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Hey there! I left you a coffee ages ago, thinking you might need it after the shenanigans in the hot tub! It's cold now, so here's another one.
And there may be some makka kapi left.
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Thank you for the coffee. Anything involving cucumber, especially in my fragile stare, it likely to result in me filling this tub with something no-one's gonna be happy with... :eek:

Good night last night?
 
Thank you for the coffee. Anything involving cucumber, especially in my fragile stare, it likely to result in me filling this tub with something no-one's gonna be happy with... :eek:

Good night last night?

I was texted at about midnight by the Fella from the living room complaining about rain coming in the wall. :rolleyes: As this woke me up, I was less than impressed. I like to hear about these things when I can actually do something about them.
 
I was texted at about midnight by the Fella from the living room complaining about rain coming in the wall. :rolleyes: As this woke me up, I was less than impressed. I like to hear about these things when I can actually do something about them.

Maybe they should have left the scaffold up. :cool:

I'll have a coffee. It's a little early yet for raw fish and seaweed this morning.
 
Maybe they should have left the scaffold up. :cool:

I'll have a coffee. It's a little early yet for raw fish and seaweed this morning.

Tell me about it :rolleyes:. I just make the tea and carry out the biscuits in my tippy li'l ole kitten heels. When I pay for something, I always hope it'll be done right but curiously, there always seems to be some little extra thing that requires them popping back for more tea and biscuits ....

HP, do you know what, this Kitchenaid cakemixer looks damn fine, much better than the pippity-ping. But the kitchen surfaces are a revolting mock green marble. Since you were so wonderful at helping me change the water in the wishy-washy bottle in the car, I'm wondering if we could do the surfaces with some other stuff? My friend says she found some amazing stuff that will stick to anything. We might even manage to entrap the Piglet in it and prevent her being such a PITA! There was a fantastic PITA display this morning, matched only by mad MILF on a mission. No prizes for guessing who won, and who went off to their music lesson with their sorry little tail between their legs. LOL.
 
Tell me about it :rolleyes:. I just make the tea and carry out the biscuits in my tippy li'l ole kitten heels. When I pay for something, I always hope it'll be done right but curiously, there always seems to be some little extra thing that requires them popping back for more tea and biscuits ....

HP, do you know what, this Kitchenaid cakemixer looks damn fine, much better than the pippity-ping. But the kitchen surfaces are a revolting mock green marble. Since you were so wonderful at helping me change the water in the wishy-washy bottle in the car, I'm wondering if we could do the surfaces with some other stuff? My friend says she found some amazing stuff that will stick to anything. We might even manage to entrap the Piglet in it and prevent her being such a PITA! There was a fantastic PITA display this morning, matched only by mad MILF on a mission. No prizes for guessing who won, and who went off to their music lesson with their sorry little tail between their legs. LOL.

I have beautiful black granite worktops with a lovely blue fleck in it that sets off the dark blue walls beautifully. They're also 2 inches higher than standard, so I can cook without hurting my back. That includes my Smeg gas range with 2 lovely ovens. Oh, and a navy Kitchenaid, Naoko...

I must make clear, this was financed by a bequest from an expired relative - I'm not one of the Gettys in disguise.

But I fucking love my kitchen... :D
 
Tell me about it :rolleyes:. I just make the tea and carry out the biscuits in my tippy li'l ole kitten heels. When I pay for something, I always hope it'll be done right but curiously, there always seems to be some little extra thing that requires them popping back for more tea and biscuits ....

HP, do you know what, this Kitchenaid cakemixer looks damn fine, much better than the pippity-ping. But the kitchen surfaces are a revolting mock green marble. Since you were so wonderful at helping me change the water in the wishy-washy bottle in the car, I'm wondering if we could do the surfaces with some other stuff? My friend says she found some amazing stuff that will stick to anything. We might even manage to entrap the Piglet in it and prevent her being such a PITA! There was a fantastic PITA display this morning, matched only by mad MILF on a mission. No prizes for guessing who won, and who went off to their music lesson with their sorry little tail between their legs. LOL.

A friend had these pink counter tops left over from the 60' in her kitchen and bath. She found some scrap pieces of nice granite. She had them cut so they were the width of the counters and then used several sections to cover the Pepto pink. The edges were trimmed out the same way. Much cheaper than full slabs.
 
