OH does the dysoning here, apparently you dont just 'hoover' the bits that show you have to pull the furniture out as you go along, who would have thought
pah Ijust do the bits that show till the main hoover
Do you have curtain ties? For me a difference between living with a woman and not is the presence or lack of curtain ties in the house. Oh, and potpourri.
And you can sit on the toilet all day if you want with the door open
Balders, thanks so much for this. Zynga have published a link to use for complaints about games not loading etc but the link, clasically, doesn't work and when it does you need the UID number - instructions for which are in a link which also doesn't work!! So frustrating.
Easily done, did you eat the leaves??!
You of all people should know that Bella:rolleyes:
I don't think they're aimed at people like us! Young people who are always up for fun will probably have a wonderful time and not mind being unpaid slaves - for them it's the experience that matters.
I call twitter, Twatter after the people who use it
obviously Hoova for me
pah Ijust do the bits that show till the main hoover
And you can sit on the toilet all day if you want with the door open
All I can say is E-V_E_R_T_O_N Everton, Everton:D
Did you get it sorted then ??
Thats what I do, not using the Dyson though because its heavy and I get fed up lugging it about so use a lightweight Bissell vacuum in the week and he does the main job at the weekend
I got the idea from a newspaper article on selling your house, which suggested a spray of furniture polish before prospective buyers arrive. But I have found Mr Sheen alone gives that olde-furniture-polishy smell. Sometimes I just spray it around for my own benefit: it cheers me up. Little things please little minds.
I like the smell of soap but i dont think that would be much help for a house sale.:D
I wouldn't listen to an estate agent on baking bread. I doubt estate agents have ever baked bread in their lives.
An estate agent was showing a couple and their daughter round next door yesterday and I eavesdropped on them in the garden. The daughter was an utterly annoying little spoilt madam, whom the parents ooed and cooed over. It sounded as if the kid ran the show. So I was most delighted when they asked her what she thought of the place and she declared in a sulky voice that she didn't like it. I'm good with kids, but that one just might have been an exception.
If it happens again just wee against the fence while talking to them aggressively about local gangs.:D
Thats what I do, not using the Dyson though because its heavy and I get fed up lugging it about so use a lightweight Bissell vacuum in the week and he does the main job at the weekend
I don't think my CL has ever actually touched ours.
One of the houses we looked at before our move absolutely stunk of cigarettes and dog :eek: I think a caff would have been preferable.
WE have a dog and a smoker so I'm always very aware of both smells. Dog doesn't go on furniture so it's easy to wash her bed often, then she just smells like a dog. Cigarette smoke - down to me to make sure it goes outside, which is why I always have windows open even when it's freezing!
I wouldn't listen to an estate agent on baking bread. I doubt estate agents have ever baked bread in their lives.
An estate agent was showing a couple and their daughter round next door yesterday and I eavesdropped on them in the garden. The daughter was an utterly annoying little spoilt madam, whom the parents ooed and cooed over. It sounded as if the kid ran the show. So I was most delighted when they asked her what she thought of the place and she declared in a sulky voice that she didn't like it. I'm good with kids, but that one just might have been an exception.
Years ago when we sold our townhouse, a couple came to view with a similarly spoilt lad, of about 9 or 10. The couple were down sizing as his business had gone bust and I felt quite sorry for the guy. They asked their son what he thought of the house, which was stupid of them, they must've known what he was like, and he said it was far too small for all his toys and if they bought it he'd go and live with his grandma.
I call twitter, Twatter after the people who use it
Did you get it sorted then ??
I did thanks Balders, although the fault I wanted to complain about seems to have been fixed now! I've wondered for a long time how to find the UID though so I've written it down, thanks.
WE have a dog and a smoker so I'm always very aware of both smells. Dog doesn't go on furniture so it's easy to wash her bed often, then she just smells like a dog. Cigarette smoke - down to me to make sure it goes outside, which is why I always have windows open even when it's freezing!
