Mundane News

[fossyant]

What's for tea folks ?

Us it's a starter of tomatoes and mozzarella (and or buschetta) and a freezer surprise of home made lasagne.

Tomatoes are courtesy of our greenhouse - got a big bowl full last night.

 

[tyred]

I often wonder why companies publish email addresses and then don't bother to reply to email enquiries.

 

[PeteXXX]

Well, we've voted. Only 3 on the list this time. Labour, Lib Dem & Independent.
The by-election had to be called as the Labour person elected in May failed to sign her acceptance letter in time... Most impressive

 

[biggs682]

Grey and dismal, here..

But that's enough about us.

Frying eggs on the pavement further along the A45 ....... Not

 

[Gravity Aided]

13C currently, expecting a high of 25C.

 

[Andy in Germany]

I spent a couple of hours this morning getting old bike chains ready for making decorations next week. Now they look like this:

Which is a lot cleaner than my hands...

Now I need to make sure the video projector is working so I'm handling several shiny expensive white and silvery electronic items.

With hindsight, I could have organised this mornings jobs better...

 

[cookiemonster]

What's for tea folks ?

Us it's a starter of tomatoes and mozzarella (and or buschetta) and a freezer surprise of home made lasagne.

Tomatoes are courtesy of our greenhouse - got a big bowl full last night.

Dinner tonight is -





PIZZZA!!!!!!!!

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

Ebony, commentator on Test Match Special, has brought a e-Brompton into the commentary box. ''I don't like walking, it's just so slow,'' was her explanation. I get to like her more and more.....

 

[Speicher]

I would like to ask a question on here, rather than the open forum.

As you know, some of my neighbours are moving house. One of those houses (with exactly the same stairs arrangement) had a stair lift installed about one year ago. The current occupiers do not know if the new owners want it, and if they do not want it, would installing it at their new house be uneconomical. In the event that it is not needed, or being moved, I have said that I would like to discuss buying it from them.

It is a straight set of stairs, no complicated turns, or platforms. My mother had problems with hers, but mainly because she often "forgot" to take it right to the end of the track, so that it would recharge the battery.

I think I will enquire about how much a new one is, compared to buying a year old one. What does the panel think?

 

[cookiemonster]

I would like to ask a question on here, rather than the open forum.

As you know, some of my neighbours are moving house. One of those houses (with exactly the same stairs arrangement) had a stair lift installed about one year ago. The current occupiers do not know if the new owners want it, and if they do not want it, would installing it at their new house be uneconomical. In the event that it is not needed, or being moved, I have said that I would like to discuss buying it from them.

It is a straight set of stairs, no complicated turns, or platforms. My mother had problems with hers, but mainly because she often "forgot" to take it right to the end of the track, so that it would recharge the battery.

I think I will enquire about how much a new one is, compared to buying a year old one. What does the panel think?

If the old one still works, I would buy it as it'll be way cheaper than a new one.

 

[fossyant]

Dinner tonight is -





PIZZZA!!!!!!!!

That's tomorrow - home made, although I do buy the bases.
Chip butty for lunch.

 

[Reynard]

Grey and blustery here, but it feels warmer than yesterday.

I slept really well with two extra fleece throws on the bed. Don't feel so chilled as I did yesterday, but still very tired. Am also really snotified, so probably fighting off some sinusitis.

Anyways, I have made a nice big pot of tomato and basil soup this morning, and done some work on my writing project.

More writing this afternoon, methinks, but I need to zip to Littleport to drop off mum's prescription at the quack.

It's almost time for lunch.

 

[Reynard]

What's for tea folks ?

Us it's a starter of tomatoes and mozzarella (and or buschetta) and a freezer surprise of home made lasagne.

Tomatoes are courtesy of our greenhouse - got a big bowl full last night.

Soup and sausages. Plus whatever else I can rustle up from the contents of the fridge.

 

[Reynard]

I just saw the Tammy Beaumont highlights. Very impressive!

It was... Such a shame she didn't get that century, it would've been so well deserved.

 

[fossyant]

Soup and sausages. Plus whatever else I can rustle up from the contents of the fridge.

We've been trying to empty the freezer. Last night was freezer surprise of home made minestrone soup.