Oh, well done Leggy-Armers…
(I have long depended upon a rather slatternly air about the Cellar, but must adapt, I suppose.)
So this is why you were forced into donning shorts, then?
Medicinals?
Soo xx
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Definitely Medicinals, dere, to bolster me after that glimpse of Armers’ knees. [gluggity] [gluggity] [thass better]
G xxx
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What is this “dryer” of which you speak?
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Couldn’t possibly comment, Fishers, ahem.
Muchos gluggitos after the knee scenario. Thanks, Dere Gus.
Soo xx
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Maybe we should keep Armers, in his shorts, on permanent stand by, like WC Fields’ emergency whisky snake. He’d get a cut of the drinks, of course, to make it worth his while.
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Dryers are similar to washing machines but they dry laundry
Essential in this climate
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I always iron Pillock Cases & used to iron Mr C’s PJs as he said that they felt better
When he was well enuff, he always did his own ironing - learned doing National Service
My ironing was, for many years, the ‘Forensic Pressing’ sort, as you have to press through each stage of the dressmaking/alterations process, so it’s summat I’m quite good at
There was even a sleeve-board deployed at Carinthia Towers…
Am having a Flump
Looks around innan Hopeful Manner…
I never wanted a tumble drier, but we had Late Aged Aunt’s, rather than throw it away, & I was very grateful when I had to wash/dry 2 loads every day when Mr C was ill
Carinthia.xx
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Aye, and there’s one here, too, my Dear xx
Let’s celebrate Vernal Equinox and be glad ovvit. Chin-chin, Dearies.
Soo xx
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Your ironing is still of that sort, Carinthia. I have been a beneficiary of your talents and appreciate the skills needed.
Soo xx
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It’s our ‘turn’ for the Lent Lunch, tomorrow.
We have made our usual carrot and coriander, guarateed veggie, soup and have bought suitable cheeses.
See you, after.
Sweet dreams, all,
Soo xx
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I have made a vegetable soup from the veggies which poached under the chicken breasts
I think that Carrot & Coriander is my favourite, though
Carinthia.xx
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Morning all.
Fluffy clouds, blue sky, lots of small tseepy birds, and my host in Cambridge is ill so I won’t be going there tonight.
yardarm
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Good morning
I am off to fang quack today
If I can defrost…
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Sorry that your host is ill, Dunnock
Have had a ‘Testfahrt’ with the Skype & I will be called back in 10 minutes
The wonders of technology means that there is a rather large picture of my face on the screen in the classroom
Goes orff to apply lipstick…
Carinthia.xx
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I’ll probably go to a different mate in Cambridge and play boardgames.
Break a virtual leg, Carinthia…
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Slightly shaky here, after speaking to them all individually for 40 odd minutes
They are coming to London in June & staying at Southend on Sea, so are quite excited
Carinthia.xx
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Well done dear
Now would you like a huge or an enormous slammer?
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Oh, 'Normous, please
Carinthia.xx
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If they aren’t equipped for Sarfend, let 'em know they can get Stanley knives in the B&Q…
[pourity] [pourity]
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Well done, Our Carinthia!
The Hive is inna state of disruption, as the treadmill arrived, a wee while ago, and a difference of project management opinions means that the stairs are blocked by the bugga and we await the arrival of a furniture removal chappie.
The Lent Lunch was declared a success (although one bowl of my carrot and coriander soup was sent back as it was ‘too spicey’). It was quite tiring, really.
Soo xx
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