Christ it's windy out there

[lnr]

A couple of good episodes of B5. And then home in the wind before it got dark, because it's scary enough out there as it is. Have left rjk to drink more tea and have food with Becky. Felt a bit antisocial coming home, but I really do just want to go zog some more. Spent most of yesterday asleep or reading - have got over 1/4 of the way through Les Deux Tours in one evening, which is also scary. Pizza tonight at some point, though they said they'd be a while. And I plan to watch Mansfield Park at 9, and see if it really is as disastrous an adaptation as some have described it. Noisy out there. Average windspeed 32 knots and rising, max windspeed up to 56, according to AT&T weather. This makes it somewhere between "Near Gale" and "Violent Storm" says this table. *blink* suddenly it's gone quiet as I type. Freaky.

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[bopeepsheep.livejournal.com]

Thanks for the headsup on Mansfield Park, I hadn't noticed it was on. Will watch that. :-)

[catyak]

BBC news just said "Severe Gale."


Eeek!


--Susan

[kaet.livejournal.com]

Sorry not to see you Saturday night, you've not been at the Thursdays I've been at recently either, :(. Serves me right, I guess, for not going out more, :). I'm very impressed by your reading rate. I'm only on book number two of the year.

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[lnr]

Sorry to miss you too. I've been no more sociable than you have lately I think, partly tiredness and being full of cold, partly just not feeling very much like company.

As for the reading rate, well, the fact that the vast majority of them have been either very lightweight or things I have read before or both has made a great deal of difference, but also I've been spending a lot more of my time reading than I usually do. Something of an escape.

[damerell.livejournal.com]

I'm glad now I didn't try to haul 15 miles back home from Staines after SWT let me down once again Saturday night, but instead crashed with my parents...

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[lnr]

Yes, it was pretty hairy just cycling a mile or so in it.