The first night I slept here,removal day ,I had a bath.
Well I slid right down ,luckily it had not got the full amount of water in that l like ,deep, I had real difficulty in sitting up, no grips,all shiny and new .
SoI only took showers until I found those suction hand grips ,you know you wet them ,put them in place and pull a lever and gosh is the suction strong!
Thank goodness for “ Little old lady “magazines ,lots of helpful gadgets .
Saw in one today a really nice circular plant support, like a tower that you can
push into the ground or a container .
Ideal for my container grown everlasting sweet pea.
Also some D shaped plant supports ,two sizes ,they will be handy for the gladioli next year,.
I must try to find the same tiles as a new bath will leave an area not tiled .
I think the shortest is 150 cm outer measurement so possibly 140 inside .
New floor covering too but what is in now is badly fitted ,ooooh when I think what I left!
I fitted it,one piece ,and exact, sealed along edges and round fittings etc.
I was really proud of my handiwork.This is rubbish.
I will get there one day!
Two showers —— a normal one and a stupid great fixed thing “Rain forest “
which drenches you in icy water before the warm water comes. However you have to climb in the bath to do anything as the large shower screen is fixed of
course !
I never use that ,just the normal shower, but love a hot bath.
Enough of my bathroom!
Might bake tomorrow , send some in to my lovely neighbour and next door but one ,we have each other’s keys ,he had a terrible run in with the nasty neighbour,did not ask what about ,but he is exPolice so keeps cool in all situations but still got a blasting ,seems to be the nasty one’s habitual way.
Well nothing from the Police re dropped kerb, so either they have too much to do or my son has not been reported at all ,soooo, is the dropped kerb legal,done officially?.
I can’t be bothered , truly, blasting people seems to be nasty neighbour’s habitual manner.
I am going to have a look to see if my potatoes have had babies ,tomorrow.
It is weeks and weeks since I planted one with millions of legs.
Well folks I am off ,a nice cuppa after kitchen tidy ,last tablets and bed.
Goodnight and a good day for you all tomorrow.
Viktoria.
P.S.I have mentioned the visit we made to a Dairy ,when at school ,and yes you who said we ought to leave the milk in the bottle are correct, the bottles are sterilised ,milk jugs aren’t,my point is the neck of those delivered to me are contaminated by the plug of cream which I have to remove ,it is really stiff.
Even if I wipe inside the neck with kitchen roll it still smells sour ,and the milk sours pretty quickly.
After the dairy visit - you should have seen my Mum’s face when I informed her the milk ought to be left in the bottle!
It was thought common and scruffy to have a milk bottle on the table ,and as for mugs and beakers!!!, no way,cups and saucers,a teapot ,milk jug and sugar bowl and a hanging offence if you stirred your tea with the
sugar spoon .
But yes the bottle is supposed to be sterile,so,leave the milk in it under normal circumstances .
V.