Good luck with quickly finding future employ. 
You found your keys then!Evening.
At least you piped up Brian..
I had (homemade) fish and chips.. after a month in France it felt a bit dirty but it was very nice.
Err...no.
We had to phone the neighbour who had a spare one for the back door and get her to leave it under the mat...
You'll be changing the locks soon then?Err...no.
I might be enjoying some of that tomorrow.
They'll not let you out!I might be enjoying some of that tomorrow.
Off to Barnard Castle and might end up staying there.
If you lost them in France.If only to make sure we have new keys..I rather doubt that anyone picking up the lost set in France will be able to find the locks they fit.
All of our keys were together on a caribiner, although in separate sets... One day near the start the house keys accidentally detached from the caribiner and were spotted and retreived from the ground. One day near the end they weren't on the caribiner any more. We had no idea where they were now and turned the car upside down, as well as every bag and pocket we could find. The next day we travelled to Spain to catch the ferry. They're in France.
They'll turn up the minute you have the locks changed and paid for.All of our keys were together on a caribiner, although in separate sets... One day near the start the house keys accidentally detached from the caribiner and were spotted and retreived from the ground. One day near the end they weren't on the caribiner any more. We had no idea where they were now and turned the car upside down, as well as every bag and pocket we could find. The next day we travelled to Spain to catch the ferry. They're in France.
I'll watch out for the onion seller on a bike wearing a beret...
