Daydream fund challenge part 4

Davesnave

Fay wrote: »

I can't post photos as when I click the image button it just switches my internet link off...what's that about

MSE won't let you post from your own computer for reasons of security, so the url you should insert has to come from a recognised host, like Tinypic, Flickr, Dump Your Image etc

I never do it that way, though. I just take the code the host gives me and dump it directly on the page.

COOLTRIKERCHICK

Hope everything goes well with the job move fay..

Choille, all I have ever known is factory or retail work, ..I used to do home work for this could mpany when the Boys were small, so I phoned them a few months ago to see the f they still done homework, so they kept my number, and hayho they phoned me on Friday, no interview etc, just asking if I wanted to start work on Monday.. They did ask if I would do 40 hours, but I didn't want that, so in fairness they agreed to 4 days at 7 hours per day..

This morning was hard , and felt like a lifetime, lol..

Got the window people coming later to measure up for the last 4 windows that need doing..its going to be a while before we can afford the external doors.. As the money we have got needs to do some basic re-wiring and plumbing...

Must admit this week is the best I have felt in a very long time ( emotionally stress et) I think the nice weather has helped too ( and little Lola lol)


While I have the odd spare penny or two in my purse, I am def going to treat myself to a David Austin rose....

lucielle

Very please the job is going well CTC.


Meeting with opponent was interesting.......and we'll leave it there.


1 child deposited at college, he's not settling too well and needed to phone the warden this morning, to discuss his options.


DD1 installed at uni and seems to be settled. Already got her CV into Pizza Hut.


Choille, hope you get sorted soon.
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Forgot to say that the re-mark got changed to a C

lostinrates

Fay wrote: »

Well done CTC, starting a new job is always nerve wracking. I'm moving jobs soon to a new team and I'm really apprehensive about it.
It was dark this morning when I got up, quite sad inducing. But I do enjoy autumn and I'm planning on digging out and replanting one of my borders so that's to look forward to. I've been demolishing a lot of the garden. It's taken me 5 years to feel confident enough to really make the garden mine. I've taken out some of the old shrubs that had got completely out of hand and that I didn't like. Then painted the fence dark grey. If I can make photoshop work fur me I'll put some photos up later.

Happy Tuesday everyone. I went back to work yesterday after a week off so I'm fighting the blues lol.

Would be wonderful to see another day dreamers garden.


Tomorrow I must cut some grass, while its warm. Its hay field at the back garden again. :mad:

We have started making some small changes to our front garden too, with moving things. And digging and stuff. but as we made that one its not quite as daunting. We ended our plain long straight borders this weekend by putting ninety degree ends on them three quarters of the way down, but the plan eventually might be to lose the grass entirely and just have deep beds....not sure though, it would take deep pockets too

alfie_1

are you "about" on sunday LIR ? afternoon... fully understand and wont sulk for long if you are busy..;)

lostinrates

alfie_1 wrote: »

are you "about" on sunday LIR ? afternoon... fully understand and wont sulk for long if you are busy..;)

Yes, but only if you bring your mother for cake.


Have missed you. . And want to show you the wardrobe in person.

Rummer

Sounds like exciting and busy lives all round

I saw my garden in passing today which was a shame as the weather was bright and warm. Still mulling over what else to plant that will give me food with no effort.

The plum tree is thriving and keeping as well fed

choille

I climbed my mountain, but I found it really at the very edge of my capabilities, I did hold others up, but they seemed okay with that.

The cloud lifted & the vista on the summit was sheer stunning incredibleness with the whole of Ross-shire laid out - well so it seemed - truly amazing. Best day of the year weather wise,but I nearly thought I'd have to give in as the walk was very arduous & steep at points.

Got back & had a bath.....just like a grown up...how good is that? Even forgotton how we have to fill it with a pipe connected to the sink tap.

OH got a day of peace & quiet, or so the guide said to him when he came to pick me up....talk much? Me?......well..............

alfie_1

lostinrates wrote: »

Yes, but only if you bring your mother for cake.


Have missed you. . And want to show you the wardrobe in person.

My mother is off on a jolly for the weekend ! To stay with my brother in kent....
Otherwise she would come (so can I come still )

Fay

Davesnave wrote: »

MSE won't let you post from your own computer for reasons of security, so the url you should insert has to come from a recognised host, like Tinypic, Flickr, Dump Your Image etc

I never do it that way, though. I just take the code the host gives me and dump it directly on the page.

I was trying to use the code from photobucket but it was wouldn't let me click the image button at all. So I didn't even try to get to use the code. Boo.

Ive just tried again and as soon as I press the image button, off goes the website lol.