Mundane News

[Andy in Germany]

No, no, no.......

The lowermost horizontal internal trimwork of a window is a window board or window ledge. The window cill is outside.

What?

Wikipedia was incorrect?

Honestly, you can't trust anyone these days...

 

[Speicher]

No, no, no.......

The lowermost horizontal internal trimwork of a window is a window board or window ledge. The window cill is outside.

Ah ha! I learn something new everyday.

 

[MikeG]

If anyone wants me, I'm in the workshop.

Here's what I made:

 

[MikeG]

Sorry about the photos, there. There was a window behind me, a window opposite a shower screen in the en suite, and a really gloomy day, giving me virtually no chance Your Honour.

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

No, no, no.......

The lowermost horizontal internal trimwork of a window is a window board or window ledge. The window cill is outside.

And if you keep your pens by the window it becomes a pencill

 

[booze and cake]

Sorry about the photos, there. There was a window behind me, a window opposite a shower screen in the en suite, and a really gloomy day, giving me virtually no chance Your Honour.

More to the point the photographer appears to be the Prince of Darkness, all those windows and multiple mirrors and no reflection

 

[MikeG]

More to the point the photographer appears to be the Prince of Darkness........

No, no, it was me, not Classic.

 

[Speicher]

My upside down knitted Christmas trees are progressing. One is tall and a bit on the thin side, so the second one is going to be wider and, as yet, indeterminate height. I have lots of shiny buttons, silver coloured buttons etc, and some silver coloured thread to decorate the trees.

The original pattern said to sew up and stuff the trees. It will be tricky to decorate the tree once it is sewn together, but before sewing, it will be difficult to decide how to decorate it.

I think I will use some strong cardboard cut to the same outline as the tree, to provide a 3D effect, then they will fold flat for storage.

 

[Lullabelle]

My upside down knitted Christmas trees are progressing. One is tall and a bit on the thin side, so the second one is going to be wider and, as yet, indeterminate height. I have lots of shiny buttons, silver coloured buttons etc, and some silver coloured thread to decorate the trees.

The original pattern said to sew up and stuff the trees. It will be tricky to decorate the tree once it is sewn together, but before sewing, it will be difficult to decide how to decorate it.

I think I will use some strong cardboard cut to the same outline as the tree, to provide a 3D effect, then they will fold flat for storage.

Can't wait to see a pic

 

[Grant Fondo]

My favourite for tea tonight...chicken risotto! mmmmm
If it came to winning the Lotto
Or a nice big plate of risotto
I can say with hand on heart
Sauted arborio rice in a huge potto

 

[LeetleGreyCells]

I must remember to put the green bin and blue box out when I get home.

Someone remind me in a couple of hours, please.

 

[LeetleGreyCells]

In other mundanity, I had a job interview today.

I’d forgotten how stress-inducing they can be. Although in this case, it wasn’t the interview so much, but it’s having to wait until next week to find out if I will get the job or not....

 

[Fab Foodie]

Here's what I made:

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Wow!

 

[perplexed]

I must remember to put the green bin and blue box out when I get home.

Someone remind me in a couple of hours, please.

BINS!!!

 

[Andy in Germany]

I must remember to put the green bin and blue box out when I get home.

Someone remind me in a couple of hours, please.

Oh, @RealLeeHimself: Remember the...

BINS!!!

Pipped at the post.