The Compers Inn - Part 31

Skippycat

finatra26

Jesus Skips!!! Its absoloutly beautiful - I love it - Ach we'll be ok with the house we were lucky & bought at the right time so don't have a big morgage but you only have so much spare cash at a time & the best price from builders is always cash
I wish you all the health, wealth & good luck to wear your ring
Any date set yet?

Skippycat

finatra26 wrote: »

Jesus Skips!!! Its absoloutly beautiful - I love it - Ach we'll be ok with the house we were lucky & bought at the right time so don't have a big morgage but you only have so much spare cash at a time & the best price from builders is always cash
I wish you all the health, wealth & good luck to wear your ring
Any date set yet?

Nope, haven't set a date yet. Need to get saved up but I've made a start on the wedding comps in the meantime

Lakshmi7

That ring is gorgeous and so tasteful!!! :cool: :cool:

finatra26 wrote: »

We've been doing up the house hun - outside & in - we had a really nasty winter here & it done a lot of damage - it will take us years to afford to fix everything but thankfully most of it is cosmetic except the gutterings, facia etc that we have got somebody starting to replace in the next few weeks - we got a quote to fix the drive of £7,000!! Hubby having a go himself tommorrow - it won't be pretty but at least I won't break my neck in my heels. Congrats on the good news - whats the ring like?

Hi Fin. :hello:

That's a lot of money. :eek: :eek:

You can give him instructions.

finatra26

Hiya Laks - long time etc - there's no way I would ever pay £7,000 for a driveway - luckily I have some builder friends who have written down everything hubby needed to buy & gave instructions to fix (they offered to do it for cost & labour but hubby won't pay anyone to do anything he can try himself) He is v handy being an ex-joiner, ex-clerk of works etc & done his 3 years at building college as well as working in his dads company since he was 12 (not full time though) The few times I have got somebody in to decorate he sacked them after 2 strips - only plasteres, tilers & ames tapers allowed in my house as he can't do that - when we moved in we routered all the wood for our skirtings, door frames, dado etc ourselves - I sneezed the wood for weeks

Lakshmi7

finatra26 wrote: »

Hiya Laks - long time etc - there's no way I would ever pay £7,000 for a driveway - luckily I have some builder friends who have written down everything hubby needed to buy & gave instructions to fix (they offered to do it for cost & labour but hubby won't pay anyone to do anything he can try himself) He is v handy being an ex-joiner, ex-clerk of works etc & done his 3 years at building college as well as working in his dads company since he was 12 (not full time though) The few times I have got somebody in to decorate he sacked them after 2 strips - only plasteres, tilers & ames tapers allowed in my house as he can't do that - when we moved in we routered all the wood for our skirtings, door frames, dado etc ourselves - I sneezed the wood for weeks

It's good to have a hubby who is good with his hands. :whistle: :T :T :T

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How are you doing?

finatra26

............and boy is he






............time for bed methinks

vwcampervan72

Morning everyone, hope your all well your ring is g-o-r-g-e-o-u-s Skippy congrats

Bank holiday here and weather VILE!!

Went to Bournemouth for the weekend glad we came back yesterday, not a lover of riding in the rain lol

fire**fly

afternoon all :wave:

carp weather here as well cv pouring down



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have a great day all xx

bertie200

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