Having now become a 'single' person living in a world where this state is not socially catered for then the word 'expensive' takes on a whole new meaning.We only use hotels two days a year. And we hide the fact that we have dogs. If you want to book a holiday home as we do over Christmas having 3 dogs can really limit you.
But I have to agree that unless you use your campervan a lot they are freaking expensive.
No living relatives at all! Friends are scattered over the country - one of the problems of a professional life but I'm thinking about it.Any younger rellies who could be named, or good friends ?
The excuse is to return your vehicle to your home in the event of you being unwell...
When I was a nippa TV in the home was generally unheard of - we didn't get our first one until 1953.When I was a nippa, the depressing thing on Sunday night TV was Captain Pugwash or Pinky and Perky. Both were real poop compared to Compo, Cleggy and totherun!
Ah, but if held at the right( or wrong) angle, can it drop through the hole?Heavy duty 3-point non rocking cover. Same principle as a 3 legged stool, don't rock like a 4 legged stool with one slightly short leg.
Or "personholes" as we have to call them nowadays!!This chap knows his manholes
Yes I did restrain myself from mentioning something like that!!Reminds me that in wimmins cricket, the protective "box" is known as a manhole cover
Liquids of all sorts.Ok a strange think happened with my landy, a few months ago when I went to move it the clutch peddle went to the floor
so had to pump the peddle for a min or so to get clutch pressure, done this a few times over that week to move it about.
Fitted the pump today then I remembered about the peddle o'blast jumped n well climbed in the clutch was all good
drove it round the block still smoky, then I seen a drips of oil from the gearbox once id came back oh balls.
Its probably the new seal between the box n tranny.
Just cause norf of the border you only can hit a ball with a wood, or a niblick or somesuch!!Wots a wimmins cricket & can you find it
Please don't take offence. None was meant.Having now become a 'single' person living in a world where this state is not socially catered for then the word 'expensive' takes on a whole new meaning.
A single person of maturing years has two choices really, either you hoard what money you have got and live the life of a comfortably off hermit or you use the money you have saved up over your working life to try to continue enjoying the lifestyle you have now been socially excluded from.
Over the years I have spent/wasted thousands of £'s on hobbies (Land rovers being one of them!) and never considered this as 'expensive' - I was doing what I wanted to do to make us happy and to enjoy our life together. Although life as I knew it is now very different why should I not do everything to enjoy what is remaining of my life?
'Expensive' is only a term for expressing an attitude to ones priorities imo.
Amazingly, and I still don't understand why, I once insured a vehicle and was told that insuring it "any driver" would be cheaper than just me on the policy.Any younger rellies who could be named, or good friends ?
The excuse is to return your vehicle to your home in the event of you being unwell...
I certainly didn't take any offence from your comments. I was merely explaining my understanding of the word 'expensive'.Please don't take offence. None was meant.
I was born in 1955 and we didn't get a telly till we moved darn sarf in 1963.When I was a nippa TV in the home was generally unheard of - we didn't get our first one until 1953.
No we watched the Coronation on a friends TV - after the death of my father in '52 my mother obviously felt very lonely being left as a housebound lady with two young children to bring up so she got it to be able to watch the cricket test match with Aus! I was never a fan of TV.I was born in 1955 and we didn't get a telly till we moved darn sarf in 1963.
I bet you got yours for the Coronation, as so many did.
Good Lord, never realised your dad died so young. It's a bit late to say "Condolences" but I'm still saying it. Your mum must have had it tough, as must you and your sibling.No we watched the Coronation on a friends TV - after the death of my father in '52 my mother obviously felt very lonely being left as a housebound lady with two young children to bring up so she got it to be able to watch the cricket test match with Aus! I was never a fan of TV.
I concur, 'expensive' is subjective I fink. If it makes you happy, it can't be that bad, right? (There's a song in there somewhere )I certainly didn't take any offence from your comments. I was merely explaining my understanding of the word 'expensive'.
Kept under a plastic cover to stop the doors gerrin wet
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