Very frustrating...
...having half term and being the only well person in the house. Out went our plans to sit down and go through transferring approx. 3 years worth of home video onto DVD, and in came several nights of very little sleep and me feeling like I should be working while I have the chance but not wanting to at all. And I'm there again now, blogging while I know my briefcase is not getting any lighter.
A generally flat week has followed a rather miserable weekend, with the highlight being dinner & evening with Dad, Lorraine, Clarkes, Evanses and Esther & Ben on Tuesday (see Sarah's blog for evidence). We did watch Peter Jackson's King Kong, to not a massive amount of excitement. Bought Rob Lacey's The Word on the Street this week (formerly called The Street Bible), and am very much enjoying digging into it - it's a version of the Bible (though Lacey stresses that it is not the real thing, but a pointer towards it) told in more or less today's language (but more effectively than The Message, in my opinion), with religious jargon replaced with something that your average Jo(e) might understand. Also good for those who've been reading the real thing for years and need a bit of adrenaline injected into their Bible reading. Prophets are called couriers, Paul's letters are in the form of emails, that kind of thing - it might sound silly, but it works.
Spent some time with 2 bathroom companies over the past 2 days too, as we're looking to completely re-vamp ours. White, white, white, clean and white...
A generally flat week has followed a rather miserable weekend, with the highlight being dinner & evening with Dad, Lorraine, Clarkes, Evanses and Esther & Ben on Tuesday (see Sarah's blog for evidence). We did watch Peter Jackson's King Kong, to not a massive amount of excitement. Bought Rob Lacey's The Word on the Street this week (formerly called The Street Bible), and am very much enjoying digging into it - it's a version of the Bible (though Lacey stresses that it is not the real thing, but a pointer towards it) told in more or less today's language (but more effectively than The Message, in my opinion), with religious jargon replaced with something that your average Jo(e) might understand. Also good for those who've been reading the real thing for years and need a bit of adrenaline injected into their Bible reading. Prophets are called couriers, Paul's letters are in the form of emails, that kind of thing - it might sound silly, but it works.
Spent some time with 2 bathroom companies over the past 2 days too, as we're looking to completely re-vamp ours. White, white, white, clean and white...
3 Comments:
At 6:14 pm , Sarah said...
Might I just say, don't whatever you do choose a shower tray with spots. Ours is white white and obviously at some point in its life was clean and white, but it's an absolute bugger to keep clean, it has these little raised circles on the tray (presumably for grippiness) but without very very hard scrubbing they refuse to come clean. don't know what the alternative is but I'm sure you'll find one!
At 8:37 pm , Mr Thomas said...
Well, our shower will be straight over the bath, so no shower tray in sight, and none of those raised bumps in the bath either. I'm sure there will be other cleaning challenges though.
At 3:33 pm , Sarah said...
Cleaning is a challenge all by itself, I find ;)
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