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Cheers Dave
My condolences - terrible newsLearned on Monday that a friend I have known for over 25 years lost his fight against cancer. Last time I saw him, quite recently, he was super positive and we were planning what to do when he got back to strength. Going to see the family this weekend. It didn't sink in yesterday but shit, I'm all over the place today and getting no work done. Was a real sound geezer, mild, relaxed, interesting, with a love of life despite said life being no easy one. I respect that, wish I was more like that really. Anyway today I'm just crap. Sorry.
Help you too, remember the good stuff,... focus on the life, not the passing.Thank you Toby. I hope I can help. They wanted to see me so hopefully being there will help in some small way. Sharing memories and stuff.
That made me chuckle, I'm sorry!Freezer door hinge.
It is been doing a loud click when closing for a while, Mrs De has been saying 'fix it'. Such a lovely woman, I have told her to tear up the application form to work at the Samaritans.
Today the door wouldn't close at all, tried phoning a few people but no-one answered. Thought I had a spare hinge, held it against the broken hinge, not the same, opened it up, damn thing closed with a bang, trapped that soft bit at the bottom of my index finger, asked Mrs de to open it, she didn't have the strength, I pulled and pulled till I got my finger back.
Got hold of someone to fix a new hinge but that will be Thursday next week.
Ruddy famished, cannot open the freezer door and just had a rubbish cheese sandwich for lunch.
Finger throbs like mad, I think Mrs de must be related to Florence Nightingale, I told her my finger was hurting and she reminded me of Ms Nightingale so much when she said those very special words, 'serves you right'
Did you, De, take this woman for your awful wedded life?!
Hope the finger feels better soon!
On the positive side, at least the freezer door has stayed closed and hopefully all the food inside remains okay!Freezer door hinge.
It is been doing a loud click when closing for a while, Mrs De has been saying 'fix it'. Such a lovely woman, I have told her to tear up the application form to work at the Samaritans.
Today the door wouldn't close at all, tried phoning a few people but no-one answered. Thought I had a spare hinge, held it against the broken hinge, not the same, opened it up, damn thing closed with a bang, trapped that soft bit at the bottom of my index finger, asked Mrs de to open it, she didn't have the strength, I pulled and pulled till I got my finger back.
Got hold of someone to fix a new hinge but that will be Thursday next week.
Ruddy famished, cannot open the freezer door and just had a rubbish cheese sandwich for lunch.
Finger throbs like mad, I think Mrs de must be related to Florence Nightingale, I told her my finger was hurting and she reminded me of Ms Nightingale so much when she said those very special words, 'serves you right'
If the door cannot be opened how do you know the food is still even in there?On the positive side, at least the freezer door has stayed closed and hopefully all the food inside remains okay!
Freezer door hinge.
It is been doing a loud click when closing for a while, Mrs De has been saying 'fix it'. Such a lovely woman, I have told her to tear up the application form to work at the Samaritans.
Today the door wouldn't close at all, tried phoning a few people but no-one answered. Thought I had a spare hinge, held it against the broken hinge, not the same, opened it up, damn thing closed with a bang, trapped that soft bit at the bottom of my index finger, asked Mrs de to open it, she didn't have the strength, I pulled and pulled till I got my finger back.
Got hold of someone to fix a new hinge but that will be Thursday next week.
Ruddy famished, cannot open the freezer door and just had a rubbish cheese sandwich for lunch.
Finger throbs like mad, I think Mrs de must be related to Florence Nightingale, I told her my finger was hurting and she reminded me of Ms Nightingale so much when she said those very special words, 'serves you right'
We weren't great bedfellows during that centuryOn this day in history, August 24, 1814, British troops ransacked, torched White House and Capitol
British troops ransacked and torched the White House and other federal buildings in Washington, D.C., on August 24, 1814, in a humiliating attack on American sovereignty.www.foxnews.com
We weren't great bedfellows during that
The brits were crappy everywhere, killing or enslaving indigenous people, taking everything, just ask Ireland, they have a few stories to tell.We weren't great bedfellows during that century
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