Daydream thread... without the rose-tinted specs

rozeepozee

Davesnave wrote: »

We're hoping it'll be weather-tight before the wet stuff returns. Just hope we're as lucky with the kitchen roof.

Picking up the extension to the chicken house today and kittens come some time at the weekend. Mum has had enough, left them and gone back to the barn. We have removed all the ornaments from the house! :rotfl:

Remove your curtains, too?

Davesnave

Well, we picked up the chicken shed extension this pm, having done a reasonable deal on price, but the shed man had forgotten the opening/closing window.

He normally just does hen houses with mesh openings, so his ready made windows wouldn't fit in the hole. He gave us the materials to make one ourselves, which was OK, but I think he's nearing retirement and getting sloppy!

Now I think about it, we could have had a large new shed for £200 more, kept the old one as a garden tool shed and saved a lot of hassle, doing this extension. Took my eye of the ball there......:o:o:o

Luckily, the garage re-roof is going better than our shed buying.

alfie_1

evenog peeps ive had a productive day..... went to my "old lady", 2hrs in shop, picked up BIG dog for the weekend ,.....then sold my van :j to the man who dropped off the merc :D cash and off went my "baby" i still cant get the "drop down" button to work :mad: so cant break my sentences... but it makes for mad ramblings which if you knew me youde see a connection :rotfl: also man i drive to airport says i can have some of his many 1000s airmiles with flitbye just gotta decide where to go now ... europe . suggestions welcome... ethnic side not loll on a lounger for 7 days..:rotfl: i better get some dinner !! didnt realise the time...:eek:

alfie_1

P.S. i LOVE sheds

Better_Days

Davesnave wrote: »

Now I think about it, we could have had a large new shed for £200 more, kept the old one as a garden tool shed and saved a lot of hassle, doing this extension. Took my eye of the ball there......:o:o:o

Hindsight is a wonderful thing On the other hand I can end up dithering so much that no decision gets made at all until I absolutely have to.....

Looking forward to the kitten photos this weekend

Finally warmed up here this afternoon and the sun came out properly. Got an old friend visiting tomorrow which will be nice. Must remember to change the bed properly though and remove the waterproof mattress protector which was put on for the benefit of my nephews. Don't think my friend will appreciate rustling all night!

Davesnave

Better_Days wrote: »

Looking forward to the kitten photos this weekend

Well, "the weekend starts here," as they used to say on Friday's 'Ready Steady Go!' (before most people's time!:rotfl:)

Davesnave

And while I'm messing up the page loading speed, here's a snap I took of a Hummingbird moth a few days back:




What a huge proboscis, eh? :D:cool:

lucielle

I can't think of anything rude but there must be something there!!!!
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choille

I do love kittens - those are gorgeous.

I trimmed back some trees over in the weed/veg garden. Then we got a delivery of more flooring & some more insulation - chip board flooring is back breaking stuff.

We again moved the Rayburn - this is getting mental. Feeling bored so we'll move a Rayburn..............

It's now going on the back wall & will save £600 or so because it won't need such a long internal flue. It all makes better sense. But first we have to brick behind where it's to go - bricks come on Monday. I'll be barrowing them down from the road side, but not in my nice new plastic barra. I've done not much else today & feel jiggered.

alfie_1

kittens.....:iloveyou: and ..... dont be norty for your new daddy.....;)