Happy Birthday Pete!
January 28, 2007
Hey! Pete, we hope you have a good er’ 21st birthday.
Who would steal a wheelie bin?
January 23, 2007
Last week Friday we noticed our wheelie bin was missing. This is not unusual because the dustmen fetch the rubbish on Thursdays or Fridays and they tend to leave the bins along the pavement. But on closer inspection we discovered it had truly walked off and was no where to be seen. So we thought it must be those bloody neighbourhood kids at it again. Probably using it for whatever activities they get up too. But alas! How wrong we were?
I had a look at our CCTV and who would have thought the person below was the guilty party. We captured her on CCTV on Friday morning 00:09 walking up to the bin, grabbing hold of it and walking off. I plan to print this photo and leave it on the wall of out local supermarkets. That should get some attention I am sure.
Have you seen this fat, blonde, wheelie bin thief?
Another review for Stuffonmydesk.com.
January 6, 2007
It’s just a pity I can’t understand what they are saying about my site. I am sure one of my German/Austrian colleagues can translate it for me.
Homeserve - Your 24 hour home emergency service.
January 2, 2007
The website is a doddle to use and it tells you straight away if there is a local tradesman in the area and the price you will pay. I will certainly be using them again. Another reason why the Internet is such an amazing tool.
Happy (for some) New Year! - 2007.
January 1, 2007
Isn’t life just great? Just when you think everything is going well, along comes a burst water pipe and puts a damper on everything (wall, floorboards, carpet).
Of course it doesn’t help that the pipe that is leaking is stuck right away at the back of the bath where it is almost impossible to reach. It also doesn’t help that the bath is made of fibre glass, and it sheds hundreds of lovely microscopic fibres each time you brush your arm or hand past it. Afterwards it feels like you’ve been bitten by a thousand mosquitos.
And finally it doesn’t help that the gap between the bath, the leaking pipe and floor is only a few centimetres high, which means we can only use a very shallow tin to catch the excess water, which has meant "Yours Truly" has been checking on it every two hours or so (for the past 48 hours). Yawn!
In my next life, I will be a plumber. I called them today in the hope that one could come out and fix the problem as that is what I thought 24 hours Emergency Response meant, but alas they don’t work on bank holidays, and tomorrow it’s going to cost a minimum of £65 per 30 minutes of work + parts. I reckon it will take that times 2 just to remove the bath 
Happy New Year.
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