Creak - but with added music
Tuesday, February 14th, 2012 12:34 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
caddymanOne last cup of tea and then bed.
Today was an unanticipated day off work. Sometime last week I pulled a muscle in my lower back, around the left hip area. I felt it tear slightly, doing nothing in particular. Other than being a bit of a grumbly ache all week, it hasn't been that much of a problem but over the weekend it really flared up. On Sunday I walked up onto the High Road to acquire a new HiFi and I found myself hobbling ion that really tiring way you get when you can't force yourself to walk properly. I caught the bus back, but really it's not that far. To be fair, it's unlikely that I would have walked back even if my back wasn't playing up. Though not heavy, the new hifi is, like many electronic items, exceedingly bulky - especially in its packaging.
So anyway, I stayed in today having discovered (or rather rediscovered) the benefits of paracetamol and codeine tablets, combined with warmth and support to the injured muscle. I should be able to go to work tomorrow with no, or minimal difficulties. Provided the trains etc. don't act the arse.
I am very pleased with the new hifi, which as well as playing CDs and having a DAB receiver in it, has a docking port for iPod and iPhone. I am far from ready to stop listening to music on CDs, particularly when we have visitors, but there are times when it is just nice to plug in the iPod (or phone) and listen to music from a playlist.
I wish I could have found a better picture, but it gives the idea.
Bush 100W iPhone/iPod Docking Micro System.
Today was an unanticipated day off work. Sometime last week I pulled a muscle in my lower back, around the left hip area. I felt it tear slightly, doing nothing in particular. Other than being a bit of a grumbly ache all week, it hasn't been that much of a problem but over the weekend it really flared up. On Sunday I walked up onto the High Road to acquire a new HiFi and I found myself hobbling ion that really tiring way you get when you can't force yourself to walk properly. I caught the bus back, but really it's not that far. To be fair, it's unlikely that I would have walked back even if my back wasn't playing up. Though not heavy, the new hifi is, like many electronic items, exceedingly bulky - especially in its packaging.
So anyway, I stayed in today having discovered (or rather rediscovered) the benefits of paracetamol and codeine tablets, combined with warmth and support to the injured muscle. I should be able to go to work tomorrow with no, or minimal difficulties. Provided the trains etc. don't act the arse.
I am very pleased with the new hifi, which as well as playing CDs and having a DAB receiver in it, has a docking port for iPod and iPhone. I am far from ready to stop listening to music on CDs, particularly when we have visitors, but there are times when it is just nice to plug in the iPod (or phone) and listen to music from a playlist.
I wish I could have found a better picture, but it gives the idea.
Bush 100W iPhone/iPod Docking Micro System.
Enjoy your iPod or iPhone through the crystal clear speakers of this outstandingly stylish product. The Bush micro system combines two fantastic sounding 50W speakers with an iPod dock, CD player and DAB radio to create a great all-round product. The integrated iPod dock allows you to listen to your favourite songs while simultaneously charging your iPod or iPhone.
- Made for iPod.
- LCD display.
- Digital tuner.
- DAB/FM tuner bands.
- 60 preset stations - allows you to save your favourite radio stations in memory.
- 1 CD tray.
- 32 track programmable CD.
- CD functions.
- Search, memory, pause, skip and repeat functions.
- MP3 playback.
- CD-R/CD-RW playback.
- 2 x 50 watts RMS.
- Power output 100 watts.
- 5 equalisers.
- Clock.
- Sleep timer.
- Headphone socket.
- ID3 tag.
- General information:
Remote control requires 2 x AAA (not included).
Size of main unit H13, W23, D23.2cm.
Size of speaker H25.9, W15, D23.5cm