Family finally let me out for a walk round the block.Now I am looking at bike porn of various sorts and have been showing pics to daughter of my favourite ones.For some reason she tries to be enthusiastic but always spoils it by saying things like 'that guy riding the bike in the photo is so much younger than you daddy'.Don't care,I will buy what I like even if it sits in the garage most of the time.
Last. I ute shopping, wrapped pressies and pit a coat of white on upper fairing to see whether it takes
Was at work for a couple of hours this morning. This afternoon I had a skype call with a client and I'm another step closer to getting a rather nice order. However the slight downside is it means I have to go in to the office to review the proposed contract on Friday. But fingers crossed eh
Fitted an Xcarlink to my car, basically allows you to charge iPhone / iPod and change playlists and tracks from the head unit. Not cheap, but a proper iPod connectivity solution
Interesting. I have a very annoying Nissan Almera which has so far defeated my attempts to update its sound system ... this is the most promising lead yet!
It's highly likely they do one. If there was ever an option of a cd multi changer there will probably be an Xcarlink for it. With VAT and shipping they come in at around £85 The other benefit is that with no obvious modification it does not represent an increased theft risk. The cable itself is black too, so even that is discrete
I have made cheese & ham straws, another round of mince pies, raked up a few barrowloads of leaves, removed all trace of the next-door neighbour's ivy plant that I have eliminated without asking her, fed the wild birds and next door's horse and donkey, gifted another neighbour a bottle and some gardening gloves (seeing as he ruined his with the hideous sap that came out of the wood he split for me). Table laid, turkey in oven. Guests here soon. Bring it on.
You're an all round local hero-good on you. ( or are you secretly apologising to all your neighbours for starting the 999 up, about 530am, on those lovely summer mornings!)
Log burner is on and my 4 kids including the 17 and 20 year old have sent their Santa letters up the chimney now enjoying a beer !
Last week I took my little girl toLondon have a early Xmas meal and pressies with her elderly grandmother( grannies first, and last, grandchild), a nice emotional time was had by all...... just fed and put my little girl to bed......she is going to enjoy her very first Xmas tomorrow......just going to start wrapping her pressies from mum and dad..... do you think 10 months is too early young for a mahoosive Scalextric? Too late........
Think of it as a cleansing task. Wrapping presents is a job which rewards accuracy and precision, and punishes sloppiness. It's one of the few jobs that become more creative and beautiful the more disciplined and precise you are, only then can you achieve gift wrapping nirvana.
I used to hang wallpaper for a living, so wrapping prezzies holds no fear for me. Just that I can't be arsed to do it.
I discovered today that the condenser in a tumble drier should be hosed out at least once a month, not, as the manual says, vacuumed free of lint. So, that's what I did, the difference in performance is striking.
I've done nothing yet except have a cuppa..........just waiting for my grandson to wake up and see his presents :smile:
