Our accountant keeps an asset list. When something is purchased it's added for that year and I have to check the list each year at our meeting to cross off anything that's been sold, scrapped or rotted away.
That's great if you've good tenants. But if you get a bad one you'll realise that at least the law isn't on the side of the weather, currency, flea beetle, slugs, breakdowns etc. etc.
My parents struggled for years trying to keep this place from being damp, they had various "experts" give opinions.
We had a builder do some work who pointed out that the ground outside the house needs to be at least 6" below the floors inside. We dug the ground ( well, soil, broken flower pots...
Like most charities they began for all of the right reasons.
Cruelty to animals must not be tolerated, but it is subjective. What one person believes is cruel does not not cross that line for another.
But like most charities it has become a self serving job creation scheme.
All charities are struggling at the moment.
I think that they have decided to say something really radical because they are desperate for funds and attention. They have a massive pension and wages commitment.
Like a pension that those of us who are self employed would give our right arm for ?
My wife is a nurse, so I do know what it's like. But every job has its difficult times.
We had that problem when we changed from a BT Hub5 to Hub6 router. They ended up putting a wifi extender on the ethernet cable so that it could wifi its data (about a foot) when it wouldn't put it into the ethernet cable. Seemed completely ridiculous, but that was the only way that they could...
Poultry flexinet. Charley learns to associate the smell of chicken with a whack on nose and should then avoid chickens when they are outside the fence.