Is it my technique? Is it my cutter? What's supposed to happen? Doesn't happen with tutor's cutter, same brand.

A good thing about acquired wisdom is that I knew to expect a bit of struggle while I worked out how to do things for the first time and couldn't find the switches etc, so I was patient while persevering. Class is good for quick answers to get you started and get the trouble shot.

I started a patchwork/quilting class yesterday. We began with a a straightforward thing that grows quickly. Good class but I was wiped out after 2 hours of learning and trying new things. How it started:

I've put your money in a vault that you can open later. It's called an escrow chamber.

I mentally constructed a giant pondering about how I understood it through context because it was used prevalently and playfully, and now I don't define my personality by band t-shirts etc. But that's not what you asked :-) - ItMe - wordcloud or MyWordcloud

I went to riffle through my small strawberry plants, looking for berries. I saw lots of flashes of red and was thrilled with the potential harvest till I remembered I'd painted my fingernails that morning. Got one berry :-)