Anyway, from my perspective it's a pain in the backside when a storm like this suddenly strikes: scaring the daylights out of any cat — me in particular. The day started off well enough until this happened and at the time I was underfoot in the kitchen and waiting patiently as usual. Soon enough, there was the distant rumbling of thunder, then a large clap right overhead. It actually takes a bit to put me off my food, especially chicken, but this sure did and I scampered off to find Craig. He was sitting unfazed in his favourite chair, leafing through the paper and placing his cuppa at his feet. A quick leap up and I felt safe.
Thunder, lightening and hail pelting down on the roof. Isn't spring a week or two away? And on that subject there's plenty of planning going on about what to put here and grow there. Seems we're going to be getting a comfrey plant which will bed down nicely in a large tub. Apparently, left to its own devices it would take over the whole place — or is that an exaggeration? Well, even the best made plans sometimes go awry. After paying the $30.00 membership fee, in order to purchase the plant online, it could not be placed as, 'you know who' forgot her user name: and all in the space of about fifteen minutes........ (Comfrey fertiliser is the panacea of many garden woes. Place the leaves in a covered container, add water and leave to rot down. Sprayed or poured around vegetables in particular and the results are well worth the odour apparently.)
Well, the log in hiccup is just one problem; the other being the problem of some stubborn mule lurking in the innards of that lofty tower, gripping selfishly at any video uploads and leaving the user demented. On this subject, many thanks to Teo for your advice on sorting it out. But — this is a mule we're dealing with here and I don't see much happening anytime soon.
Oh well, if you'll just excuse me for now, I'll have a quick cat nap to sleep off my dinner.......
