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You have a headache, aaahhhh 
Tea? (Part 2)
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- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
Crumbs ... is that all that is left of the Hobnobs? 
Oh dear
Puts kettle on for Potty's return from work.
How's the head?
Oh dear
Puts kettle on for Potty's return from work.
How's the head?
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- The TerrorVortex
Stop wearing the kettle, Speicher...
I has found a buy-one-get-one-free offer while buying my lunch
Jaffa Cake, anyone?
I has found a buy-one-get-one-free offer while buying my lunch
Jaffa Cake, anyone?
Arch
Married to Night Train
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- Salford, UK
Yes please! Just right with my cuppa.
potsy
Rambler
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- My Armchair
Afternoon Headache gone but I think there's still a bit of tea tray lodged in there somewhere 
BOGOF Jaffa cakes
should be banned, far too tempting.
Don't know why but I am craving a bacon sandwich, looked in the fridge and yippee we have 3 slices left
The house is now filling with that lovely smell of grilled bacon, and the cats think it's for them
Just nearly got flattened by a car turning across my path despite me having right of way coming up to a set of traffic lights on green, he(they) were coming towards me and wanting to turn right, and did, despite me doing nearly 20mph, I shouted 'dic*he*d' in my most scary Manchester accent and got a two finger salute in response
Calmed down a bit now.
Headache gone but I think there's still a bit of tea tray lodged in there somewhere BOGOF Jaffa cakes
should be banned, far too tempting.Don't know why but I am craving a bacon sandwich, looked in the fridge and yippee we have 3 slices left
The house is now filling with that lovely smell of grilled bacon, and the cats think it's for them
Just nearly got flattened by a car turning across my path despite me having right of way coming up to a set of traffic lights on green, he(they) were coming towards me and wanting to turn right, and did, despite me doing nearly 20mph, I shouted 'dic*he*d' in my most scary Manchester accent and got a two finger salute in response
Calmed down a bit now.
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- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
I have been out in the garden in the sunshine, re-wiring my "twirly" washing line. At one point I was in a great big tangle of the old and new washing line. It seemed to keep Leo amused though, but typical male, did not offer to help.
I may have to leave suddenly. Benjy has decided to take advantage of the back door being open, and Leo would appear not to be approving of this manouevre. 
I may have to leave suddenly. Benjy has decided to take advantage of the back door being open, and Leo would appear not to be approving of this manouevre.
Arch
Married to Night Train
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- Salford, UK
I made a camping version of a twirly washing line once, out of an old umbrella stripped of its fabric and some fishing line.
It worked, too!
It worked, too!
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- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
You call it a twirly washing line as well then. 
They have a proper name, but I think of "concertina" and know that is not right. The old bits of washing line will of course, be kept, in a box, and labelled. I buy the Laundry pouch thingies which arrive in useful clear plastic boxes about 7 inches by 6 by 4.
With the warmer weather, it is probably time to start tidying thegarage recycling depot.
With all the talk of Beefburghers on another thread, I will be having some for tea, but with brown basmati and wild rice, sweetcorn and pineapple, aka the healthier version.
They have a proper name, but I think of "concertina" and know that is not right. The old bits of washing line will of course, be kept, in a box, and labelled. I buy the Laundry pouch thingies which arrive in useful clear plastic boxes about 7 inches by 6 by 4. With the warmer weather, it is probably time to start tidying the
With all the talk of Beefburghers on another thread, I will be having some for tea, but with brown basmati and wild rice, sweetcorn and pineapple, aka the healthier version.
Arch
Married to Night Train
- Location
- Salford, UK
I think the correct term is 'rotary washing line', but twirly is better.
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- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
Yes, twirly is much better. 
Filming was taking place at the Resource Centre today. "We" were chosen as one of the bigger Centres to make a film promoting them, and showing how they are organised, and what can be done. I will let you know when the film is released.
Filming was taking place at the Resource Centre today. "We" were chosen as one of the bigger Centres to make a film promoting them, and showing how they are organised, and what can be done. I will let you know when the film is released.
potsy
Rambler
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- My Armchair
With all the talk of Beefburghers on another thread, I will be having some for tea, but with brown basmati and wild rice, sweetcorn and pineapple, aka the healthier version.
Sounds disgusting!! 1/4 lb'er with chips is the only way to go (wonder how I got so big?)
Another glorious day here, bloomin cold at 5am though, means I have to lug a load of clothes back home that I wore in the morning, am thinking of succumbing and buying some armwarmers
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- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
A wonderful sunny day here, with hardly any breeze. Being at the top of a small hill, there is often a fairly strong breeze, or gusts blowing. So nice to have most of the windows and some of the doors open, without getting cold.
potsy
Rambler
- Location
- My Armchair
Well thanks to Speicher I had burger and chips for tea, all your fault if I put weight on this week 
No Blackpool rock for you now
No Blackpool rock for you now
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- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
Could you send me some Candy Floss instead then?
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- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
Tea has just been consumed. I am now going to try and move the compost bin, er yes, the full one. If I am not back in about two hours, please start looking for me, possibly upside down in the compost.
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