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You have to see this!
@ Monday, Jun. 11, 2007 – 13.45:37
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some men!
@ Monday, Jun. 11, 2007 – 13.43:17
I just heard some bloke on the radio who said his wife had a stroke two years ago and he had to learn to 'wash,cook and iron' overnight. It's not rocket science is it? I lived on my own for seven years before i met Michelle. If a numpty like me can do it.......
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good weekend
@ Monday, Jun. 11, 2007 – 13.40:56
Had a fantastic meal on Friday night at 'The Story teller'. dispite my promise to eat something healty all my good intentions ebbed away and i had steak and ale pie and chips, Michelle was good and had chicken pata alfredo.
Spent most of the weekend in the garden. Finished putting up the green house on Saturday morning, then in the afternoon took the lap top out and sat in the sun working on my 'comedy script'. i dont holsd out much hope for it going very far, but i'm enjoying writing it.
Yesterday we bought a new BBQ from Wilkinsons. It was only £3. Its only small, but there are only two of us and we have a large bag of charcoal in the shed that my parents gave us last year when they up graded from a chorcoal BBQ to a gas one. In the summer time our neighbours over the back fence have one every couple of days, and it always smells so good. Why does food taste better when it's eaten outside?
Me and Michelle both had the entire weekend off, that doesnt happen very often so when it does we like to make the most of it, and this weekend even the weather was good.
It was only two days, but i feel as though i was away from work for ages. BVack down to Earth with a bang today though, a couple of rush jobs in, needed straight away( How can having pictures framed be such an emergancy? Why do people always want it yesterday?).
I am the only framer here, i have about thirty pictures in waiting to be framed, customersd dont seem to grasp this sometimes, like they think there picture is the only one, and they ask things like 'Do you do it whilst i wait?' and look at me in amazement when i tell them up to two weeks.
The latest thing here at Wellgate arts and crafts is the web site, and we now have an e bay account to start selling on line, also in the next month or so we are getting the equipment to transfer peoples paintings and photos onto canvas, and cross stich and tapestry to allow people to sew their own photo. All this is going to mean more work, but we need something to get the business on it's feet.
Better get back to it i guess. bie for now.
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