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Moorey:
As I am in high risk lock down I have started the long haul of re-pointing the house. Sand and cement is cheap entertainment. Should keep me quiet for the rest of the year. :(
Spitfire:
That is a great project, I can remember being very young and being the proud owner of my first house, I was a bit alarmed to discover that I could remove bricks from under my bathroom window by hand very easily, the house dated back to 1938 and the mortar appeared to have coal dust in it. So after gleaning what info I could from my work mates I decided to re point the house, on their advice I started at the back to perfect my technique and it worked by the time I got around to the front it was very neat. I then turned my attention to the roof and did the ridge tiles, fun days.
Cheers
Dennis
bobv7:
Where I grew up in Fulham many of the houses had suffered bomb damage probably due to the proximity of the railways and a Rover maintainance depot that was then producing tanks. It seems that bomb blast has strange effects and left many houses apparently undamaged but on closer inspection it turned out they were only loosely assembled. It's nice to see that those same houses are selling for on average £1.5 million.
MarkCR750:
Great news Green1, I feel better,I’ve rechecked my timeline,I actually started feeling ill on the 14th, fever started 18th, today I actually felt well for the first time since this all started , slight tightness still in the lungs but the fatigue has gone 🙂, to celebrate I went out for a ride (following gov guidelines of course , I had to get meds for my vulnerable venerable parents), mowed the lawn, detailed the cars engine bay, it’s 8.45pm and I don’t even feel tired, unbelievable!, so now you know how long you’ll feel poorly, 3 weeks!😱
Moorey:
a man is worried about his wife and takes her to be tested. couple of days later ,he gets a call off the doctor
doc ]- i'm sorry to have to tell you this , but your wife's test results got mixed up with another patients , and , unfortunately we don't know if she's got covid 19 or Alzheimers .
man ]-so what should i do now ?
doc ]- best thing is to take her for a walk somewhere , and leave her there . if she finds her way home , don't answer the door
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