Thanks guys, I'm just waiting for HP to come and give me practical advice here, since I haven't got an elderly relative to leave me money nor any nice leftovers from the 60s (apart from myself, that is ;) ). I think a few rolls of sticky stuff stuck over the nasty green marble should do it. Then the painter guys will come back and repaint the kitchen and perhaps I can get some decent lino for the floor. Or maybe the floor is OK now I started cleaning it a bit more regularly.

Anyway, I think the Kitchenaid cakemixer needs better kitchen tops to fully display its manifold charms. I'm going on Facebook now to ask my friend about it. Her husband is Welsh-speaking Welsh so he will have skipped off for the day's rugby and she'll be glad to hear from a pal.

:heart:
 
Thanks guys, I'm just waiting for HP to come and give me practical advice here, since I haven't got an elderly relative to leave me money nor any nice leftovers from the 60s (apart from myself, that is ;) ). I think a few rolls of sticky stuff stuck over the nasty green marble should do it. Then the painter guys will come back and repaint the kitchen and perhaps I can get some decent lino for the floor. Or maybe the floor is OK now I started cleaning it a bit more regularly.

Anyway, I think the Kitchenaid cakemixer needs better kitchen tops to fully display its manifold charms. I'm going on Facebook now to ask my friend about it. Her husband is Welsh-speaking Welsh so he will have skipped off for the day's rugby and she'll be glad to hear from a pal.

:heart:

What seems to be the problem, ?

Is it that the machine slippy-slidey round the worktop or a mere appearance problem.
There's a very useful material which is used (or most advertised) for use in Caravans /Mobile homes.

:rose:
 
What seems to be the problem, ?

Is it that the machine slippy-slidey round the worktop or a mere appearance problem.
There's a very useful material which is used (or most advertised) for use in Caravans /Mobile homes.

:rose:

Oh dear, no, I'm a MILF! Of course it's about appearances.

That sounds good. Does it have a brand name like Dior or Chanel or something?
:rose:
 
I suggest a bit of lino
:):)

Be serious, Dragon! You aren't really advising me to put lino on my kitchen counters. I'm seeking advice on brands of stuff from my friend and I shall be back to pester you for practical advice. Do you think the Fella will be very upset if I mess up his toolbox? ;)
:rose:
 
Be serious, Dragon! You aren't really advising me to put lino on my kitchen counters. I'm seeking advice on brands of stuff from my friend and I shall be back to pester you for practical advice. Do you think the Fella will be very upset if I mess up his toolbox? ;)
:rose:

In the 1960s, Fablon was the item of choice for brightening up tired kitchens. It is still available.
 
Waking up to the smell of fresh coffee is a wonderful thing. Too bad I was the one that had to make it this morning. *sigh*

Di, Anna! I posted a piccie of the Italian rugby players in the rugby thread for you. ;) I know you are both good sporting supporters and will be willing to appreciate the finer ... points of the Azurri.
Well, while they're pretty easy on the eyes, I do prefer the Dieus du Stade calendar produced every Christmas in France. ;)

"He knows how to do it so it doesn't kill him, right?"

". . . . "

Now, I know the figures, and the facts. My risk of contracting a fatal condition due to smoking is about the same as being hit by a car. Yeah, the stats regarding people who die every year from smoking are terrible, but not exactly overwhelming. Believe it or not, the majority of lifelong smokers make it to the average life expectancy.

But I just don't want to encourage my little girl to take up a habit that might potentially cut her life short. There may be no history of cancer on my side of the family, but there is on her mother's.
Hearing your daughter say that had to be a hard thing. *hugs* Smoking is a funny thing, and I say this as a woman who has never been curious about trying it and lost her beloved grandfather to emphysema. Interestingly, what the stats about smoking don't reveal is the numbers of people who never smoke yet still contract smoking-related cancers.

*bobs up from the water* I'm good. Come on in, the water's fine.
It's great and I can already feel it easing the tension from my neck and shoulders.

OK, what the Hell happened last night? Last thing I remember was sitting in a hot tub full of Merlot with a hot chick next to me (which combination, by the way, made an already good Friday even better... :D), next thing I awake up in an empty bath with a dude opposite... :eek:

I'm never drinking an entire tub again...

