What's an IEM when at home?
They told me informally "no change" which is what it has been for the past 10 years nearly. so that's good.So I guess you still have an ed, hope it will last a bit longer for you and results are good.
J
Reminds me of the tree in a garden not so far away from us that had been deemed "safe" by the council. The same thing happened to it as happened to yours, only it was a big branch that fell across the street and onto the top of a parked car the other side of the road. It did it quite a bit of damage.
"In ear monitor". Kinda like an earbud type headphone but with a silicon thingy so it goes into the ear better and isolates itself from outside sounds.
Luckily no. I will have a clearing up job to do this week. Shame my chainsaw is borked.Reminds me of the tree in a garden not so far away from us that had been deemed "safe" but the council. The same thing happended to it as happened to yours, only it was a big branch that fell across the street and onto the top of a parked car the other side of the road. It did it quite a bit of damage.
I'm hoping yours didn't hurt your fence or anything belonging to the neighbour.
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That is a shame. Borked in what way?Luckily no. I will have a clearing up job to do this week. Shame my chainsaw is borked.
My little 16" Bar Ryobi fails to switch the brake off and overheats. All the parts are as they should be, but following the cutting of a lot of Eucalyptus there is a rock hard gummy deposit in the brake drum that I cannot shift, so it is always trying to STOP.
Oh dear.My little 16" Bar Ryobi fails to switch the brake off and overheats. All the parts are as they should be, but following the cutting of a lot of Eucalyptus there is a rock hard gummy deposit in the brake drum that I cannot shift, so it is always trying to STOP.
I can release the brake ONLY if I over stress the release mechanism/position by pulling it past the "free-to-run" stop with a cable -tie. Not ideal.
Bin to t'ospicle.
Borin lyin down listenin to scanner. For about narf a nour.
good thing doggies got me up as I glanced at the alarm clock, it was flashing, flipping power cut due to wind.
Which also tore the tarp which used to be over the Red Disco.
Pouring down with rain.
Noo neebs' youngest, plus boyfriend, came to ask me if they could borrow my trailer. they wanted to shift some sofas, something to do with new tenants moving in tomoz and an uncle with a van having let them down.
I thought about it and told them I'd have to drive the Disco and they'd need tarps and ratchet straps, (Has to be the car trailer the other one isn't accessible.)
I get changed for the weather, dig out the Dixon-Bate and wait for them to tell me they've got their end sorted out.
They came back and apparently mother had heard from them, saw that what they wanted to do wasn't entirely necessary, so it is off.
Phew!
Enjoy the rest of the day!
Afternoon folks
Frosty start when I got up to watch the F1. But sunny, so did a bit of winterizing outside should be all good now.
Had a really enjoyable meal with our friends in the "big town" last night.
They have just changed a Woodburner with water jacket(in the kitchen) for a pellet burner. Now their house is warm they say. So will be interesting to hear how they get on for cost of pellets over the wood they used to use. I have considered 1 to fit in the basement hopper fed from outside so easy to load. Maybe later when moving so much wood gets to much
Got arf a trailer of sand to empty so it can be used for wood transfer duties tomorrow, My back will probably complain later
Back to work for the workers tomorrow, another normal working day for us retired.
J
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