Following my event, I was due to lose 7 toenails. Friday I lost my first. Today I lost there second. 5 to go....
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Stone me, it's a bit warm in here.
I'm doing the living room tumble drier thing again, with the fan heater & the dehumidifier.
It's like a fecking sauna.Comment
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6 shirts, 7 pairs of knickers, 7 pairs of socks.
To be followed by a bath towel, a roller towel (there's posh then), and 3 hand towels.
To be followed by 3 single bed sheets.Comment
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Almost certainlyOriginally posted by eek View PostIt will ruin sleeping tonight
It's left me feeling crap, too. I should have gone for a walk or something instead
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I've just cleaned the deep fat fryerOriginally posted by zeitghost View Post6 shirts, 7 pairs of knickers, 7 pairs of socks.
To be followed by a bath towel, a roller towel (there's posh then), and 3 hand towels.
To be followed by 3 single bed sheets.
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Unusually, I didn't have my Saturday snooze today.
I washed my one and only net curtain (full length window at front of house, and it's more gauze than net) and cleaned the disgusting black mould off the double glazing seal, applied a bit of bleach, and washed the window.
Then went and loaded mother's pill dispenser.
Stopped for a MaccyD's (and supplies of alcohol) on the way home.
The excitement of the weekend.Comment
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Living life to the fullOriginally posted by mudskipper View PostUnusually, I didn't have my Saturday snooze today.
I washed my one and only net curtain (full length window at front of house, and it's more gauze than net) and cleaned the disgusting black mould off the double glazing seal, applied a bit of bleach, and washed the window.
Then went and loaded mother's pill dispenser.
Stopped for a MaccyD's (and supplies of alcohol) on the way home.
The excitement of the weekend.
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Can't decide whether to go to the pub. Maybe the exercise and fresh air will help me recover from the appalling damage done to my system by the nap; and if not, well, at least I'll be in a pub
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Haven't washed my nets in yonks.Originally posted by mudskipper View PostUnusually, I didn't have my Saturday snooze today.
I washed my one and only net curtain (full length window at front of house, and it's more gauze than net) and cleaned the disgusting black mould off the double glazing seal, applied a bit of bleach, and washed the window.
Then went and loaded mother's pill dispenser.
Stopped for a MaccyD's (and supplies of alcohol) on the way home.
The excitement of the weekend.
Does it mean I'm a slattern?Comment
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