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smallholdingsister's strivings
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Green T you are always very supportive of us lot and I bet your kids' teachers and school appreciate it.
Floppy I am glad you said that...I took it for estate agent flannel.
Excitement here. The polis. Not seen in this village since 2004.
I heard them saying they had a warrant for someone's arrest. Sounded very American.
Maybe it was a strippogram, though thats even LESS likely round here.0 -
Not sure they are suitable for teeth .....smallholdingsister wrote: »Dentist this morning (more spending) and I have promised DS we will look at steam cleaners.Made it to mortgage free but what a muddle that became
In the event the proverbial hits the fan then co-habitees are better stashing their cash than being mortgage free !!0 -
He He.
They are good (so far) for the kitchen and hall floors and the bathroom tiles.
Exhausted now.0 -
Ooh, definitely a potential smallholding.smallholdingsister wrote: »A little research done on a potential bungalow with 5 acres.Not sure they are suitable for teeth .....
Me like that 2023: the year I get to buy a car0 -
It is of "Woolaway" construction (prefab) and so probably unmortgageable.
Pluses, a nice village, on the school bus route, near people we know including our farrier...0 -
Mad busy day. Visit to Taunton. Did the very rare thing of lunch in a cafe.
Splashed out on some stuff (syphon, sudocrem. Very rocknroll).
Off rallying with Plops in a minute.
Puppylove's half sister has had puppies.0 -
If you want to go for something of unconventional construction, a broker really can help. A cousin of mine lives in a kit log cabin, imported from Canada, and a lot of Norwich is .... can't remember now, concrete? Something odd, not asbestos. Still perfectly sound, though.2023: the year I get to buy a car0
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Thanks KC.
I guess its a moot point until we sell.
Sooo tired now. Beyond exhausted. It all got done though.
Puppylove is wiped out. She loves ponies and pony club.0 -
Turns out the polis were tracking a stolen mini digger by its microchip. They tracked it to the shed of our 90 year old neighbour with a broken ankle.
Strangely it wasn't there and she hadn't nicked it!0 -
Oh that sounded good until you wrote that it wasn't there! If you see what I mean
Hope you caught up on your sleep.2023: the year I get to buy a car0
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