On the way home we called in at the health food shop and ordered mixed kebab and chips. when we got home, we had two mountains of meat to tuck into and Lucy's eyes couldn't have been any bigger! Sitting down with a nice cold whisky and coke, we watched British Isles, A Natural History showed some of the mammals that used roam around here, including bears. I've been meaning to take Debbie to a museum in Sheffield which I'm sure used to have the last bear that was killed in the Sheffield area.
I woke up at 2am this morning, the wind was howling and the towels in the bathroom were waving about in the wind because the attic skylight was still open. Getting up this morning at the usual 6am I noticed that the metal sheet fence was blowing towards the cars so I had to move the cars back a little out of harms way. I'll pop round next door and have a word about it, they are supposed to be pulling it down and building a wall but are probably still waiting for permission from the council.
Paul

1 comment:
Ooooooo, barm cakes, I remember those from my years in Manchester....can't get em here :o(
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