Midweek

[brutti_ma_buoni]

I am feeling extremely Mittwoch-ish this Wednesday. Just a bit stuck and uninspired. There's nothing on my calendar all week (barring a possible tea-inna-park with a friend on Sunday if it's not raining), and work is both reasonably present and not all that exciting, as I'm in a setting-up-this-assessment-round phase at the moment. Still, there has

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[thismaz]

There has been some very good archaeology on the television. I've been enjoying it, too.

The slowly lengthening days are encouraging, but I agree, it is very Januaryish.

[brutti_ma_buoni]

The sunshine the last couple of days has helped a *lot*. Beautiful coming home last night after my latest PCR (which came back negative this morning, hooray).

[kazzy_cee]

January is getting brighter and the days of sunshine arevcheering me up no end. It does drag a bit though doesn’t it.

[brutti_ma_buoni]

I'm so glad how fast the evenings lengthen at the moment, especially these few sunny days. It's really helped.

[curiouswombat]

Oh - rhythmic gymnastic whilst slightly drunk would make it more watchable! I had been thinking short track speed skating; chaotic enough when sober, but clearly they all know how to slide and fall so unlikely to be really dangerous :)

Dig for Britain has been very good, I am quite sad that tonight was the last one. I really want to know who sings the music they use - I want a full version of it! I am happy that there is a new series of Landscape Artist of the Year.

[brutti_ma_buoni]

Skates scare me though - so sharp. I'll stick with the lairy gymnasts, thanks!

I believe this is the music: https://twitter.com/johnnyflynnhq/status/1478369788133101571?lang=en-GB. Not suprised it's so good with Robert Macfarlane involved, he's so great on landscape.

[curiouswombat]

Oh thank you - that is the very thing!