As you may be aware if you follow my non-exercise posts, I've been contacted by the hire car company to start legal proceedings against the third party's insurance company to recover funds from them for the cost of the hire car I held on to for around 45 days due to being unable to get a new during because of lockdown.

Yesterday I was contacted by the lawyers and today, I've got the details to log into their portal to provide details for them to start the case.

I'm hoping I don't have to attend court for this, but you never know with insurers.

Forgot to log this yesterday, but it was another on-off rainy day. Went for my walk in a period where the rain was easing and it was fine, but it started to rain on the way back home, so got a little wet.

Also got called by the hire car company from my accident last year (just over a year ago now) -- the insurance company on the other side are still resisting paying the hire car charges and now its going to legal action. So potentially I might end up in court.

But since the accident is a no-fault accident from my side (my car was stationary and parked, and the other driver was arrested for drink driving), I should not be getting any costs coming my way.

A Californian woman has filed a class action against Apple after switching to an Android phone and finding that text messages sent by friends with iPhones didn't reach her.

Apple sued over iMessages that fail to reach ex-iPhone user | Technology | theguardian.com.