Tee, as they say, hee. So that is now established, good, I like things being clear-cut.
Iāll put the kettle on, & you can make them, Gus
I canāt bear the smell, & will need both hands to hold me noseā¦
Carinthia.xx
āClothes-peg rental, only Ā£50ā¦ā
Feral does update the software every so often and I believe itās getting a bit more strict about how it interprets the markup language (what lets you do quotes, italics, and so on).
I know itās wet where you are but isnāt that a bit OTT?
(P.S. Hope you feel better soon.)
As typos go, that could have been a lot worse
Poor Twellsy. Have a hug - Iām not worried about catching your lurgy as mine will be a match forrit.
Soo xx
A bit like the Balrog in the Lord of the Rings Eleanor has just given us a flick of the tail as she moves over to mainland Europe. And now itās going to get really really cold. Joy of joys.
We have the proverbial Hoolie here & I have to go out to put the bins out
Sigh
An Medicinal maybe needed
Carinthia.xx
Well, I used what is left of my brain & remembered that the Christmas Week collection was a day late, so looked at the List
Because of the Noo Year, the collection tomorrow will be on Saturday, so havenāt had to go out
Iām sure thatās worth another Pitcher of Summat
Carinthia.xx
As if suffering toofake since NYE werenāt enough, no sooner was I back from the torture chamber than the drive belt on the dryer decided to die. A bit of googling got me the part number and as luck would have it a place in Kilkenny had it in stock, so I was able to do a quick mercy dash. Got back safely with prize, decided Iād earned a glass of something restorative - and the fridge door handle snapped off in my hand.
Not a good day.
That like is a sympathetic one, not an expression of pleasure in your misfortune.
oh bums, joe. Sorry to hear about the toofache; hope the fang carpenter has got you properly sorted.
Did you manage to get into the fridge? I mean, the handle coming off is a bugger in itself, but being unable to access the restorative quite another class of embuggerance entirely. And I suppose some people might want food out of there tooā¦
Itizz Morning, apparently. Damp, but thereās some actual blue visible forra change.
Orf onna Trip.
yardarm
When I was small, there was an occasion on which my brother was heard by the babysitting cousin to say gleefully, āHurrah! Theyāve gone! Now letās jump on all the chairs!ā
(grin)
I can report that although my arm is still a bit grumpy about for instance taking the lids off jars or lifting a bag of shopping, itās a lot better than it was, and I am no longer blowing the top of my head at intervals by sneezing. This means I am a bit better even if not entirely, which is just as well if I am dealing with everything all on my own (makes strong effort to look weeny, weedy and weaky. Fails) against the hard cruel worldā¦
How are other sufferers getting on?
[boingity] [boingity] [chortle]
Very glad to hear of Fishly improvement, but you should cultivate the art of Graceful Languishing and only boing very gently on the chairs. Just in case.
In case of what, I have not yet worked out, but the precautionary principle is a good one.
+++ SPARRERGRAM +++
In case of sudden vodka, wot should not be spilled?
Iām in That Stockport, where the sky is the usual murky grey. I donāt plan to be out in it much.
+++ SPARRERGRAM +++
Itās all the fault of that pyramid.
A call for That Bee.
Celeriac soup, uptarted with fennel seed and apple, imminent, southerly.
Tyne, good.
(Doggered by ill-health.)
Soo xxxx