Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Things that are sad (after some brandies)
Tesco
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
New visitors!
Monday, May 24, 2010
Ellies again
Weather Report
Oh Yeah! Hot hot hot!!!
Friday, May 21, 2010
Friends
Weather Update
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Anniversary
Toilet Humour again
Best Sign ever!
Visits
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
houses
Unfortunately, if I want this house purchase to go through, I have to be nice to all of them.
I am wondering what it would take to actually get everyone to get their arses into gear.
There appears to be a bloody survey for everything and they all cost me money.
A survey to investigate the likelihood of a flood in the next 100 years
A survey to find out if there is going to be a highway through your property
A survey to investigate what your neighbors are planning
A survey to find out if any factories in the area produce materials which may have a detrimental affect on the environment, thus reducing the value of the property.
And...worst of all, I have to pay for the upkeep of some bloody falling down ancient church.
Me! An Atheist...paying for a flipping church!
I am taking out a Chancel Policy to protect me for being slapped with a bill for a new church roof.
And Oh yes! This has happened ...hence the existence of the aforementioned policy
Can you believe this stuff??
Blogging?
Thursday, May 6, 2010
Ellies
Feet
Voting Day
Very Exciting!
Dogs may not yet be entitled to vote but they are allowed to come and watch as long as they don't disrupt the vote. According to previous guidance issued by the Electoral Commission, dogs must be in an "accompanying" role rather than "free-range".
In cases where a voter has two or more dogs and will struggle to control them while casting their ballot, polling station staff may hold the dogs' leads. Rural constituencies might have cases of voters riding to the polling station. In such cases, horses and ponies should be tethered up outside. There is no guidance on other animals such as rabbits, ferrets or pot-bellied pigs, so any decision will be at the discretion of presiding officers.
"Pyjamas are fine, provided they're not indecent. And so is a builder who's stripped to the waist. We want people to vote, we don't want to turn people away," he says. But a line does have to be drawn somewhere, he says. "A topless woman wouldn't be appropriate as voters might get distracted."
Was totally overcome by the whole thing and did a tick instead of a cross.
The Hubby won't tell me who he voted for so i am jolly well not telling him who I voted for either.