The Chill Out Zone

[coolcat]

Morning all,

Not too bad out there today again

Roast Lamb today. Just got to decide whether for lunch or supper

I'm guessing supper as I am thinking bacon butty's for brunch....Kind of missed breakfast but don't think I'll make it till lunch

This is a picture of one of or older residents at the cat rescue yesterday........

EY7P2337-Edit-2 by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr.

If you hop over to the photography corner, there are some younger models

[AndyN01]

Overcast here but dry.

Yesterday's activity:

Taking down a neighbour's shed: 1
Planters: 0

Shed to be rebuilt in our garden - and all FOC .







Quizzie enjoying being Foreman, Forelady, Foredog?

SWMBO helping out. She's pretty handy with a wrecking bar .

Why do some folks think they need 3" crossed and hidden nails when it's screwed together with 2" No10 screws .

Have a good one.

Andy.

[planenut]

Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

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We had a report from the agent in Margate after the tenant recently moved out to another flat within the block. He left behind his washing machine and from the photos the agent sent, I could see he left the toilet basin poo stained and the bath with a ring of lime scale and dirt around it. 3 keys to the new double glazing windows are missing and the key to the electric meter is not there. The bathroom door is split and the handle to the door is hanging off. Apart from that, he did pay his rent on time. I make allowances for wear and occupancy, but it’s a shame leaving it in that state. A 2-bedroom ground floor flat, security CCTV, with its own designated private parking, double glazing and C/H, less than 5 minutes walk from the sea front. We will ask the agent to chase up the missing keys, the removal of the washing machine with the tenant’s permission in writing and deduct the cost of a new matching bathroom door from the deposit.

Oh the joys of letting.

[planenut]

Because I'm tight fisted, and the fact that I remember I never ever got a haircut that I was happy with, for the last forty plus years, I've cut my own hair. Dare I say, I'm well practised and happy in the knowledge that if I NAUGHTY WORD-NAUGHTY WORD-NAUGHTY WORD-NAUGHTY WORD- it up, it'll grow out in a couple of weeks.

Always cut my son's hair, and often cut my daughters with no moans.

[Lancpudn]

Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

How is everyone?

Ian, good morning sir! your photo as a young one, I’d say your looks these days have improved with the years

More rain last night and more is forecast next week. Since we started the grow bags and new vegetables, we have not had any need to do extra watering. This morning I am doing the laundry, bedsheets and whites, then the cleaning.

We had a report from the agent in Margate after the tenant recently moved out to another flat within the block. He left behind his washing machine and from the photos the agent sent, I could see he left the toilet basin poo stained and the bath with a ring of lime scale and dirt around it. 3 keys to the new double glazing windows are missing and the key to the electric meter is not there. The bathroom door is split and the handle to the door is hanging off. Apart from that, he did pay his rent on time. I make allowances for wear and occupancy, but it’s a shame leaving it in that state. A 2-bedroom ground floor flat, security CCTV, with its own designated private parking, double glazing and C/H, less than 5 minutes walk from the sea front. We will ask the agent to chase up the missing keys, the removal of the washing machine with the tenant’s permission in writing and deduct the cost of a new matching bathroom door from the deposit.

LOL Morning Phil, I had images of this guys haircut when I was trimming my hair with the scissors yesterday It looked ok....ish when I washed my hair yesterday, not so much today I don't trust myself with those electric clippers enough to use them

[Lancpudn]

Originally Posted by AndyN01

Overcast here but dry.

Yesterday's activity:

Taking down a neighbour's shed: 1
Planters: 0

Shed to be rebuilt in our garden - and all FOC .







Quizzie enjoying being Foreman, Forelady, Foredog?

SWMBO helping out. She's pretty handy with a wrecking bar .

Why do some folks think they need 3" crossed and hidden nails when it's screwed together with 2" No10 screws .

Have a good one.

Andy.

That's a good size shed Andy, I've been tasked to clear the shed but on opening the door the contents began to fall out so I closed the door sharpish


It's full of our daughters horse stuff from the stables So is my garage But I 'll be getting them back in either Oct or Nov.


The horse saga is over
After having to have her young colt put down last year the stud farm in Scotland said she can have the first colt born this year. They couldn't/wouldn't refund her money



Here is the little chap, Cant take him away from his mother for six months so it's pointless me sorting out the garage/shed until all her stuff is removed.
That's my excuse anyway.

[reworht]

Afternoon guys (and gals if any are logged in). It's turned into quite damp day here - overcast with some dark grey clouds and frequent showers. On the good side - it means I won't be paying for metered water to feed the plants and lawns; on the bad side, a drop of rain followed by some more sun next week means the grass will grow like crazy and I'll be on cutting duty again.

[RPWC]

Been tipping down here as wel Rod

[2Diesels]

Been lovely here up until about 3.30 when the rain came, brightening back up but it’s gone quite cool now

[Georgies Dad]

Its overcoat weather here,the NAUGHTYWORD is on and we are nice and warm,load of tosh as usual on the TV,so its book reading and surfing the net for me today