Not that I am old but I've not watched that since Bamber Gasgoyne
The Retirement Thread
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Not that I am old but I've not watched that since Bamber Gasgoyne
We have a bit of drizzle as well. I've had to move my washing inside. Currently it's draped over the doors, chairs, fire Place etc.
Can you still find Mr WD?
12boy
Guru
- Location
- Casper WY USA
I also am glad you are alive and was actually wondering if you were.
gavroche
Getting old but not past it
- Location
- North Wales
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
PaulSB
Legendary Member
- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
Hope this means you will pop in more often. Always enjoy what you have to say.
Sterlo
Early Retirement Planning
- Location
- East Riding of Yorkshire
Accidentally or intentionally?
PaulSB
Legendary Member
- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
Just had a thought. If this energy crisis gets any worse I could sit in the cupboard myself.
Could you still connect to broadband? Or will we have to spend the winter wondering if Mo is in her cupboard?
PaulSB
Legendary Member
- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
We have a clothes horse and it's going to get more use. Already decided I'm going to change beds, white and colour washes on a good drying rather than on my housework day.
The thing which is exercising my mind is electricity. I'm monitoring daily usage which is consistently costing £1.73/day. We're running a freezer, fridge, washing machine, TV, charging phones, tablets, laptops and I estimate 5 hours of a single light bulb. That works out at £12/week, £624/year. It's summer!
I'm convinced the freezer is costing a fortune, it's always running, can hear the motor. Tonight I'm turning it off at 7.00pm and will check our consumption over 12 hours compared with the days it's on.
This by the way is very unusual behaviour for me.
Gas is currently 7p per day. Cooking and showers.
classic33
Leg End Member
Much the same as normal.
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
We have a clothes horse and it's going to get more use. Already decided I'm going to change beds, white and colour washes on a good drying rather than on my housework day.
The thing which is exercising my mind is electricity. I'm monitoring daily usage which is consistently costing £1.73/day. We're running a freezer, fridge, washing machine, TV, charging phones, tablets, laptops and I estimate 5 hours of a single light bulb. That works out at £12/week, £624/year. It's summer!
I'm convinced the freezer is costing a fortune, it's always running, can hear the motor. Tonight I'm turning it off at 7.00pm and will check our consumption over 12 hours compared with the days it's on.
This by the way is very unusual behaviour for me.
Gas is currently 7p per day. Cooking and showers.
Fridges and freezers and emersion heaters for your hot water all cost quite a bit. Kettles as well. I go round turning everything off at the mains now.
rustybolts
pedalling tediously
- Location
- Ireland
Morning. Quite overcast here withforecast soon so better head out. The old quads are feeling yesterday’s hilly walk so need to get them moving again before they seize up.
Afternoon all.
Went out on the old refurbished Raleigh today, all was well until after a few miles going up a hill, the chain snapped
I have a quick link for the 6 speed chain, but can I get it to lock in place, no.
I think it is the original chain, so I will get a new one tomorrow from the LBS.
Went out on the old refurbished Raleigh today, all was well until after a few miles going up a hill, the chain snapped
I have a quick link for the 6 speed chain, but can I get it to lock in place, no.
I think it is the original chain, so I will get a new one tomorrow from the LBS.
Mo1959
Legendary Member
- Location
- Perthshire,Scotland
I’ve got serious DOMS in my quads today after that climb yesterday. Maybe it’ll make them stronger
Chicken Jalfrezi and rice for tea shortly.
Chicken Jalfrezi and rice for tea shortly.
