#bin day

[weepingfoxfury]

The man on the radio is starting Monday with a Black Magic Woman. Weatherwise there's everything but the kitchen sink promised for the day, hopefully 'the umbrella' will hold off on the cutlery. The traffic lady says it's all busy busy on account of new road restrictions coming into play ... what could possibly go wrong?

Today's groaner: did you hear about the writer who wrote too many books? ... they got author-itis ;-D badoom tish ... here all week!!

Monday is bin day, but not for this household. No blue and brown 'sentries' at the end of my driveway. I do have a couple of wheelie bins, but they're for storing logs in. That and there are water bowls on top for the various birds to drink from and bathe in. Plus, they make wonderful structures for spiders to set up camp on.

I'm bleary-eyed and very slow with the one and only marble this morning. Up early as Biggest Dog is headed for another vet check up. Monday, Monday, Monday ... coffee, coffee, coffee ...

[lesbiansandgayssupporttheminers]

Utter genius

[gedditor]

Recycling day tomorrow, Symonds Sat

Thanks to the person who parked the blue muscle car there.

[raspberryrose6]

Bin day is the best day of the week in this house 🗑 ♻️

[priestess-of-asphalt-and-silicon]

I caught a glimpse of the great creature that eats our recycling

both horrifying but also beautiful, this god of the tarmac must be appeased by fortnightly offerings in the yellow bin

do not forget bin day, little sisters, for the mercy of the great beast is not without bounds

[oediex]

For at least a year it seems I have been collecting empty strips of medication. I'd finish one and throw it on the floor next to my bed, for example. Until there were so many. So many of them next to me on the couch.

Eventually they'd end up in bags of Stuff that I would collect as I was cleaning, with the idea of sorting and tidying whatever ended up in those bags. But they just continued to be bags of Stuff.

Today is bin day, so I dug deep for all my courage and went through the bags. Many little cardboard boxes of medication packaging and their information leaflets went into my paper and cardboard waste, although that's not the rubbish getting collected tomorrow. A few dozen empty strips disappeared into the normal bin, on top of the kittens' litter, which was then stoutly deposited on the pavement in front of my flat.

It's not much but I feel lighter somehow. Now I just need to remember to dispose of any further empty medication strips right away, rather than accumulating another bagful.

[18thcenturythirsttrap]

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BINS

[tryingtoolittle]