No 's' in maths and no 'h' in herb. That's about it
Put Z in words like authorisation and don't use the word "That" for reasons I don't understand. Apparently Americans don't like the word That.
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Put Z in words like authorisation and don't use the word "That" for reasons I don't understand. Apparently Americans don't like the word That.
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No more wallpaper to strip.
But. I found the floor in the corner of the room is dipping down. It's not saggy or bouncy but just goes down hill. So now my task is to decide if I can be bothered to rectify it. The floor boards I got up this morning and found no rot. Just shoddy repair work from decades ago.
The mundaneness continues.
How can you live in a place for 30 odd yeas and not notice that the floor is not level??
Our lounge is three rooms knocked into one and has a slope towards one corner, things like commodes and wheelchairs will head for that corner if I let them, I did check the floors when I redecorated but found nothing wrong with them.
Ming the Merciless
There is no mercy
- Location
- Inside my skull
Bit like the Sun will also turn into a red dwarf and destroy Earth
Ming the Merciless
There is no mercy
- Location
- Inside my skull
Free of Corona symptoms today. Will do another LFT tomorrow to confirm. Did a tentative 1 hour recovery ride which went fine. Will need to ease back into riding and not go mad.
pawl
Legendary Member
- Location
- Desford Leicestershire
We once stayed in what was claimed to be the oldest Inn in Wales at LLandrindod Wells. Weird place as nothing was level.
Just up the road from us the village of Newbold Verdin had a pub called the Dragon.When you walked in the door you felt that you had already downed to many pints The floor had quite a considerable slope which due to mining subsidence had grown considerably worse It eventually had to close
The pub was eventually demolished The site was eventually restored and the site now houses the village surgery
Many houses in this area were affected from mining subsidence There are still some in the mining village s that you can see the tie bars holding the walls vertical
fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
Lunch trip to the Dairy farm for a milk shake top up fresh from the cows. 
- Location
- Next door to Mr Benn at No 54
From the age of seven to about nine, I attended a school on an American base in Saudi Arabia. On my return I had to unlearn American spelling and emphasis.
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
It's the weekend
Gwylan
Veteran
- Location
- All at sea⛵
Which church has plenty?
biggs682
Itching to get back on my bike's
- Location
- Northamptonshire
We have had some rain 
Gwylan
Veteran
- Location
- All at sea⛵
Gwylan
Veteran
- Location
- All at sea⛵
I'm in a Benefice and it has been dry and sunny
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
It's actually been a very nice and relatively mild autumnal day here chez Casa Reynard.
I overslept (oops), but I spent the morning in the community orchard having the leisurely footle that went out the window yesterday. When the weather's clement, it's SUCH a lovely place to be. I picked a basket of New Rock Pippin apples - a lot of them came down in yesterday's gale, and some of the fruits are splitting as a result of the excessive rain. So when I ran out of basket, I took off my waterproof, knotted the arms around the collar to make an impromptu bag, and filled that too...
They are really tasty apples mind, and if stored well, will keep till May. I find it mindblowing that this variety was developed shortly after Napoleon was defeated at Waterloo, as the apples are so much nicer than anything that's in the supermarket. The food commentators of the time praised the variety for its flavour and keeping qualities, so that's good enough for me.
Discovered that there were a few slices of gammon still left in the fridge, so I had those in a sandwich for luncheon, along with a pear, an apple and two
Went off erranding this afternoon, which included a trip to the post office and picking up mum's prescription. And we did have a brief rain shower here just around sunset, but it came with such a magnificent rainbow...
I now have a and a chocolate biskit.
I overslept (oops), but I spent the morning in the community orchard having the leisurely footle that went out the window yesterday. When the weather's clement, it's SUCH a lovely place to be. I picked a basket of New Rock Pippin apples - a lot of them came down in yesterday's gale, and some of the fruits are splitting as a result of the excessive rain. So when I ran out of basket, I took off my waterproof, knotted the arms around the collar to make an impromptu bag, and filled that too...
They are really tasty apples mind, and if stored well, will keep till May. I find it mindblowing that this variety was developed shortly after Napoleon was defeated at Waterloo, as the apples are so much nicer than anything that's in the supermarket. The food commentators of the time praised the variety for its flavour and keeping qualities, so that's good enough for me.
Discovered that there were a few slices of gammon still left in the fridge, so I had those in a sandwich for luncheon, along with a pear, an apple and two
Went off erranding this afternoon, which included a trip to the post office and picking up mum's prescription. And we did have a brief rain shower here just around sunset, but it came with such a magnificent rainbow...
I now have a
and a chocolate biskit.
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
No more wallpaper to strip.
But. I found the floor in the corner of the room is dipping down
The mundaneness continues.
How can you live in a place for 30 odd yeas and not notice that the floor is not level??
My teeny, tiny little old cottage is wonky. There's hardly a proper square line anywhere, and yes, the floor slopes a bit. But I like it, and it suits me fine.
