Daydream fund challenge part 4

alfie_1

well the "snow" last night was no more than a snowmans fart :( its been cold here [ 2-4d] but dry. they keep saying we are gonna get snow tonight but i will believe it when i see it :cool: i have to list lots on the bay this weekend so have to pull my finger out... trouble is i settle down all cosy and cant be arsed to get up and photograph it all etc but i must !! gladys/norman the swan is back on friends lake :j she/he obviously flits between the river and the lake. it would be great if it found a mate and had babbies :A LIR... friend said if the geese have more babies do you want any more ?:D we lost a hen 2 days ago. she was just sat in the nest box... "she was gawn,she was no more"... but she did leave an egg ! 1st one in ages from any of them ! hope its not contagious :eek: right im oft to give hay to hoss's/sheep.. keep warm y'all.

alfie_1

£3.40 + vat [trade]

azzabazza

£2.99 plus VAT

http://www.inspirationswholesale.co.uk/oasis-45-degree-multi-knife.ir?cName=florist-essentials-tools-florist-accessories-knives

Oops alfie's found one too!

alfie_1

azzabazza wrote: »

£2.99 plus VAT

http://www.inspirationswholesale.co.uk/oasis-45-degree-multi-knife.ir?cName=florist-essentials-tools-florist-accessories-knives

Oops alfie's found one too!

:rotfl::rotfl: i was guessing that that was the trade price as it seemed very cheap but maybe yours is retail so cheaper still !!

alfie_1

:j rhiwi has found a rare hidden gem..... going to auction, only one the "people that know" know about i soooooo hope its a belter

azzabazza

COOLTRIKERCHICK wrote: »

but if anyone wants one, I can post one out to you..

I am a total sucker for gardening and kitchen gadgets. Have racked my brains hoping to find a plausible use for this gadget. Thanks for the offer but I will pass. Think my secateurs or kitchen scissors will do anything this will do. Don't have cut flowers very often!

azzabazza

alfie_1 wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl: i was guessing that that was the trade price as it seemed very cheap but maybe yours is retail so cheaper still !!

I think it is trade also as it is from a wholesale company.

choille

Sleety day here & grey.

Pleased with trial paint, but is showing up flaws in the plaster work so that will need filling/sanding.

Done little here but went for hay & did some photoing.
Miserable day & halflight.

Better_Days

Dave, there isn't a fashion for shorts among the posties here either. It is just Mr BD liking showing off his short hairy legs :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Advice please.

We have a brick fireplace with a stove fitted. The brick has been painted and doesn't look very nice. I was going to get it plastered, but that money now needs to be spent on the leaking chimney :(:(

So we'll re-paint the brick. What paint would you recommend, do I need a special sort of paint? (BTW - that paper went pretty soon after we moved in - it made the room so dark :eek:) There is also a dark wood mantlepiece, which I think we will just paint white for now.

lostinrates

I remember the painted brick, I like it.


Gets sooty doesn't it? I like that's too, but others probably won't , so something wipe down able but matt. Our kitchen brick is just painted with the same pain as the plaster work.