Travelling On
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LOL :rotfl: that makes complete sense and eeew to rat urine on food. I always wipe over the lids of tins before I open them. I did have visions of you sticking all the shopping in the dishwasher though
Hope you enjoyed the walk and reconnected with folk there :cool:I hope you enjoyed the walk. I wish our local council did them.
I was curious about your cleaning the shopping but didn't like to ask:o. Now all has been revealed and it's perfectly logical:T
:eek::eek::eek:to the rat urine on goods in shops but I don't think anyone can catch Weil's Disease unless the urine is still wet and enters the body via a cut or something. I know someone who had it and he was literally at death's door for a while. He's now fully recovered but can bore for Britain about it:rotfl:. Maybe there are other nasties one can catch even if the urine is dry though:think:.
Going on the walk was lovely - it's so long since I've been, early summer has exploded all over the place, it was amazing to see. Need a cuppa tea now, and I've not yet had a coffee today !!! so that comes first.2023: the year I get to buy a car0 -
Eww to rat wee.
I don't think you are mad. I think we all have a few odd habits that make sense to us!15/5/12 Paid off Mortgage 1 (£220k) Bought Dream House:www: Dec 13 - Mortage 2 -£116,508. 15/7/18 Mortgage Free Again :j
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I don't think you are mad. I think we all have a few odd habits that make sense to us!2023: the year I get to buy a car0
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That's why I avoid supermarkets And although I don't clean my shopping, I do wipe down tins before I use them. And rinse the milk bottles between the doorstep and the fridge.0
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I love you people :j:j:j2023: the year I get to buy a car0
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Right! A little bit of a ta-da list:
- used a £5 Nectar voucher to buy stuff
- phoned my cc provider: error messages over the weekend were because the chip on my card is faulty. It can only be used contactless now, so they're sending me a new card.
- meter man turned up this morning, so I remembered my resolution to take weekly gas and elec meter readings, and did it before the walk, hurray.
- I'm carrying on feeding the washing machine bedlinen, holiday wear, navvying wear. Plus clearing away plaster dust from the kitchen, so I can stock the shelves.
- also carrying on using the dishwasher daily, lots of kitchenware was exposed to dust and being carted about heaven knows where by heaven knows who during the work.
- paid the builder the last of the money, less tiling - the tiler's on holiday this week, so that will only happen next week now.
- drafted a letter to B&Q, telling them I'm not going to merrily jog along and pay them what I tried to pay them in the first place for my sink, because they credited me for the lightshade they don't have ... I suggest they write it off, because of the two days and more of inconvenience to me. Can't send it yet, because I only have the admin letter from them, I can't find the idiot management letter looked for it all over.2023: the year I get to buy a car0 -
And I'd just assumed that there was a missing comma!
Just remember that you have superpowers, firefox-crasher-woman...NST March lion #8; NSD ; MFW9/3/23 Whoop Whoop!!!0 -
apple_muncher wrote: »And I'd just assumed that there was a missing comma!Just remember that you have superpowers, firefox-crasher-woman...
Not doing much with the superpowers this evening, just cleaning and stocking another cupboard, which empties out my bedroom a little more, hurray.
Night night all xxx2023: the year I get to buy a car0 -
I love this diary, always thought-provoking, good-natured and often downright funny:beer:
I envy you the 'fun' bit of restocking your cupboards and at the same time emptying the temporary storage spaces such as your bedroom:T. I had a big reorganization of my larder cupboard at the weekend but the shelf with most of the masses of canned goods on (I'm not stocking up for a no-deal Brexit, honest:eek:) collapsed just when I thought everything was stashed away in a more organized manner:mad:. It had taken so long to pull everything out, check use-by dates , list what I had as I'm a bit of an accidental overstocker:o, and put things back that I was too tired and fed up to take everything out again and fix the shelf. DH is away for a few days but I've fixed shelves before as waiting for him to get round to things even when he is here isn't worth the hassle:(. It's still at a precarious slope and all the cans have dropped onto the shelf below, making a mess of what organisation was there, in a pile or, heaven forbid, fallen down the space between the flimsy, useless cupboard back and the wall.
I should tackle it today but the sun's shining and I'd love nothing better than go out for a walk or sit in the garden and read:o. The joys of being retired:j0
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