Mundane News

[PeteXXX]

Not really. Hopping and jumping are beyond me currently.

It is not rubbish, rather twenty-five years of accumulated things. Like when you need a spare part for a toilet cistern, and instead of being able to buy just the tiddly wotjumacallit. you have to purchase a complete set of parts.

Two pairs of garden shears and a spade that weighs ton, came from an elderly relative's house.
Oh and a mattock, and other items too nuremouse mention.

There are plans to have a "Library of Things" in this town, like the one in Frome.
https://sharefrome.org/

Now that I can get to the back of the garage, I can access those sort of items when necessary. I do not intend moving out of this house for at least ten years, but made a start on decluttering.

I have a mattock. It's a very versatile thingie!

 

[Reynard]

Grey and spitting with rain here chez Casa Reynard.

I slept much better after banning the furry girls from the bedroom, but I still feel rather bleurgh. I have spent the morning writing. Was hoping to furkle a bit in the garden this afternoon for some more downed branches, but if the rain persists, I might not.

It is almost time for luncheon.

 

[Reynard]

Marginally better than treading on a slug with no slippers on.

Stepping on half a regurgitated mouse with bare feet has to be the worst.

 

[Reynard]

Best not eat it if they don't fancy it , their sense of smell being a lot better than ours.

That is part of their job description here.

They have to earn their keep, you know...

 

[classic33]

Stepping on half a regurgitated mouse with bare feet has to be the worst.

What about standing on a snail and making it homeless?

 

[rockyroller]

forgot my lunch at home, had to txt Wifey to put it in the fridge, now all I have is a banana & protein bar from the gas station. shud be OK, I had a large breakfast, but I'll want an early dinner

 

[fossyant]

Just submitted this month's 'food order' for the cat's dinners via Amazon. Felix 'AGAIL' has gone up again, now £35 for 120 pouches. Moved by about £2 in the last month. Two boxes ordered £70 (contains 6 x 40 pouch packs) We're just about to open a full 120 box, so we are using probably 5 x 40 boxes a month at present.

Much cheaper than the shops as they are wanting about £15 per 40.

 

[Andy in Germany]

Cycled to work and the bike isn't filthy. I could get used to this.

 

[Reynard]

Had two slices of wholemeal toast for luncheon, one with the last of the rillettes, one with marmalade, plus a banana, half a mango and the obligatory two

 

[Reynard]

Just submitted this month's 'food order' for the cat's dinners via Amazon. Felix 'AGAIL' has gone up again, now £35 for 120 pouches. Moved by about £2 in the last month. Two boxes ordered £70 (contains 6 x 40 pouch packs) We're just about to open a full 120 box, so we are using probably 5 x 40 boxes a month at present.

Much cheaper than the shops as they are wanting about £15 per 40.

Ouch!

The girls go through a box of 12 per week, or the equivalent thereof. But they have dry food down 24/7.

I got a load of "spend X and get Y off" vouchers from Tesco just before Xmas, and I used them to stock up on cat food. I'm good for a while, I think.

 

[raleighnut]

Oh YES..... Amii Stewart "Knock on wood"

Err Eddie Floyd


View: https://youtu.be/Kceiks__PsE

 

[tyred]

I had a phone call from Nigeria but I declined to answer it.

 

[tyred]

Oh YES..... Amii Stewart "Knock on wood"

I misread that as Andy Stewart.

 

[Grant Fondo]

Pub lunch of beef bourguignon, buttery mash and dumplings. May not need to eat for a day or two now

 

[Deleted member 1258]

Err Eddie Floyd


View: https://youtu.be/Kceiks__PsE