@matigo Now showing Aug 6 & 7 episodes in PocketCasts.
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The Men’s Shed group rents buildings at a retirement village. The gardener is a lady in her late fifties, super fit & runs a fitness class before turning up for work at the village at 9 am. We never know what form of transport she’ll use each time: there’s a classic ’66 Mustang, a Toyota Land Cruiser tray truck, a Harley Davidson motorbike, a plain small car or the big old land yacht she used today.
It’s a Ford LTD in unconverted left-hand drive.
@matigo “Hulled wheats” & “Bake like an Egyptian” are now up in iTunes.
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@JeremyCherfas I’m not seeing the last two episodes in Apple Podcasts, Downcast or PocketCasts. Had to listen via the website.
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@jextxadore Select the itchy spot. Press down on it with the end of a fingernail, then repeat it at a 90º angle, leaving a X inpression on the skin. Works for me.
I call the explanation “WeakDaze.”
Because of the reaction people have when they wake up and realise it's a workday again and the weekend is over, the first day of the week is called Moanday.
Many people too busy to cook on the second day of the week just open a can of beans. Hence the day is known as Tootsday.
By the third day of the week, people are wondering when they can ever find the time to get everything done this week that they need to, hence the day is known as Whensday.
Too bleary to even count properly, people think it's only Day Three of the week on the next day, therefore it's erroneously called Thirdsday.
On the last day of the workweek, people often go out "for a few" after work. By the time they get home, they're too tired to cook anything elaborate, so they just throw a piece of meat, chicken, or fish in the skillet. That's why the day is known as Fryday.
Saturday night all the singles let loose. There's a lot of sexual hijinks. It's pretty obvious why the day is called Satyrday.
And on the last day of the week - and the weekend - people look at all the items on their to-do lists that didn't get crossed off, groan aloud, and make themselves promises they won't keep. Therefore the day is called Soonday.