Gazza

I'm building a web site at the moment and have spent all bleedin' day trying to sort out a stupid formatting problem that has no rhyme nor reason. I'm just a good amateur at this, so haven't got the necessary geek level of knowledge.

donna

Ive been ironing hate it, now going to watch some telly, see you all later when I can comment on the rubbish on tonights box.

rskershaw

I saw that, it was VERY unnerving. So much so I put the bedside table if front of bedroom door when I went to bed........as if that would stop a poltergeist!!!

And what's all this about me having me leg off?

Diane

And I was only watching it on the hard drive in broad daylight! Good job I didn't watch it last night then!!:

hankoler

I'm retired so I don't have to get up for work but I'm still up at 8.30am. I watch the film , The history of Mr. Polly the other day AND I might buy the book .Doe's anyone know if the book is better than the film.?

donna

Watched the Entity last night, but missed the ending as my eyes were closing, but had to run up to the loo at the break and ran back in, was a bit scary.

Gazza

Just spent a couple of hours doing my window boxes on the balcony and sorting my little courtyard. Love pottering with the plants. Miss having a garden but at least I've got a little inner-city space I can plant up

christoph404

Woke up this morning at 8.30 to the deafening sound of 20 concrete drills going at full pelt on a major office building site outside my back window. Construction and demolition has been going on there for two weeks now with incredible noise day in and day out, one of the joys of living in central London. But wait a minute, this is Sunday Im thinking to myself! I phone the help line at the council to be told that the builders are not allowed to be there working on a Sunday, armed with this information I stomp around there to the site in Stratton Street ready for war. The site manager is very helpful and polite and seeing my despair at the prospect of having my Sunday shattered calls a halt to the racket straight away....ah peace at last!
Now that I can hear myself think, a tidy up of my office in my house is long overdue, so better get cracking with that, then on with the marigolds to clean my bathroom and kitchen, my brother and his girlfriend are arriving from Scotland this evening for a few days so better make an effort to prepare for their arrival.

davidb

i had a late night last night and woke up to 53 missed calls on my mobile ,is that a record ? oh and has anyone got an aspirin ? , i seem to have run out

Marky B

I had a late night,but was back at work this morning for 9.00. Came home,had a bacon sandwich and went out in the back garden to feed the birds - getting close to nature is so relaxing. I boiled some pasta the other week and gave that to them,as well as some rice. The food does invite alsorts of our feathered friends with scenes resembling a blitzgrieg attack,and I swear seagulls are getting bigger.
Ta Ta
Marky B

I am special. The heavens always open for me.

donna

oh you give the birds pasta , do they sing in Italian Mark, never knew they liked it, must try that, you know I think birds are disappearing, we dont see so many sparrows as we used to but more magpies , have you noticed that, Im having a lazy day going on holiday next week so still some packing to do and Euros to pick up tomorrow.

Marky B

They often complain about the lack of sauce and parmesan cheese. Yes,they do like pasta and rice,but make sure they are cooked. Even bread has to be moistned before it is thrown out. They also like porridge oats with raisins. I've got two bird baths for them. You know I spoil the wee bairns.
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Marky B

I am special. The heavens always open for me.

Dame Starry

That's all the bloody pasta, Marky; they'll all be twittering 'Nessum Dorma' next week!

DS x.

Marky B

Where are you going?
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MArky B

I am special. The heavens always open for me.

Dame Starry

DS x.