Ours was always kept in the kitchen/dining room over night, never allowed up to the bedrooms.
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Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaargh!Originally posted by zeitghost View Post
I have the CadStar thing again at 12:00.

Though, looking on the bright side, it's not as traumatic (for me & the kiddies) as the PIC assembler programming thingie I do.
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If we do that then we'd never sleep and the kitchen door would be in a right old mess.Originally posted by zeitghost View PostOurs was always kept in the kitchen/dining room over night, never allowed up to the bedrooms.Comment
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Originally posted by FiveTimes View Postbeen put forward for a gig in the big smoke, although I'm not holding my breathe
I tend to take every gig these days with a pinch of salt, given the last 4 seem to have been put on hold/gone permie/decided they need a fluent german speaker/or need someone with 1 million years industry experience
Best get back to my daytime tv viewing
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What's on the schedule for today ?Originally posted by norrahe View Post
Best get back to my daytime tv viewing
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I'm taking advantage of having some me time for the first time in 8 months or so (Mr N is at uni today), bought the This Life box set so am planning on watching that all day.Originally posted by FiveTimes View PostWhat's on the schedule for today ?
Also have 2 monster pork chops to look forward to for dinner, some honeydew beer and home made baked lemon and vanilla cheese cake
Since I haven't had any real time off in the last 7 months or so, I'm taking it easy this week and will start looking in earnest next week.
Am waiting to hear on one interview I had last week and from summat I've been put forward for this week.Comment
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Ours have never been given the choice, so they don't know any different.Originally posted by norrahe View PostIf we do that then we'd never sleep and the kitchen door would be in a right old mess.
It was a bugger getting ZeitMog back in in the nights in her younger days.
Unless it was raining, whereupon she'd be trying to climb the window pane until you let her in.
In the last year or two, when she could no longer jump onto the window sill, she just sat there & got wet.Comment
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