Ladies, congrats on the good reports!
I'm afraid I'm in the group that wouldn't need any implant seeing as how you wouldn't even notice something was gone. Unless surgery would leave a sinkhole?At least we don't have to worry about gravity as we age, huh PF?
That's what my Mom always said! I've even been using that as a signature.
Hmmm, not as many people doing things as there used to be...
I am sitting here thinking about how I just used up my last K cup from that order and when I can scoot to the hardware store to pick up some more to tide me over until I can find another sweet deal.
And wondering what my plan of attack is going to be with the wide hole that keeps appearing where my front deck meets the ground...
I do have a cellar window that opens into that space, I'm just not too sure I want to open it and stick my head in there with a flashlight
Today is the perfect day for that job!
I have not crawled under a porch or into a crawl space since I was 12, came face to face with a mummified flat cat!
Hmmm, not as many people doing things as there used to be...
I am sitting here thinking about how I just used up my last K cup from that order and when I can scoot to the hardware store to pick up some more to tide me over until I can find another sweet deal.
And wondering what my plan of attack is going to be with the wide hole that keeps appearing where my front deck meets the ground...
I do have a cellar window that opens into that space, I'm just not too sure I want to open it and stick my head in there with a flashlight
(I looked up K cups and it says they are a "coffee brewing system in a cup" - so how come you get them from a hardware store?) 
I'm relaxing after my second day at my new job. It's exhausting meeting loads of new people and trying to absorb loads of new information! But I must say the people all seem very nice. The office I work in has windows on two sides with loads of trees and parkland outside and I have been promised a personal tour of the mansion house very soon!
The dining hall (and I do mean "hall" as in panelled walls with a high vaulted ceiling and oil paintings of "important" people dotted around), serves excellent subsidised meals at lunchtime. A hot meal costs £1.90 (about $2.80). Which compares very well with my previous employers' pretty mediocre canteen food which generally cost from £3.50 to £5 ($5.25 - $7.50). Today, I had breadcrumbed baked fillet of salmon, with green beans, carrots and gorgeous herb-buttered new potatoes.
Of course this all means I am doing no cooking in the evening!
The secret is to buy candy that you can't stand. Something like sour balls!
Does the mansion have a history? Sounds like a dream job. What do you do? Can I come for lunch? A thousand questions I know. but inquiring minds want to know. Love the cost of your meals.
I like your choices, Dave! Mmm, do I see Heath Bars?
Here you go Addie! I don't work in the mansion - I am in one of the many many ancillary buildings that are in the grounds. I am a Programme Coordinator - which means I help set up training courses for high-ranking police officers. (The place is teeming with police - some of them from all around the world - it's completely fascinating!)
Bramshill House - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
You can certainly come for lunch - after you have had a full security vetting!
Here you go Addie! I don't work in the mansion - I am in one of the many many ancillary buildings that are in the grounds. I am a Programme Coordinator - which means I help set up training courses for high-ranking police officers. (The place is teeming with police - some of them from all around the world - it's completely fascinating!)
Bramshill House - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
You can certainly come for lunch - after you have had a full security vetting!
