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Things Cat Trialvilly Annoy You (part whatever) *MOD WARNING IN OP*
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maudgonner wrote: »Needing to be a contortionist to replace a headlight bulb in a car. .
I read that too quickly as cartoonist
. Was wondering how that would help in changing a bulb . 0 -
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PsychoPete wrote: »Bodyshops and garages are open
None within my 5km unfortunately
The oul red is a b*stard for it alright.
Something to do with the pigment I think.
Already had the bonnet and front bumper resprayed, thinking I’ll wrap the roof and then get the whole car coated to stop it happening again, makes the car look awful 0 -
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Does anyone else just miss their old life. I mean I'm supportive of lockdown and have been compliant etc and I recognise the benefits, working from home etc. But sometimes I just think about the old life. There's an old bottle of suncream in the bathroom that I should throw out at this stage, but every so often I close my eyes and smell it, just to feel like I'm on a beach somewhere in 2018. 0
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Does anyone else just miss their old life. I mean I'm supportive of lockdown and have been compliant etc and I recognise the benefits, working from home etc. But sometimes I just think about the old life. There's an old bottle of suncream in the bathroom that I should throw out at this stage, but every so often I close my eyes and smell it, just to feel like I'm on a beach somewhere in 2018.
At this stage I'm surprised more people aren't ignoring restrictions0 -
Does anyone else just miss their old life. I mean I'm supportive of lockdown and have been compliant etc and I recognise the benefits, working from home etc. But sometimes I just think about the old life. There's an old bottle of suncream in the bathroom that I should throw out at this stage, but every so often I close my eyes and smell it, just to feel like I'm on a beach somewhere in 2018.PsychoPete wrote: »At this stage I'm surprised more people aren't ignoring restrictions
I'm sticking to them as much as possible.
A few times I've broken them without realising it.
For instance a neighbour that's in his 70's that goes for a cycle everyday, the chain broke on his bike.
He asked me over the fench would I have anything that might fix.
I went in and fixed it for him and he helped me hold it in place and just as I was finishing I remembered the restrictions.
One reason I'm trying my best is my mother is in a home so the less cases means the better chance of having proper visits.
Last proper contact I had with her was a half an hour on Christmas day.
Window visits only but proper visits are starting again tomorrow on a trial basis.
She was shifted to hospital 2 weeks ago because she was vomiting up blood.
She had to isolate when she came back for 12 days which means she was in a room on her own.
She kept trying to get up and walk so is after falling several times since.
Nightmare!
I'll get over whatever restrictions are on me as I'm flat out at work but my heart is broken for her.
Sorry for the long winded post!
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A DHL delivery guy yesterday morning ringing the doorbell as I was just walking out of the kitchen holding 2 mugs of tea. I had nowhere to put the tea down so that I could answer the door so I panicked in the hallway shouting for my OH to answer the door. I felt like a total clown afterwards when my OH berated me for panicking 0
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Sgt Hartman wrote: »A DHL delivery guy yesterday morning ringing the doorbell as I was just walking out of the kitchen holding 2 mugs of tea. I had nowhere to put the tea down so that I could answer the door so I panicked in the hallway shouting for my OH to answer the door. I felt like a total clown afterwards when my OH berated me for panicking
:pac:
Beats shouting "I'm coming, I'm coming!! Opening the door in nothing but boxers and realising you've got your own lil package to greet the delivery guy with."It is what it's.
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