So what did I do today
well not a lot I did manage to clean up the last window in the Kitchen, which
has been lingering about as a job to do for some time now. I have over time come to realize that working
on the house you actually live in has its own issues that need to be taken into
account. One of the more important of
these is the completion of the task, OK it sounds dead easy, but it is not. You
see you start off all keen and enthusiastic and the job skips along like a
kangaroo chasing a porcupine on a skateboard, but the nearer you get to
completion the slower you work. Eventually you will come to a grinding halt
although it can be difficult to judge at what point this will happen; with luck
it will be with something tiny left to do that folk will not notice.
Now some of you will be
thinking OOOOoooooo no I would never do that, but anyone who does any DIY on
their own home, which here in Britain
is loads of folk will know this is a universal truth. I am sure that there is a wise old Chinese
saying from back in time that says something like. . . . . No man should ever
completely finish working on his own home if he wishes to remain happy. .
. It is a wise if sexist saying, but
back then old Chinese sayings could be a bit like that, lets face it political
correctness is not something history is abundant in.
However in respect to
completing the work in the kitchen this was the last awkward little job to get
done and it is all chilled from now on with only a few tiny wafer thin bits
left to do which based on the Exponential Time Curve of DIY (that’s Do It
Yourself if this is a term not used outside of Britain). So in a mere 15 years it will all be done. However
there are loads of other jobs to do I have a list which was given to myself and
our friendly builder Chris. Although Chris the friendly builder was given his
own list by his wife so he is a bit busy at present, well up to the point he
has almost finished then he will be back. We have a project to start in the
garden building a Welsh Chapel lookalike Summerhouse and bolthole to escape
from passing Zombies. Zombies avoid
Welsh Chapels because they will say. . . It is full of Hymn. . . . . HA HAH
ahah ah ah a ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha hah ah a hah
Talking of which I still
have to write my all new Halloween tale of an old witch from a strange Kingdom
where celebrating Halloween was banned until one year when . . . . . . OK that
is enough of a hint for now. . . . . Exciting isn’t it . . . AH DAMN
And a bit of Poetry to keep you happy
The strange world of
twitter
Is full of bits of litter
Jumbled words in a few
short lines
From the jumbled heads of
jumbled minds
Where has the Tarra-gone
It’s been missing for some
Thyme
It ran off to Coriander
Having heard the Garlic
had been crushed
And the Chives all chopped
up Fine.
Who was on the skateboard, the kangaroo or the porcupine?
ReplyDeleteI am not sure what Coriander tastes like, but it is a minor ingredient in a beer I will soon be brewing as a birthday present for someone.
Hello Mr ESB, that is a good question I am assuming the porcupine is on the skateboard although a kangaroo would be better at using a skateboard maybe?
DeleteI suspect you like making beer as it would appeal to your inner chemist.
I like your 'Inner Chemist' words. I have a couple people now that would like to have me teach them, which is remarkably hilarious as that was my very first batch. Perhaps I can incorporate your words into a slogan on a shirt.
DeleteAs in
DeleteRelease Your Inner Chemist
Make Beer
*like*
DeleteYou could build two Chapels for the sexes. One for Hymn and one for Her...well it was funny in my head...
ReplyDeleteNo that is Funny Miss Lily and its OK I wont get Cross
DeleteHAH AH AHAH AH ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha
But funny in the head is good, too.
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