Tea? (Part 2)

[potsy]

The cake ...............nevermind

I refuse to acknowledge any cake that does not have chocolate in it

 

[coffeejo]

I refuse to acknowledge any cake that does not have chocolate in it

I'll believe THAT when I see it

 

[Nihal]

I refuse to acknowledge any cake that does not have chocolate in it

Fine,such a choosy person ...........Arch,don't spill chocolate on you slippers,they won't live anymore if Potsy see them and mistakes it for Choco cake

 

[Nihal]

I'll believe THAT when I see it

I'm sure he's polished off more than just one "non chocolate cake"...............

 

[Arch]

Nice slippers

IKEA's finest....

 

[coffeejo]

IKEA's finest....

Flat packed?

 

[Night Train]

Flat packed?

Probably, I'm sure there is a Z shaped Allen key somewhere in them.

 

[Nihal]

Okay,nobodys on cakeand choc,so i'll post here,
nighty night people,have to go to bed 5 hours earlier than you people...........but proably stay awake today till 2am(IST) not infront of the computer though.............enjoy the cake............and Potsy,the slippers

 

[coffeejo]

Nite!

 

[Night Train]

Night Nihal, mind the cows.

 

[potsy]

Night Nihal, I've no time to sit here admiring Arch's strange footwear, I have bikes to clean and fettle

 

[Arch]

How odd! I was just messing about on Googlemaps, following the train line from Night Trains's place through to Victoria and beyond, but just before Victoria I discovered that they've got me marked on the map!

How I've got there without being on a train, I don't know....

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=Ecc...=eccles&t=h&hnear=Eccles,+United+Kingdom&z=17

 

[Speicher]

Seeing that cake reminds me that I have some caraway seeds to use up when I next bake a cake.

Does anyone remember me saying "under no circumstances whatsoever can anyone bring anything at all ever again round to my house to store"? (With the notable exception of any item with foreign names on it). The people moving out next door have asked if they can store the bags of clothes, towels, bedding etc that they will be taking to the Charity shop. They quite rightly do not want it muddled up with the stuff going to the tip, or taking up space in the removal van. So I now have seven very large bags of afore-mentionned items in my garage. Just when it was starting to look slightly less choc a block. I am sure they will collect it next week sometime and take it to the Charity shop of their choice.

 

[Night Train]

The people moving out next door have asked if they can store the bags of clothes, towels, bedding etc that they will be taking to the Charity shop.

Why don't they just 'store it' at the charity shop?

 

[Speicher]

Good question Night Train. There is a good reason. They did not find out until last Monday, the 25th, that the new people wanted to move in on Wednesday. They had done some preparation towards moving but it is a lot of work. Last time I moved house, I am sure I had six weeks' notice of the moving day. I think they will be busy enough loading the removal van tomorrow, without driving to the Charity shop. It is just ironic to me that having issued the embargo on other peeps' cast offs being stored at my house, as a favour to them, I am housing more clutter useful stuff that needs a good home.

No Charity shop within a 10 mile radius will be open on a Sunday.