Thanks DD, you are as ever, a rock when the world is a wobbly mess!And here are some - you have sold your house so that worry is out of the way, you have fuel in the car, your daughters are now settled in their 'hopes', you have a loving wife and family and ........................................... eventually, you will have a new house to move to.
Morning all tis dry here
Nowt else to say atm apart from my fkn pallet still hasnt arrived
Told me everyday since friday its on its way (lying gits)
Cant even call them as they have turned there phone line off so web chat only.
Virtual Gemma is nice though.
Have a good day ya'll
Virtual mistress. nod nod wink wink say no more.............................
Today I find that THEY have put a builders line on my existing fencing and indicated a line all the way down the garden.
This is something I was going to do anyway, and I had told them I was not doing any fencing until we had agreed the line.
Now; my other half sees it as an insult and wants me to go round there and "Sort her out!" -
I'm very much of a mind that there is no need, and we will be working to an agreed line at an appropriate time (2 weeks away).
But no, my Mrs. wants to pick a fight now and "have words". I don't and I am flatly refusing to make what is clearly a sensitive situation for the neighbour a more difficult one.
I think my Missus is just an awkward git and wants to feel affronted that the woman next door has put a line up without speaking to us.
If it wasn't for the Brits, the frogs would be krauts
I think my Missus is just an awkward git and wants to feel affronted that the woman next door has put a line up without speaking to us.
TBH, it is more or less where I expected to run it, and I had promised the neighbour that we would both agree the line before ANYTHING was done with respect to placing fencing in the ground.
I've looked at it and I think the end panel of my current part-fencing is out by a few inches, and one of our sheds and its base is over the imaginary line.
All these things I plan to correct without a big confrontation or fight, and by mutual agreement. Why make a fuss?
It's 2 wimmins squaring up for a cat-fight, not something I want to get involved in really.
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Why make a fuss?
It's 2 wimmins squaring up for a cat-fight, not something I want to get involved in really.
I think my Missus is just an awkward git and wants to feel affronted that the woman next door has put a line up without speaking to us.
TBH, it is more or less where I expected to run it, and I had promised the neighbour that we would both agree the line before ANYTHING was done with respect to placing fencing in the ground.
I've looked at it and I think the end panel of my current part-fencing is out by a few inches, and one of our sheds and its base is over the imaginary line.
All these things I plan to correct without a big confrontation or fight, and by mutual agreement. Why make a fuss?
It's 2 wimmins squaring up for a cat-fight, not something I want to get involved in really.
Guid afternoon
So have applied a silicone bead to the sunroof, weather warning for heavy rain tonight so will see if it works tomorrow.
Wee blast in Aprilia, still better than sex !
And I would'nt say that Renfrew is a posh place, but new Ferrari garage has just opened across from the Porche garage.
Too ruddy true!If it wasn't for the Brits, the frogs would be krauts
My favourite alternative to this (in my minds eye) is to have them nude-wrestling in a vat of hot-Nivea hand cream.Just get the inflatable paddling pool out and fill it with jelly and tell them to climb in and have a wrestle
My favourite alternative to this (in my minds eye) is to have them nude-wrestling in a vat of hot-Nivea hand cream.
