Another pictureless day

See the title?

The cake, the rainbow, the hygrometer, the mold!

A colleague brought birthday cake to work, yessah!

The weather is still shit but at least there were rainbows.

My hygrometer arrived today. I need to know the humidity in my garage because...

There is mold growing on certain shelves. Since there is currently zero ventilation I have the feeling the humidity is way too high...

Inside the sugar silos

Nothing beats a cuppa in the morning :-) This is how I start my working day, every day!

In the evening Simone and I went to a sample sale in the old sugar silos. The view was cool, the clothes were not.

I see 85! - Diet end

First time under 86 today! Well, since I was like 17 or so I think...

My weight has been a bit wobbly the past few weeks because of all the festivities. I weigh myself every morning and I also check differences in body fat and muscle mass. It's fascinating (not to mention confronting!) to see what happens when you eat a lot of snack during the evening, or 8 pieces of cake in one week. Nevertheless, I'm very happy with having dropped so much and managing to keep it after our vacation. I think I can officially call this diet closed now :-)

And because it's world animal day, here's a photo of Silver who's still the best cat I've ever had.

And this is Snicker who is... well, it's a rabbit, what can I say? I love him too though for I love all animals :-)

The stencil

The view from the office was very clear today. Nice skies!

In the evening I went for a 70 minute walk. It was grey and getting dark.

I liked this stencil a lot :-)

The boy-cat

There is only this picture today and I think Simone sent it. Anyway, it's our boy-cat Silver!

The painting.

Today marks the start of my last blogging month. I'm quitting at exactly 10 years of blogging. I'm sure I'll explain more when that times comes in a few weeks...

For now: enjoy the last few weeks :-)

So, already at 9AM I continued where I left yesterday: making coffee in my garage again :-)
I planned a BIG day there today to finally get some stuff done.

I started painting the side walls. I have to go quite high (3,75 metres) and thankfully my neighbour "bottle cap"Fred let me use his ladder.

I took advantage of this by painting the whole 5th slab. I can do the lower ones using my own little ladder.

Here's a pic of my little oak tree. I'm wondering if I should turn it into a bonsai or something...