Notes

Week 40: Bath

It wasn't the best start to the week. We discovered a leakage of water from the bath on Monday morning. The water was leaking through the ceiling and into my rack, the server cabinet that houses the boiler fusebox and boiler. The router was dead and fizzing however we didn't short the electrics. It could have been much worse. The shower handset, which was in its holster and set to its lowest setting to drip water into the room below, was the cause.



- I had a dentist appointment at 9am that morning which meant the added stress was not a good idea! I was a bit stressed as I sat under the bright light, thinking about my soggy home but thankfully everything was well with my teeth.



I was concerned that the bath was leaky. I removed the side panel with a Stanley knife. This was a waste of time since the bath had been covered in tiles and its underside was made inaccessible. Great.



My dad came to the bathroom to seal it and assure us that it would work fine. Extremecraft.de It looks like we'll just need to dry out the cupboard and repair/repaint the walls and ceiling at some time.



- The boys have been learning about the Queen at school to prepare for their Jubilee party this week. The school had decorated the playground with blue, white, and red bunting and the entire school sat down for a Jubilee tea celebration. They can each be able to tell me the age of their mother and also other royal facts they've learned.



We bought a Nintendo Switch. H had been desperate to get one for a while but it never came at the right moment. He was too young. They were out of inventory. The price was frequently increased and so on. But with the John Lewis offer we purchased the newish OLED version, with additional Joy-Cons, and three games: Minecraft, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and Super Mario 3D World (with Bowser's Fury). It's as well-designed as I would think and the games are as amazing as I would have expected from Nintendo.



- We stressed this was a family Switch to ensure that his little brother (and father!) can play and he wouldn't claim it as his own. When we showed him the box and he jumped around the living room with the most gleeful smile on his face. I was ecstatic to test it out, but that was nothing compared to the joy it brought him.


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