Well, bins out, last of the grouting done, in the time it took for W to mix up the stuff for the cake which she then put in the oven at 40 degs higher than she should have done.:rolleyes::(:(
Came out a bit King Alfred.:(:(
Still you can cut the outside off can't you?
I got about 20 minutes on how much she hates our kitchen sink. :rolleyes::(:(:(:(:(
This in the new kitchen mind.
We looked for one on line, ordered it, I fitted the blamed thing and as far as I can see although a little "flexible" it is OK.
But oh no, somehow it let's water "go everywhere", etc, etc.. But its real sin is not being a FRANKE one.:rolleyes:
Then she got angry with the dogs and somehow a chain holding a bracelet on broke and "disappeared". So as usual, after she failed to find it, I found it, hiding under a mat.
So another mending job for me. At least I can shorten it for her.
I have tried to encourage her to not wear jewellery when doing housework.:rolleyes:.
So, breathe.......... and relax.:):):)
Have a good evening folks!:):):)
 
Wimblowdriver said:
It went straight in the bin. Luckily it was not the one with pictures of series landies on ------
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My Mrs dropped my one and it shattered :(
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Turktowner said:
I gots a stainless insulated one..
Wif dents in :)
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But they don't go int dishwasher.:rolleyes:
I've got a few, used to get given them at MSA events, wiv lids on an all. Came in very handy while waiting around not doing any recoveries!
We put all the ones that chipped in the "work mugs" place in the cupboard, but you are right coffee in them goes cold very quickly.
I got used to drinking cold coffee when working. I swore I'd never drink cold coffee again once I retired. :rolleyes:
 
Today was as, as inneresting as expected wif a two hour Tratter drive either side. They had this tucked away which brought a nickle tear to my eye. Is the same model on which my teacher, Ted Tczhekoniac first tought me to turn stuff.
God bless Ted.
 

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Stanleysteamer said:
But they don't go int dishwasher.:rolleyes:
I've got a few, used to get given them at MSA events, wiv lids on an all. Came in very handy while waiting around not doing any recoveries!
We put all the ones that chipped in the "work mugs" place in the cupboard, but you are right coffee in them goes cold very quickly.
I got used to drinking cold coffee when working. I swore I'd never drink cold coffee again once I retired. :rolleyes:
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Dishwasher...
What is this of which you speak? :p
 
Turktowner said:
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Dishwasher...
What is this of which you speak? :p
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When my ex and I moved house we only had one connection to either our dishwasher or the washing machine. We looked at each other and said in the same breath "dishwasher"!
We were happy to got to the launderette once a week for the time it took me to reorganise the kitchen to take both.
Once you've got one you'll never want to be without one again!
And they clean stuff so much better than you can do by hand.........usually!
 
Stanleysteamer said:
When my ex and I moved house we only had one connection to either our dishwasher or the washing machine. We looked at each other and said in the same breath "dishwasher"!
We were happy to got to the launderette once a week for the time it took me to reorganise the kitchen to take both.
Once you've got one you'll never want to be without one again!
And they clean stuff so much better than you can do by hand.........usually!
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I don't disagree with you on many things Stan but we had a dishwasher once. I thought it was rubbish. I prefer to wash the stuff by hand so I know it has been done correctly :)
 
Stanleysteamer said:
When my ex and I moved house we only had one connection to either our dishwasher or the washing machine. We looked at each other and said in the same breath "dishwasher"!
We were happy to got to the launderette once a week for the time it took me to reorganise the kitchen to take both.
Once you've got one you'll never want to be without one again!
And they clean stuff so much better than you can do by hand.........usually!
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Well, I've had one in the past (along with all the who does the loading an who does the unloading blah blah, which turned out to be me either way) an I int got one now.
Don't miss it. I'd only have one now to clean Landy bits in, cept I int got the room, an me an the dishwasher would then be in the doghouse :)
 
Stanleysteamer said:
I has been out to Screwfix and picked up my noo work trouwsiz. 3rd set! One pair @36" waist another at 34". These for when I lose weight in the summer. (Stop laughing at the back there!)
Both fit, one more comfortably than the other!
W has perused the latest auction on the website, she has earmarked some jewellery, of course, a load of cameo earings and brooches, some ornaments for a present for a dottir, some white linen, a small carriage clock, a bentwood hat, coat and umbrella stand what we have been looking for for ages, and an unimaginable number of big heavy garden pots.:eek::eek::eek::eek:
There are also a few quite nice watches that might catch my eye.
Tis an addiction!!!
She also has a mixed lot of silver jewellery up for sale.
We will see.
As it has now gorn 3 o'clock I think I might engage in a little light grouting before dins!
enjoy the rest of the day folks!!
:):):):)
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V@ngo m@ke troosers in your size :p:D
 
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