Peggy's Mundane Thread

School run done and dusted for the day, Going through the house inside and out tiding up ready for the bin man later this week.

Picking up Mother-In-Law from the bus station soon. She's down for the festive period.    

im excited as a big pot of cobalt blue paint arrived in the post today

Picasso had a blue period too.

I can finally get round to finishing the Thai Green/Pig /White Feather piece now. I even found a frame for it a while back   

knecht wrote:

Picasso had a blue period too.

I hope the post was better in his day.

Got home from work, put the radio on ... and learned that pubic lice are an endangered species. All down to Brazilians, apparently.

Peggy wrote:

Got home from work, put the radio on ... and learned that pubic lice are an endangered species. All down to Brazilians, apparently.

Had um once itchy bastards,must be down to the Don King hairstyle down below.
Funny thing was had to get the lotion from the chemist where my mums best mate worked and its only for crabs.

Took the washing to laundrette to dry because the Scaffold was in the way, arrived back to find the scaffold as been taken away, repaired the damage wallpaper on the wall at the top of the stairway,

Peggy wrote:

Got home from work, put the radio on ... and learned that pubic lice are an endangered species. All down to Brazilians, apparently.

It's all down to all that deforestation!

Let me have a go,
Don't worry though there are huge areas of undergrowth where populations of pubic lice can roam unmolested for decades at a time, I know because I've had a German girlfriend.

Couple of nice real martinis at my glam friend's - and on a bloody school night too....

Got to put another coat of paint on the stairwell walls.

Today, I'm going to make a banana cake.

I'm knackered!

in a grumpy mood today  

New carpet being fitted today. Followed by self-assembly of a flat-pack pine bed for daughter no.2   

Get this. On their own actual assembly instructions, it says it should take 2 people 2 hours to assemble. 2 HOURS!

Are they havin a f uckin laugh? I'd have thought I'd be able to drive out in to the woods with a chainsaw, take down a suitable tree, cut it to (perfect) size, take it home, lash it up, and still have time for a frappuccino and a 30 minute peruse of Babestation well within their said alloted time of two f uckin hours!

Czarcasm wrote:

New carpet being fitted today. Followed by self-assembly of a flat-pack pine bed for daughter no.2   

Get this. On their own actual assembly instructions, it says it should take 2 people 2 hours to assemble. 2 HOURS!

Are they havin a f uckin laugh? I'd have thought I'd be able to drive out in to the woods with a chainsaw, take down a suitable tree, cut it to (perfect) size, take it home, lash it up, and still have time for a frappuccino and a 30 minute peruse of Babestation well within their said alloted time of two f uckin hours!

Shall we give you a week or so and then check back to see if you're still at it?  

Ordered a new element for the oven because it is taking an age to heat up so it looks like a take away tonight!

I'm off for the evening to the bright lights of Stoke Climsland. I hope I'm not overwhelmed by it.

mouldyoldgoat wrote:

Ordered a new element for the oven because it is taking an age to heat up so it looks like a take away tonight!

Is that the general prognosis for when an oven starts taking an age to heat up? Element fooked? I've got the same problem with mine at the minute.   

knecht wrote:

I'm off for the evening to the bright lights of Stoke Climsland. I hope I'm not overwhelmed by it.

Say hi to warnock   

Banana cake was a freaking disaster.  

I like the feeling a new carpet has when you scrunch it with your toes.

Czarcasm wrote:

I like the feeling a new carpet has when you scrunch it with your toes.

A decent shag?