At the moment I'm either elbow deep in bricks and plaster,
or knee deep in blocks and mortar,
or tangled-up in a mess of wires.
Otherwise I'm digging the garden, chain-sawing piles of wood, or mowing (in between waiting for our damaged cooker to be taken away, and a Palm tree to be delivered). I've hardly got time for a glass of rouge.
When will it ever end (did you hear that crack of the whip?)!
Most impressed with your blocklaying skills.
ReplyDeleteNot entirely my own work, I have a man to do the heavy stuff.
DeletePerhaps you could block up forever all the scoundrels that were involved with your stove fiasco
ReplyDeleteIf only....
DeleteKeeps you out of mischief!
ReplyDeleteNo it doesn't.
DeleteI can't get over the quality of the materials!
ReplyDeleteGood or bad? Everything has to abide by European 'norms'.
DeleteGood! Everything we get here is from China made to comply with 'good enough for Africa' norms.
DeleteThe orange/red bricks look very non English bricks.
ReplyDeleteThey're hollow. Good for insulation.
DeleteIs it self-flagellation, or is Lady M wielding that whip? Things are moving along and looking great! I bet you can't wait until the family move in. It will be wonderful to have them close.
ReplyDeleteWe can't wait.... at the moment we only have a Skype relationship.
DeleteWell, we wouldn't want you you get bored !
ReplyDeleteNo chance!!!
DeleteWhat will you do with yourself when it's all done Cro ?!!!!!
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And you love it all.
ReplyDeleteThere is always time for a glass of red!
ReplyDeleteIdle hands are the devil's workshop. Glad you're keeping out of trouble. :))) Deb
ReplyDeleteIsn't it wonderful to have a purpose to your days?
ReplyDeleteI'd hate the opposite.
DeleteI find this all terribly depressing.....to think there is a guy out there who does all of this stuff and cook as well.
ReplyDeleteI just don't want to believe it.Off now to give my China an earful !
You are a man of many talents Crow, very impressive work.
ReplyDeleteI'd rather be doing that than babysitting the grand kids. Must have a strong back.
ReplyDeleteAn 'aching' back, Donna.
DeleteDidn't know Lady M had a whip to keep you doing all these jobs. Must try getting one for here too.
ReplyDeleteI told her yesterday to draw-up a 5 year plan for me.
DeleteBeen there, done that, got the bad back :-D
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