The boring thread.....

[klondike]

I saw them scattered on the path when I went out so pulled down the video. I put my neighbours into his front garden and left the other which was actually broken by the wall as I've no idea where it was brought from.

I don't do leftover food recycling myself and the bin my neighbour has is the one that was issue to me. His own just went completely AWOL. You only have to request replacements from the council anyway.

[Scrumpy]

Interesting video.. I am fortunate that my bin men always put the bins back.. They don't throw them back..

I am well chuffed.. This morning I fitted a new showerhead.. Easy !! Of course it is.. After I worked out there was a protection cap over the bit that screws into the overhead connection .. I poked at it with a pointed knife and out it popped ..
 And I have to stand on a stool.. 

[klondike]

Woodworking, painting, shed building, plumbing. Is there no end to your skillset? 

There is one advantage with slipshod binmen - they don't check what you've put in the bottom that you shouldn't have. The local tip is absolutely dire so my junk goes in the landfill bin either in one bit or over time.

[dextrous63]

Funny coincidence that Scrumpy did some plumbing and a few hours later my boiler has packed up.  Just saying😬

[klondike]

Talk to her nicely and maybe she'll fix it for you.

[dextrous63]

I'll hold onto her legs while she's on that stool.  Heaven knows where I'll have to put my face😬

[Michael Rolls]

Thanks - me too. First cuppa half an hour ago - second on its way!

[Scrumpy]

Beautiful sunshine.. Cold.. Out to family lunch later..
Watching Traitors.. it's ok , but not a big fan.

[Michael Rolls]

up to cuppa 5!

[Alex]

Cold today, but thankfully dry. 

[klondike]

The batteries went in my weather station. Either that or it lost the will to live. I tried to cheer it up when I put new ones in.

[Alex]

Try wrapping it in a fleecy jumper, it's really cold.

[klondike]

I'll maybe fix a paraffin heater under it....

[Alex]

No sleep tonight, made a cuppa.

[Michael Rolls]

first cuppa, and a second dry day forecast - wonders will never cease!