*mumble mutter coffee mumble grumble *

Oh, sorry... Morning, everyone. :eek:
My apologies for abandoning you, steve. I'm glad to hear that your Friday had been good, but sleep was calling and half a beer too many required me to exit the hot tub.
 
My apologies for abandoning you, steve. I'm glad to hear that your Friday had been good, but sleep was calling and half a beer too many required me to exit the hot tub.

Fret not, anna. I was past the point of no return when you kindly agreed to join me. I'm gonna issue a blanket apology for anything I may have said or done while under the influence of a hot tub full of Merlot. I hope I saved you at least a glass or two... :eek:
 
No apologies necessary, steve, and the Merlot was wonderful. I will tender much appreciation for catching the proper usage of the lowercase lettering in my name. :kiss:

*sigh* I'm going to have to prepare for a trek to the grocery store before long. It's a tax-free day, so I think I'll pick up a few extra things I've been looking at. Storage bins, here I come!
 
Getting ready to see the Mythbusters live tonight. I'll do my best to get lots of pics. Glad the hot water is helping you out, anna. Would you like a massage with that as well?
 
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Be serious, Dragon! You aren't really advising me to put lino on my kitchen counters. I'm seeking advice on brands of stuff from my friend and I shall be back to pester you for practical advice.
Do you think the Fella will be very upset if I mess up his toolbox? ;)
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If it were me whose tool box your were raiding, the answer would be a very definite YES. (I even bought my Ex-wife a toolbox and tools of her own)
I do not know what your Fella's interest in tools and their correct use is [unless he's a perfectionist and like his tools laid out 'just so'].

Now, to be serious for a moment; do you really need some help ?
'Cos if the answer is not Yes, I may be able to make a few jokes.1
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Take a look at this: Non-skid
 
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Getting ready to see the Mythbusters live tonight. I'll do my best to get lots of pics. Glad the hot water is helping you out, anna. Would you like a massage with that as well?

I will never say no to a massage. Enjoy the Mythbusters tonight, john!

It is so fricking COLD here! I go to turn up the heat and half an hour later, it's freezing again. Upon checking the thermostat, I find the fella has turned the heat back DOWN. I'm just going to pile every spare blanket I have on the guestroom bed and sleep there until summer.

In other news, I succeeded in my mission to organize the shelf in the front closet!
 
Congrats on the closet cleaning. Now I need to clean my study. Now just lean forward on the side and I'll work the knots out of your shoulders. ;)
 
Hmm, I should really say, "I'll never say no to a good massage.

My study is on the cleaning list too, but the biggest pile of crap in there doesn't belong to me. Maybe I'll start with the closet in that room. I also get to order my business cards, but that's something that really should be seen as fun.

*leaning forward* I'm ready for my massage now. :)
 
Honestly, I don't mind addiction. I don't have an addictive personality, otherwise I'd be raving, chain-smoking alcoholic who spends hours a day downloading porn. But I truly enjoyed smoking. It was a respite, an excuse to take a break and pace back and forth on the porch while I let my thoughts coalesce.

And then . . . .

I have to admit, it was the Little One who convinced me. Not directly. But I happened to overhear a conversation between her and my wife one day.

"Smoking is bad," my daughter said.

"Yes it is," my wife said.

"But Daddy does it."

". . . yes, he does."

"He knows how to do it so it doesn't kill him, right?"

". . . . "

Now, I know the figures, and the facts. My risk of contracting a fatal condition due to smoking is about the same as being hit by a car. Yeah, the stats regarding people who die every year from smoking are terrible, but not exactly overwhelming. Believe it or not, the majority of lifelong smokers make it to the average life expectancy.

But I just don't want to encourage my little girl to take up a habit that might potentially cut her life short. There may be no history of cancer on my side of the family, but there is on her mother's.

Kids are a serious motivator. On the other hand, the actual killing done by tobacco is less often lung cancer than heat disease brought on by hypertension. And this is spoken by one who to this day gets occasional (unrequited) longings for a good cigar.
 
Rolf, a quick drink please. At intermission, but having an awesome time at the Mythbusters live show. Laughing myself to tears while enjoying some good science. Oh don't think I've neglected your massage, Anna. *rubs shoulders*
 
Hello, all you dear, naked people. Hello, my favorite Bear.

Good night, sweetest of witches. I've had a busy day and am headed for the leaf pile.

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