I find that most of the cleaner kits require a bit of elbow grease and if it's going to be painful for you to do it all in one go, just do a bit at a time and you'll get there.
We're doing good Pete and building sand castles in the snow here but neither one of us is wearing the sling bathing suit. Hope you're keeping well young man.
I would love to buy a house and have been keeping a close eye on the housing market here in hopes that I can find one in my affordability range. The prices of houses here have gone through the roof in the past year or so and it's not looking too promising right now. Currently, I'm renting in an apartment building and as far as I'm concerned, it sucks big time. Too many restrictions, rent money out the window month after month for 29 years....yikes! Can't barbecue, no garden, constant notices about what you can't do and nothing telling you what you can do because the list would be very short, lol. I love yard work, gardening, painting and =decorating and would be absolutely ecstatic if I could own my own house. No equity to build by renting and owning a house is a good investment that can be passed on to my son. I've owned a condo townhouse before and the maintenance fees got ridiculously high as there's no cap on how much it can be increased so I sold it.
Lighten up, it's a joke....something that's been missing in the forums and sadly not appreciated anymore and folks wonder why people rarely post in the forums. Sad times unfortunately.
Martin and Bex are hilarious and the way they sound and look just adds to the hilarity of it. When you get a chance, check out their other videos if you're looking for a good laugh.
Thank you for posting this Selenite because all too often people get caught up with negativity and lose sight of the things we should be grateful for and that includes all the things and events in life that brought a smile to our face and joy that filled our heart and soul. Looking back, I can think of many things that made me happy and can't possibly list them all here....sometimes it's the smallest things that make all the difference in the world to us....a simple hug, a good friend, being one with nature....the list is endless.
Ouch, empty nest syndrome I can imagine how hard that is on you. All is well here in spite of lock downs...just patiently waiting for the warmer weather to arrive and an end to covid. It's good to see you again Berry.
Nah, it's not just you Pete because I've noticed the lack of good humour and laughter in the forums too. Maybe a lot of it has to do with people feeling on edge with everything that's going on in the world today.
RE: Happy Birthday Tru.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY PETE