My ironing board could be used as a bed forra smallish crittur - it’s huge & plugs in at the board . The downstairs one is ‘normal’ sized
I was party to transporting an large ironing board from the shop to home, for & wivva friend
The vehicule was an Mini, which meant that I, as passenger, held said ironing board on ‘my’ side of the car, &resting on my head, for a distance of several miles
No chance of ironing board droppage, round these parts, Gus. I have identified one-such, cleverly appliquéed to the airing cupboard door. I swerve it, several times inna day.
We have been granted the most glorious weather for our week in Killin and wildlife is just flinging itself in our path - including a Red Deer hind, who jumped right in front of our car and escaped a squishing, thanks to Mr Soo’s driving (and an early warning system supplied by me).
Eeek, Bee. Pleased for you both and pleasder still for the not-yet-venison-then hind. Well done Mr Soo and the early warning system of his bosom. Those antennae come in useful ;- )
Good weather is a good thing, too. Been cold here, unreasonably and unseasonably cold. And blowy. And blowit.
G xxx
Your weather is not being kind, Gus. Talking to people all over this place (as is my wont), they are completely in shock at the appearance of the Sun, but should move across to the chemist for some sun-screen for safety.
Knee is functioning reasonably kneelily, thanks me dere, albeit still a bit puffy (insofar as one can actually tell, with my knees - there’s a reason I wear jeans). Other than that - bluddy cold! Stupid weather.
G xxx
sounds vaguely painful on first reading. ‘Me nestwards are flummety’. Or, as a colleague once plaintively remarked way back in the’ 80s: ‘Eww, me WYSIWYG’s gone all GUI’.
Well it had me on the floor, but then I do get rather incapacitated by laughter now and then. One of these days I shall defy medical science completely and swaller me tonsils.