I started this blog the day I finally fixed a tap for the first time. The sense of triumph gave me the feeling that I could also master the complexities of setting up a blog. Clearly not, however, as I had intended calling the first post, not the whole blog, I Buy a New Washer. By the time I worked out how to change the blog title, it was too late. I dwell on whatever has caught my attention in the day.
Sunday, 23 February 2014
I Check My Emails
My account with Barclays Bank has been suspended due to irregular activity, though I'm fairly certain I don't have an account with Barclays Bank. This is also true of my accounts with Santander and NatWest. I know this because I check my emails from time to time.
One of the irregular activities with which I'm involved is running. In general, I get my exercise from changing washers, swilling out mugs, stirring risotto and walking. I combined three of these activities on the Pembrokeshire Coast Path last June.
The path is 186 miles long and runs from St Dogmaels in the north to Amroth in the south. I have walked the section from Dinas Head to Solva. It was one of the best weeks of my life. Or rather, as I've walked it three times, they were three of the best weeks of my life.
Last year, my longest-serving friend, Helen, walked with me. She showed me how to improve risotto with porcini mushrooms bought from the delicatessen in St David's.
It's useful that the Barclays email is signed 'Helpful Banking', or I may not have smelt a rat.
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