Threevok
Growing old disgracefully
- Location
- South Wales
I've knocked one of my front teeth out
Now I am considering buying a banjo and moving further west
Now I am considering buying a banjo and moving further west
A smidge over 18 miles. I did the Fleam Dyke section of the Roman Road and Fleam Dyke Walk, with an additional few miles home added on.
Great stuff..I did 39,618 steps yesterday.
A couple of warning peals of thunder and it's just started here. I'd only just put some washing on the line too.I think it is hammering down with rain !
....... the neighbours at the back chopped off all the stems on one side and I found it leaning over badly from the uneven weight. They must have reached over at least 2 feet to reach the main stem which is where I found the cut marks............
First of all why does diy make more jobs than the one you start with ARGHHHHHHH.Then i broke three items today,first it was Mrs Postmand travel mug,i dropped the lid,which smashed the closing and opening slider button thing.Then i dropped my pill tower all plastic it fractured then i finished off the toilet seat,the brackets snapped,i found out they are only that plastic covered with silver paint sort of stuff.The heat must have made the hinges brittle they cracked at the weakest and narrowest point the screw holes.So a trip to Homebase for a stronger and better one without the cheap hinges.Oh and it floats down. to close.Must say the heat has made me grumpy today.
I had to have a word with my neighbour where I used to live, after she climbed over the fence and cut my shrubs back to a foot or so inside the boundary on my side without asking me first, what a cheek!
Oooh, I might just be having a quiet little word with them about that, 'twere I in your shoes. They're allowed to trim to the boundary line, and no further (and they're obliged to return the prunings to you). But never mind that, it's just not a neighbourly thing to do. Suggest that they let you know next time and you'll prune it yourself, and if necessary you'll have to ask them not to prune past the boundary line. Neighbours. Sheesh. Thank goodness I don't have any any more.
So you weren't chopping out a mortice in a piece of oak destined for a mirror in your bathroom, when through tiredness/ stupidity the oak fell over allowing the razor sharp chisel to take a chunk out of your thumb? No? Why do I ask?............no reason, just wondering, you know.
They're damn difficult to house train.My flat stinks of cow shoot!