Mundane News

[rockyroller]

You bathed a cat, and lived.

We've only done it a handful of times, only when one of the fluffy Ragdolls get poop stuck to them badly. Even we just survive that and they are a placid breed

I hear ya. when I was in my 20s my girlfriend washed a rescue. she draped a towel over her shoulder in the shower & held the young cat over her shoulder as she washed it. me? no way! this morning I just let the cat out in the rain! mother nature's bath

photo from internet

 

[mybike]

There's not a crumb of the steak left. The girls really enjoyed it. (skirt steak, btw, which is a cut for slow cooking)

Or pasties

 

[mybike]

You always get in first

Most people don't bother

 

[rockyroller]

much prefer pasties & a short skirt ... hehe, sorry, couldn't resist

 

[Andy in Germany]

It's so wintry here I've had to relight the wood stove; I thought that was done for the year.

I'm warm now.

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

I'm about to venture out. I'm all wrapped up for winter.

 

[postman]

operation one takes place on Monday morning at Otley.So i have just celebrated wirh a whisky and a pint.

 

[gaijintendo]

The neighbour is doing something with his driveway.

 

[tyred]

The dry spell seems to have come to an end in spectacular fashion. Torrential and prolonged rain here. I see Noah is getting his hammer and nails out

 

[Reynard]

Lovely luncheon of two slices of seeded bread, one with Polish sausage, one with Brie (a spoon job, good thinking to put it in a bowl, yesterday), plus a banana, a red orange, some grapes and two

 

[Reynard]

Or pasties

Agreed. Generally, if I have the choice between skirt or rump, I go for skirt as it's more or less the same price, and I think the flavour and texture is superior.

When it comes to having steak as steak, ribeye is my go-to, though when buying on sticker, it's very much pot luck.

 

[postman]

Sorry its Monday the 11th not next Monday.

 

[Reynard]

I have a and a Petit Beurre biskit.

 

[oldwheels]

The snow this morning only lasted a few minutes and most of the day was sunny and dry.
Spent the day sorting out my shopping and reading a book by Terry Pratchett which was published 20 years ago. He works a lot of sly digs at present day life in his fantasy books. The one I am reading might have been published this year as he has predicted a lot of present day political shenannigans.

 

[Reynard]

I have thawed out somewhat after stapling more wire mesh to the gutter flashing.

Didn't get my thumb trapped under the handle of the stapler this time.