a health warning was issued that nothing should be inserted in the vagina that hadn't been thoroughly sterilised by boiling first
I've got a copy of Our Bodies, Ourselves somewhere.
If I'd spotted that bit I would have photocopied it and left it around as bedtime reading for DH.
Most entertaining catching up with an evening's worth of the Bluey (as opposed to Bluey, Bingo etc).
Anyway...
We had sudden lashing rain out of the NW here earlier this evening, coming down in stair-rods and lashing against the windows. I went out a couple of hours later, and torn rags of rainclouds were drifting around in the NE. The west was one magnificent sunset, a stripe of very pale orange, fading to yellow away from the sun, under a layer of dense cloud, underlit by the last of sun. Some of it was a strange colour, a sort of silvered beige, but over the course of my 15-minute drive it all turned into that dark purple-black bruise colour.
Trees kept appearing in silhouette against the sky. Sometimes there were oaks still in full leaf, so the impression was of late evening at the height of summer, but at others they were poplars, already stripped by a combination of drought, wind and rain, and it really looked like autumn.
You get a lot of sky on the flatlands, and it can be stunning. I remember driving around Devon once, and feeling a bit suffocated by one pretty narrow valley after another.
I'd have stopped to stare if I'd had the time. I wasn't late, but I had planned to be early, and that wasn't going to happen anyway, so kept on.
Oh, and we have bats in the parish church. If you go in at dusk at summer you can see and hear them.