Years ago when we sold our townhouse, a couple came to view with a similarly spoilt lad, of about 9 or 10. The couple were down sizing as his business had gone bust and I felt quite sorry for the guy. They asked their son what he thought of the house, which was stupid of them, they must've known what he was like, and he said it was far too small for all his toys and if they bought it he'd go and live with his grandma.
Ha ha - have fun Acker.
I guess that's why OH was dashing about all morning, he's now taken to the sofa which suits me fine, I can loll about without interruption:)
I did thanks Balders, although the fault I wanted to complain about seems to have been fixed now! I've wondered for a long time how to find the UID though so I've written it down, thanks.
Ha ha - and mention that the police have just raided and taken your stash!
If you had seen the state of the carpets in the house it was no surprise it smelt so bad, plus her cigarette end was still smouldering in the ashtray :eek: the house has been on the market for over 2 years, cant think why
If you had seen the state of the carpets in the house it was no surprise it smelt so bad, plus her cigarette end was still smouldering in the ashtray :eek: the house has been on the market for over 2 years, cant think why
I am braver than you I always smoke outside
I've got to get more cleaning stuff since my smell returned to full strength:D
I'm enjoying both the Kevin Bridges and Sara Millican comedy series at the moment. Yes, they're a bit filthy, but I like to watch a portion of easygoing comedy when I'm tired, and I've picked these off iPlayer. Usually over a series the material gets very thin, but Sara is turning out a consistent standard of good standup between guests. Beats the likes of Frank Skinner, whose comedy is getting slower and twee-er as he ages. Millican gets a lot of stick for being on everything, but she's good value, for me. I don't blame her for seizing the moment when she's in demand. It never lasts--Jason Manford looks like he's already past his peak of ubiquity.
I really like her TV show, which has a couple of elements of the radio one. Have you listened to the newish panel game chaired by Miles Jupp "It's not who you know" - we think it is hilarious!
Sam's last appointment hardly took any time so he was home early and he and Celeste are sprawled on the balcony, beer in hand....well, only Sam has beer, obviously...:p
She has a little moan now and again but is otherwise all right and you could see she was longing to chase a huge bumble bee that blundered in...
Sam's last appointment hardly took any time so he was home early and he and Celeste are sprawled on the balcony, beer in hand....well, only Sam has beer, obviously...:p
She has a little moan now and again but is otherwise all right and you could see she was longing to chase a huge bumble bee that blundered in...
Heeheehee...love the idea that both Sam and Celeste are sprawled with beers in hand:D:cool:
We have both a maid and a Dyson, but not in the same country...not quite sure where that puts us but I'm sure someone will put me right:p:D
Had a lovely quiet day, boys went carting with OH for his birthday and then we went out and ate our bodyweight in ribs in town...yum:D back home now and watching rugby (ignoring the Scotland result...) and road testing a wee malt
cheers all:D
The only time I have ever closed bedroom curtains was when we lived in a bungalow.Then, I used very flimsy curtains and stood a screen in the window space at night. I can't sleep in a really dark room.I'm not scared of the dark, or anything, it just doesn't feel comfortable. Fortunately, Sam can sleep any time, anywhere so it doesn't bother him.........
....and I don't care for tiebacks on curtains either but I do have some pretty magnetised ones that I use to hold the curtain out of the way when we are going in and out of balcony doors in the fine weather, otherwise, it would get covered in dust - no pot pourri either.....:p
Heeheehee...love the idea that both Sam and Celeste are sprawled with beers in hand:D:cool:
We have both a maid and a Dyson, but not in the same country...not quite sure where that puts us but I'm sure someone will put me right:p:D
Had a lovely quiet day, boys went carting with OH for his birthday and then we went out and ate our bodyweight in ribs in town...yum:D back home now and watching rugby (ignoring the Scotland result...) and road testing a wee malt
cheers all:D
** Cheers**:p
I thought you were being dragged off sailing this weekend, was the carting in lieu?
The only time I have ever closed bedroom curtains was when we lived in a bungalow.Then, I used very flimsy curtains and stood a screen in the window space at night. I can't sleep in a really dark room.I'm not scared of the dark, or anything, it just doesn't feel comfortable. Fortunately, Sam can sleep any time, anywhere so it doesn't bother him.........
