It has taken me twelve days hard searching though!So happy for you!
If it'd been me i'd have found em a week too late!
Still got there in the end though!It has taken me twelve days hard searching though!
yum yum, iz ad croissongs, but they's french and might have galric or spices in zo you wudnt like um!
Dare I ask where you found them in the end?It has taken me twelve days hard searching though!
Already fitted to the shredder?
Less than a metre away from where I had been standing in my 'junk' room sorting out all the large storage boxes which are stacked in there. They were in a zipped plastic bag on a shelf under the cushions which I keep carting in and out to the garden chairs!!!
No. I do not have the right tools to do it but my gardener is bringing his on Monday and he will do it for me - at least they won't fall come loose if he does it.
Is it a wifey thing? Mine is always putting stuff on top of other stuff and then saying she has lost it.No. I do not have the right tools to do it but my gardener is bringing his on Monday and he will do it for me - at least they won't fall come loose if he does it.
Today has been a little less successful than I would have liked but never mind.
I have Moved the scaffold tower 4 times in order to get things done that needed to be done.
I have also now taken the very top section of the scaffold tower off completely as I am now working below-eaves height.
The wood-butchered bits that were undercoated yesterday have a coat of gloss on them at last.
The gutter has been cleared out and the slipped tile repositioned.
The soffits under the gable on either side have been cleaned up and given a coat of undercoat.
What is really slowing everything down is the need to wait 16 hours between coats. Its as boring as err.... watching paint dry.
The corbels that support the gable have been washed and scraped and undercoat applied to any bare wood (gloss them tomorrow I hope).
I am totally frazzled.
I hope your day's have all gone better than this.
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