On checking the council website it appears we pay a lot. I didn’t even realise there was a water charge plus a waste water charge!
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Yes, I'll sit on the fence. I see both views. Thing is we only have bass from the sea so is there a need to distinguish between (freshwater) bass and sea bass? Not only is this a first world problem, it's a pensioner problemTBF.....its Bass. Mr Numbnuts tells us you can get fresh water Bass. We eat Bass from the sea......surely then it makes it Sea Bass as against fresh water Bass.
Good morning. That's the world sorted out! A lovely cool morning here, the only downside is I've been awake since 3.00am. Why is it I can go for two or three weeks sleeping till 5.00 - 6.00am and suddenly for no good reason I start waking at 3.00am??? Another first world issue??
Well, today? Mrs P has her treatment and I have a session with my PT. I've asked her to discuss diet. I know I can do better but need a firm kick in the right direction. That aside I have many little errands to run/chores to do. I still have the allotment grass to cut, need to get a hair cut, do the u3a banking, buy some vegetables, visit B&Q.
I've had boiled eggs and toast for breakfast. Now this is a PROBLEM. A REAL problem. Paul is upset. Eggs. What is it with WHITE eggs? Why do I suddenly find white eggs all over the place as though it's something special. I want brown eggs and don't want to open every friggin' box until I find some. Mr Tesco, I'm talking to you! Really when and why have white eggs suddenly become a thing.
Think I'll bob off and be grumpy now.......![]()
Yes, I'll sit on the fence. I see both views. Thing is we only have bass from the sea so is there a need to distinguish between (freshwater) bass and sea bass? Not only is this a first world problem, it's a pensioner problem![]()
A friend once said to me, "Never upset a retired person. They've got all the time in the world to complain."
I can remember a time when nearly all eggs were white. Brown eggs were a special treat.
I presume, rightly or wrongly that it depends on the species of hen and the diet they are on.
Just to throw a spanner in the works the word Bass comes from middle english and means Perch though it's not related to the Bass family...