....and I don't care for tiebacks on curtains either but I do have some pretty magnetised ones that I use to hold the curtain out of the way when we are going in and out of balcony doors in the fine weather, otherwise, it would get covered in dust - no pot pourri either.....:p
There was a little shop in Lechlade about thirty years ago and the lady there made pot pourri by hand. I have no idea what she did to it but it was lovely. I have only smelt vile ones since.
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obviously Hoova for me
pah Ijust do the bits that show till the main hoover
And you can sit on the toilet all day if you want with the door open
All I can say is E-V_E_R_T_O_N Everton, Everton:D
Did you get it sorted then ??
Thats what I do, not using the Dyson though because its heavy and I get fed up lugging it about so use a lightweight Bissell vacuum in the week and he does the main job at the weekend
I don't think my CL has ever actually touched ours.
That might be worth a look:cool:
Filth.
WE have a dog and a smoker so I'm always very aware of both smells. Dog doesn't go on furniture so it's easy to wash her bed often, then she just smells like a dog. Cigarette smoke - down to me to make sure it goes outside, which is why I always have windows open even when it's freezing!
Years ago when we sold our townhouse, a couple came to view with a similarly spoilt lad, of about 9 or 10. The couple were down sizing as his business had gone bust and I felt quite sorry for the guy. They asked their son what he thought of the house, which was stupid of them, they must've known what he was like, and he said it was far too small for all his toys and if they bought it he'd go and live with his grandma.
Ha ha - have fun Acker.
I guess that's why OH was dashing about all morning, he's now taken to the sofa which suits me fine, I can loll about without interruption:)
I did thanks Balders, although the fault I wanted to complain about seems to have been fixed now! I've wondered for a long time how to find the UID though so I've written it down, thanks.
Ha ha - and mention that the police have just raided and taken your stash!
If you had seen the state of the carpets in the house it was no surprise it smelt so bad, plus her cigarette end was still smouldering in the ashtray :eek: the house has been on the market for over 2 years, cant think why
I am braver than you I always smoke outside
I've got to get more cleaning stuff since my smell returned to full strength:D
Yes I should imagine now you have stopped you can smell a smoker from two streets away
I hate when there's a smoker standing next to me, they really pong at times, & when you pass a doorway where they're all smoking too! :eek::D
I wonder how many "for 2" sales they make
I think it's safe to assume people wont be queuing up to buy them!
Very good, round of applause
I think I probably use both words interchangeably...
I make them in tinfoil muffin cases...;)
Honey is correct!
I really like her TV show, which has a couple of elements of the radio one. Have you listened to the newish panel game chaired by Miles Jupp "It's not who you know" - we think it is hilarious!
HaHahaHaha....
She has a little moan now and again but is otherwise all right and you could see she was longing to chase a huge bumble bee that blundered in...
Well you have got to save a few jobs for tomorrow, hopefully the weather will stay fine for it
They do it on purpose and people buy two and feel smug. They get the benefit of a two for one without reducing anything. Swines.
Heeheehee...love the idea that both Sam and Celeste are sprawled with beers in hand:D:cool:
We have both a maid and a Dyson, but not in the same country...not quite sure where that puts us but I'm sure someone will put me right:p:D
Had a lovely quiet day, boys went carting with OH for his birthday and then we went out and ate our bodyweight in ribs in town...yum:D back home now and watching rugby (ignoring the Scotland result...) and road testing a wee malt
cheers all:D
The only time I have ever closed bedroom curtains was when we lived in a bungalow.Then, I used very flimsy curtains and stood a screen in the window space at night. I can't sleep in a really dark room.I'm not scared of the dark, or anything, it just doesn't feel comfortable. Fortunately, Sam can sleep any time, anywhere so it doesn't bother him.........
....and I don't care for tiebacks on curtains either but I do have some pretty magnetised ones that I use to hold the curtain out of the way when we are going in and out of balcony doors in the fine weather, otherwise, it would get covered in dust - no pot pourri either.....:p
** Cheers**:p
I thought you were being dragged off sailing this weekend, was the carting in lieu?