Perhaps you should be thinking about getting your head around needing smart peopleSellotape...................sticks to everything BEFORE I get it to where I want it to stick. kin stuff.
weve got smart cars,smart phones, need smart sellotape. or is it just me?
Yes , I've already done that , and what seemed like a TOTAL disaster looks like being recoverable . Hope so anyway . I have neither chickens nor turkeys , in fact I have no livestock at all that depends on me - not even a goldfish . ANY kind of livestock requires commitment and responsibility , neither of which I need - thank goodness !
i forgot to say she then took out a pen and corrected the menu and handed it to the owner on the way out
A shed full of suckler cows due to calve early January is almost as good as a joker.
and its dryed up nicely could of got another 25 acre up and drilled , fff ing rain again mid week , Got to take every oppotunity with weather as it is ,
The trouble is that everyone gets everything they want all year round , I remember as a lad wanting certain toy and I had to wait till birthdays or Christmas for it but it made it specialMy fathers side of the family in Scotland never celebrated Christmas Day and it rubbed off on me to some extent. I struggle to get into the spirit of it. I look at all the stress over buying unecessary presents for people who want for nothing and wonder if the world’s gone mad. It’s not actually because I’m a miserable old git, as actually I’m quite happy, but I just don’t get the materialistic side of things and how folk get so hung up about having to have this that or the other or think that if you don’t give them a present it equates to not caring about them. I do the Christmas thing mainly to please my wife and family but personally I could manage without it. I suppose it’s a children’s thing and nice for them to be excited about something at that age as I was. But as adults? Well I for one am over it. I’ve a tyre in the shed with a puncture to mend if I need some time away from the festivities. That will do for me.
I was left with the simple task of watching over the Christmas pud yesterday. Mrs Fred put it on the Aga at 3pm and all I had to do was keep an eye on it and top up the water every now and then for 8 hours so it would be ready to take to her brothers' today. Come 10 O'clock, I decided to just sit in the comfy chair for a few minutes and rest my eyes until the pud was ready, and before I knew it, it was 2am. It hadn't run dry, but I think it might be a little overdone.
