Which one are you ?Hi ho hi ho.....................
I just goggled "Spearmint Rhino" as there used to be one local to us in the UK.When people ask me why Ive never had children is the same reason why they have never kept a rhino.
Buidery ex s-i-l used to say "Spreads are born, not made" I wasn't born........one!Done a bit of plastering in my time, needs must. It's not difficult and hardest bit is mixing and clearing up especially when you're on your own.
Going to get wall ready and then leave it until I get time, probably week after next when I've finished stuff on my list
UnibondDone a bit of plastering in my time, needs must. It's not difficult and hardest bit is mixing and clearing up especially when you're on your own.
Going to get wall ready and then leave it until I get time, probably week after next when I've finished stuff on my list
You are a brave man!Thankfully we found some good builders who could render reasonably straight for the last lot. Only got plastering left now in 1 area(3rooms) ceilings and walls. Doing it on your own is hard work, I know, so do my elbows .
But there is a lot of satisfaction at the finished space you can say “ I did that”.
J
A good few years ago I bought this very old bike from a theatrical props company in London.
I then spent a lot of money making it into something very special.
I think in all it cost me about £650 to complete.
After my hip replacement the advice was NOT to ride an upright bike because a fall could be catastrophic.
I've tried to sell it and everyone leaps at it as it's so pleasing to look at; they say "please yes hold it for me I will come and get it today".... and then phone up at the last minute and say they have decided not to go ahead.
Why do people do that, don't they know their own mind?
It's up on FB Moulton Classifieds and so far 3 people have pulled this stunt on me.
It is rather frustrating TBH.
At least there was no damage.Note saying 4x4 owners get free 'NHS penis enlargement therapy' on car
Adam Chester, 46, parked up his SUV while visiting a friend in Harborne, Birmingham, on July 6 and 7. But on returning to his three-litre diesel engine motor, he was baffled to discover the messages.www.dailymail.co.uk
I got up this morning to see patches of what looked like yellow stain on the patio. Went downt to the pool and they are there too stuck to the capping stones on the walls. not every where just in a few places.Just had very heavy rain for 4 minutes then stopped. Measured 10mm.
You really were on form last night weren't cher!!!Normally I just get plastered.....hic
Welcome back!Left Vienna in 36C and landed Edinburgh at 15C....Brrrrr
HotWelcome back!
Hope you had a nice time!
What did they play? Not a bit of Mozart I hope!!!!!Hot
Expensive
But concert at the Musikverein...magnificent!
Another box ticked.
Wish her good luck from me and W. W has had to have a couple of those "Fixit cos the other beggar messed up" ops. not funny.Morning all
Grand daughter has her op today to put right what they messed up 17 months ago
Welding my project today if I can get it all lined up properly
Cloudy bright with showers forecasted
Think the summer's over here until August as usual, it'll be battering the oats and wheat flat again just before harvest
Yeah well...you know...it was advertised as a Mozart concert...in period clothing.What did they play? Not a bit of Mozart I hope!!!!!
Sum chance!!
Thank youWish her good luck from me and W. W has had to have a couple of those "Fixit cos the other beggar messed up" ops. not funny.
I know Mozart is one of a lot of people's favourite composers, I find his stuff too "chocolat box top-y" and had to play quite a bit when I was in an orchestra for 4 years. Had to grit my teeth, behind the mouthpiece that wasn't easy!Yeah well...you know...it was advertised as a Mozart concert...in period clothing.
They cheated tho, and did the standard Vienna encores....of the Strauss variety
Again, crossed fingers!Thank you
Apparently there will be two surgeons in attendance this time
Going to be there when she wakes up if I can
Yeah, I get that. The "lollipops" are ok as far as they go, but there are better pieces out there.I know Mozart is one of a lot of people's favourite composers, I find his stuff too "chocolat box top-y" and had to play quite a bit when I was in an orchestra for 4 years. Had to grit my teeth, behind the mouthpiece that wasn't easy!
Still hope you enjoyed it.