Tea? (Part 2)

[wafflycat]

Blatant advertising moment.
Anyone want to see my latest stage show next week?
Clicky.

Alas a bit far away from Norfolk!

Hope the show goes well though.

 

[Landslide]

Well it would be wouldn't it, seeing as I bought m*dg*ards and sealskinz socks yesterday.

B*gg*r.

Ha!

I think we should start a shopping list for you. I'll start:

1. Snow-shoes

 

[HelenD123]

I'll swap you for our drizzly grey weather if it would make you feel better.

Thanks for the update on the fire. It looks pretty devastating.

 

[Dayvo]

Bit early for tea, tdr1nka! Got any cognac?

 

[TheDoctor]

Ha!

I think we should start a shopping list for you. I'll start:

1. Snow-shoes

2. Kayak

 

[Zippy]

Beautiful morning in Cornwall too - blue sky and Simpson style clouds. Had a "Active travel to work" breakfast this morning with work folks, who usually drive, coming in by more active means. Scrambled eggs and toast and croussants and coffee and fruit salad and yogurt and fruit juice.

Gave my stuck seat post another squib of Plusgas before coming out this morning - gonna scald the down tube and give the seat post a few whacks tonight to see if it'll budge. If not, next step is ammonia!!

Can still come here for my cuppa tea though.

 

[wafflycat]

Tea, please. I'm sweating... Just finished one of the *big* clean-outs of the hens. Although I remove the overnight non-edible offerings from hens' bums every day, I do a *big* clean once a week. All the wood shavings & straw are removed & put on the compost heap. The henhouse is washed from top to bottom, allowed to dry. Then everything is disinfected - allowed to dry again - then new wood shavings & straw put in with a re-application of Stalosan F. The food & water containers are similarly thoroughly cleaned.

 

[HelenD123]

Tea, please. I'm sweating... Just finished one of the *big* clean-outs of the hens. Although I remove the overnight non-edible offerings from hens' bums every day, I do a *big* clean once a week. All the wood shavings & straw are removed & put on the compost heap. The henhouse is washed from top to bottom, allowed to dry. Then everything is disinfected - allowed to dry again - then new wood shavings & straw put in with a re-application of Stalosan F. The food & water containers are similarly thoroughly cleaned.

that's better treatment than my house gets.

 

[wafflycat]

that's better treatment than my house gets.

same here!

 

[Landslide]

that's better treatment than my house gets.

You don't poop on the floor though.

I hope.

 

[Zippy]

Shavings and straw in your house, running around cleaning up after everyone's bums?

Now there's a vision

 

[HelenD123]

You don't poop on the floor though.

I hope.

Yes, I have running water and sanitation which does cut down on the cleaning.

 

[Amanda P]

I too am sweating. I've just loaded a truckload of logs, driven them home, unloaded them (i.e. flung them over the hedge into the front garden), then driven back and got another load.

Another two loads like that, plus stacking them in the log shed (have to empty all the bikes out first) and we're set up for the winter...

Now, any tea going?

 

[tdr1nka]

Tea for the lumberjack!

 

[Amanda P]

Thanks. I'm OK now.