Nobody but me likes my porridge: Jumbo oats Water . More than you'd expect A splash of milk No salt Seed mix . No birdseed Cook til the oats burst Salt added on the plate. You must come across the salty bits as you work your way around the edge of the plate. It's soupy. And salty. Oat soup with crunchy bits
I suspect there will be an expensive and pointless public enquiry to add to the bill soon enough and "lessons will be learned" but not the kind where anyone pays the dodgy money back. Maybe I'm just bitter about the extra three weeks of Lockdown we've been prescribed
If you can keep your head, while those around you are losing theirs, you may not have grasped the seriousness of the situation.
But lessons won't be learned as we see every time there's an enquiry into a health trust failing its patients or social services not realising that what's happening in Yorkshire is happening elsewhere - too little money, too few resources, no joined up thinking which is mostly what's needed and certainly no long term planning and funding.
Does anyone really think that any review of the handling of this pandemic will lead to there being enough stocks of PPE held ready or enough medical staff trained and employed and well housed? Let alone the care workers getting decent pay and conditions and let's not start on essential services from janitors and porters to police and fire and teaching or essential private sector roles like shop workers and delivery staff.
Vendée - 20kms from Atlantic coast.
"The price good men (and women) pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men (and women)."
But lessons won't be learned as we see every time there's an enquiry into a health trust failing its patients or social services not realising that what's happening in Yorkshire is happening elsewhere - too little money, too few resources, no joined up thinking which is mostly what's needed and certainly no long term planning and funding.
Does anyone really think that any review of the handling of this pandemic will lead to there being enough stocks of PPE held ready or enough medical staff trained and employed and well housed? Let alone the care workers getting decent pay and conditions and let's not start on essential services from janitors and porters to police and fire and teaching or essential private sector roles like shop workers and delivery staff.
Maybe an enquiry will ensure proper, open processes for contract procurement based on more than being mates of the PM , or party doners. That would be a worthwhile outcome surely?
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Jumbo oats
Water . More than you'd expect
A splash of milk
No salt
Seed mix . No birdseed
Cook til the oats burst
Salt added on the plate. You must come across the salty bits as you work your way around the edge of the plate.
It's soupy. And salty.
Oat soup with crunchy bits
I told you that you wouldn't like it 😊
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Bojo wastes £22b on a track and trace system which still doesn't work.
https://www.reuters.com/article/uk-health-coronavirus-britain-testing/uk-says-covid-19-test-and-trace-system-cost-to-rise-to-22-billion-pounds-idUKKBN2832FL
Does anyone really think that any review of the handling of this pandemic will lead to there being enough stocks of PPE held ready or enough medical staff trained and employed and well housed? Let alone the care workers getting decent pay and conditions and let's not start on essential services from janitors and porters to police and fire and teaching or essential private sector roles like shop workers and delivery staff.
That would be a worthwhile outcome surely?