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What have you been doing today?
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Finished my First Aid course thank God! Starting to feel a bit achy now after my covid booster jab yesterday. 
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Did you let them practice on you??
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lol. No. I popped in to my local vaccination centre on my way home on the off-chance that they could give me my booster a couple of weeks early.Did you let them practice on you??
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Can you have it that early?
Just had my Booster jab, this morning, along with my better half.
Been on a shoot today. The dogs absolutely love it - no fighting or playing, it's as if they know that they are there for work and it's in their DNA. Even first timers follow the lead of others and seem to switch on immediately.
Replaced a leaking gas pipe at a chapel today Quaker’s
thought I would pop into Tesco’s on the way home
jeez us wept
some young lady was having a total melt down in one of the isles
Throwing her shopping about screaming down the phone punching her self in the head
The isle was closed down numerous staff members in attendance
it’s was in the coffee and tea isle as well
oh well Transam can go else where
For his tea bags whilst some fruit cake causes chaos
thought I would pop into Tesco’s on the way home
jeez us wept
some young lady was having a total melt down in one of the isles
Throwing her shopping about screaming down the phone punching her self in the head
The isle was closed down numerous staff members in attendance
it’s was in the coffee and tea isle as well
oh well Transam can go else where
For his tea bags whilst some fruit cake causes chaos
I've been fitting in a new integrated dishwasher today - not as straightforward as I thought it would be. It was deeper than our old one so I had to re-route the fill pipe, drain hose and power cable under the adjacent cupboard and then fish them up the back of the unit past other pipes and cables and into the cupboard where the connections are. I then had to sod about with the door panel - it was too low and not in line with the other cupboard doors using the method described in the manual. Anyway, I got there in the end and it's a lot quieter than the 21 year old one it replaced.
Then, over the allotment to build up my bonfire for tonight. I told other plot holders if they wanted anything burnt to just throw it on to my plot. It seems half the allotment took me up on it and I've now got enough for two bonfires. I'll have to let this one burn down a bit before adding to it. Going over at dusk to light it.
Then, over the allotment to build up my bonfire for tonight. I told other plot holders if they wanted anything burnt to just throw it on to my plot. It seems half the allotment took me up on it and I've now got enough for two bonfires. I'll have to let this one burn down a bit before adding to it. Going over at dusk to light it.
Have you checked for wild life in the pile?
Andy
Andy
Yep. I deliberately waited until today to build the bonfire specifically for that reason. The initial pile was elsewhere on the plot.
I had to ask before everybody jumps on you.
Andy
Andy
Now that I've fitted the dishwasher I've sat down and read the instructions and realised I've missed a few bits out! There was some transparent film in the fitting kit that I ignored but apparently that's to protect the underside of the cabinet housing from water/stream damage as the door automatically opens a few inches when it's finished to allow steam to escape and aid drying. Oh, yeah, I've also found where those two screws I have left over go too......Doh! Oh well, that a job for another day.
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