Flasks and teapots.

as a place that has great and helpful info?

No, it's an embedded process, the Service Manual is open and public and kept up to date by a team. It's a living thing.

My rant is mostly focussed on Wales and the endless locked behind doors knowledge hubs that no one uses or manages. Dead things.

EEK!

Glorious roads through most of Skye. But they resurface a lot because of the weather.

But where they do have potholes - they are some might big ones.

Town might work but its the roads between towns and the rural roads that are the real issues.

Might also be better all round if Monmouthshire just flipping fixed our roads. I'm convinced they are the worst in Wales.

hugs x

It’s been lashing down here the last few days, we’ve got usual surface water flooding but nothing yet in terms of river levels getting dangerously high.

We’ll see how that lasts over the next week. Weather forecast is GRIM for the next week

Which again is helping

The really bad flood last year happened in mid October. And again through autumn.

We’ve barely seen the stream levels rise this year at all. So far. 🤞🏻

We’ve been absolutely fine. We’ve not had the worst of it really.

I also think that given the dry summer we had the ground has substantially more capacity this year to absorb water than last year after a very soggy summer.

And upstream, the farming cycles have been different this year

Wales and WG are uniquely risk averse amongst governments in the UK.

Bindicator

I would love it if Monmouthshire did this.

I'm so so so so so happy about this.

It's the Jukesie hit parade in a job: library, data and product.

Took me 2 years to "simply" pop into a bank to reclaim a suspended bank account with 5 figures.

Took 10 minutes, they did it all for me.

Would I ignore this again for 2 years. Yes almost certainly.

We say recycling or bin-bins.

We got it in our shred google calendar but can never remember if that means that is the day they go out (night before) or the day they get picked up :/