sunday, she pulled out all she had and laid it on the counter showin'

sungod

'ning

looks like a nippy start, but brighter than yesterday, off for a ride and many espressos

later will be salmon chunks in a miso broth with chopped chillis and spring onions, accompanied by rice noodles, broccolli and much slurping

lincolndave

Morning, a bright and cool start here today, the only trouble being I am at work
the Salmon sounds nice Sungod, roast chicken for me when I get home, which will be some time this evening
have a nice day

tlw1

Back home after a night away with friends

Chilling with the kids and tea whilst the wife sorts breakfast

Lots of painting needs to be done and could do with cleaning cars and my mtb after a great ride at Llandegla

Later will be the pub

Wheelspinner

Finished painting some recently installed trim plaster work. Started work on the last piece of finishing detail trim to be done in the whole interior of this #^&*@^(@#^)!*% house. Hopefully tomorrow will get that ready to fit, then paint, and the place will be DONE. Never again.

Few exterior jobs still to be done, but may pay someone for those. Too hard, given current work pace capability, will be another 5 years before it's finished if I try and do them. Just want to get it on the market to sell and move on.

Dinner was a fine green curry chicken.

veronese68

Morning all,
Reasonably slow start has ended as the wife's nephew is coming over with wife and kids so we are trying to childproof the house, long time since we've had to do that. Later may involve pub.

pinno

Is there anything 'child proof' ?

Morning Nork supports

Went out on a 2 hour ride last night and feeling it today. Sat here enviously looking at pedalling potential in the clear blue skies and no wind, toots in hand.

Off to soft play area and flirt with foxy waitress. Knowing my luck, she'll be away on leave or something.

Laters.

veronese68

Pinno wrote:

Is there anything 'child proof'

Not really, I just lifted anything of interest to a height greater than 4' off the floor.

Stevo_666

Pinno wrote:

Is there anything 'child proof' ?

Sure, if you dress them appropriately



Not too much on today, may go for a run later. But time for Waitrose and coffee shortly.

homers_double

Skirting, silicon, screws, tip, screwfix, wine.

That sums up today

pinno

homers double wrote:

Skirting, silicon, screws, tip, screwfix, wine.

That sums up today

I'd like to be at that point. Supporting wall coming out tomorrow. Chemical DPC wasn't the best option but at least i'll be able to throw some French doors in.

Garry H

I built a logstore. It will last longer than the Roman Empire.

slowmart

A hangover to begin the day which improved with a cracking early morning ride followed by a meagre but relaxing day of consumption.

pinno

Garry H wrote:

I built a logstore. It will last longer than the Roman Empire.

With a Stoat flap I hope. There was a reason the Romans built a wall and that reason might also be the downfall of your log store.

ballysmate

Well thats me all packed. Up at 3ish for trip to Portugal for a week.
Play nice.

pinno

Ballysmate wrote:

Well thats me all packed. Up at 3ish for trip to Portugal for a week.
Play nice.

To see T47? Be afraid, be very afraid.

Garry H

Pinno wrote:

Garry H wrote:

I built a logstore. It will last longer than the Roman Empire.

With a Stoat flap I hope. There was a reason the Romans built a wall and that reason might also be the downfall of your log store.

Now I just need to work out how many logs it will hold. Where's my abacus?

pinno

Garry H wrote:

Pinno wrote:

Garry H wrote:

I built a logstore. It will last longer than the Roman Empire.

With a Stoat flap I hope. There was a reason the Romans built a wall and that reason might also be the downfall of your log store.

Now I just need to work out how many logs it will hold. Where's my abacus?

How do you convert metres cubed from far Eastern base 8 or are you going for the Roman Abacus base 10?

homers_double

I have some French doors I'd be willing to let go for a song. Only a double though, none of those fancy side bits.

seanoconn

Pinno wrote:

Is there anything 'child proof' ?

Found out yesterday that plaster board certainly isn't child proof. Figuring out how to repair a child's knee sized hole in one of my walls today :?

Stevo_666

seanoconn wrote:

Pinno wrote:

Is there anything 'child proof' ?

Found out yesterday that plaster board certainly isn't child proof. Figuring out how to repair a child's knee sized hole in one of my walls today :?

See my solution above Seano.

That said, it has to be easier than dog-proofing. The furry fecker gnawed through the power cable of my work laptop over the weekend - luckily it wasn't plugged in at the time. IT had a good laugh when I told them why I needed a new one :oops:

pinno

homers double wrote:

I have some French doors I'd be willing to let go for a song. Only a double though, none of those fancy side bits.

Have you got any pics/dimensions? I would take them off you and purchase the side bits separately.

seanoconn

I have a c ock complete with fancy side balls that you can have for a pony?

pinno

seanoconn wrote:

I have a c ock complete with fancy side balls that you can have for a pony?

I have a mitre saw which will make you into a Lady boy pdq that I can do for nothing.

seanoconn

Pinno wrote:

seanoconn wrote:

I have a c ock complete with fancy side balls that you can have for a pony?

I have a mitre saw which will make you into a Lady boy pdq that I can do for nothing.

So that's a no then.