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Trivial things that make you happy - Part 2 - The Happyning
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As the car I’m getting is in England, obviously I want to get an inspection done on it before I buy it. Was trying to book one with the AA but it wouldn’t work because I didn’t have a UK address or phone number. Here we go again, I thought (similar thing used to happen when I was in Leeds, I could never get food delivered because I didn’t have a UK number they could call me on)
Said I’d try and see if the RAC could do it, so I filled out a form on their website requesting a callback. I thought that won’t work as I have an Irish number. I’d say 10 minutes later the phone rang and it was a girl from the RAC.
And even better, they can do the inspection tomorrow
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The neighbourhood pets came over to visit.
The big dog saw me walking into town and ran towards me, I had to tell her to wait for me 'cause she was going to come along. The minute I was back she was over like a shot (treats and back scratchies were administered). I was out in the front garden less than two minutes later when the ginger cat from across ran over purring and meowing and made himself at home (he went for a nosey around the kitchen and upstairs). He got some treats. In less than five minutes his tortoiseshell sister was over, too, for her ration of treats and ear scratchies. :rolleyes: They're good for the soul. 0 -
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Jenna James wrote: »Butter????
Butter :eek: ? god no , I eat it plain of course..............
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