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He enjoyed the gutting and stripping bit and managed to get the bathroom, Kitchen and son's bedroom finished.
Unfortunately, that's where his interest ebbed. Begrudgingly, he painted a base coat of white everywhere else and put up the new light fittings in every room so we could actually see in the dark. The hall has no side on one side of the stairs, nor a bannister. My 2 year old has to hold on to the walls for dear life when going up the stairs, going down is a complete no no.
We have had no window fittings in our bedroom or the lounge now for over a year.
It's a very, very good job we live in a secluded close, either that or after 11 years of marriage, no one is that interested anymore.
So his interest has definately wained somewhat, but for some reason, tomorrow, he is going to help a friend of his paint his spare room!
Waitrose are doing fresh prime Icelandic Haddock fillets for £5.95 (0.35kg)
Hope that helps
How do you play? Maybe you need to adjust your risk/reward ratio, you are perhaps playing too passively when picking up these big hands, minimising the value and maximising the outdraw possibilities, giving the other players a chance to draw to flushes and other draws cheaply.
By betting stronger with these strong hands, you aren't letting your opponent hit their hand cheaply and if they don't hit (which they don't statistically the majority of the time) you will win a big pot instead of winning a small pot. Even though they might fold 50% of the time, the 50% of the time they call, you're a favourite to win a big pot, 80% of the time you'll win, 1 in 5 times they'll hit but as long as you played the hand correctly, you'll be a winning player in the long run.
Read the title..............''TOTAL FIX '' if that's not DIY I don't know what is.
SAF, I really don't understand why you're still here?
and you really do need help don't you
SAF has proved hes a complete and utter mug
Can you tell me when they are going to self-assemble?
I've got a terrible feeling that if they don't self-assemble soon that I'm going to have to try and do it myself.
First question = Have you taken the wrappers off yet? If yes -see method 1. If no go directly to method 2.
There are two methods for assembling flat packs, as follows:-
Method 1.Tools required = Hammer, screwdriver, circular saw, bench drill, electric plane, nail gun (you don't actually need this but they're great fun), Anadin Extra (large pack), plasters or a good first aid kit (you shouldn't actually need this, it depends on how much fun you have with the nail gun), reciprocating saw (450w minimum), Pliers, eye protection (see nail gun), cricket box (see nail gun and/or partners satisfaction survey to be conducted after completion), Large tub of glue, cellotape, ball of string and finally another roll of cellotape (you can never have too much cellotape on a job like this).
Method 2. Take it back to the shop and make them an offer for the one in the window.
Hubby bought a wardrobe for my sons recently, being clever he bunged the delivery drivers a tenner to assenble it for him, which they gladly did.
Unfortunately his measuring skills were not as astute and the gap it was meant for was 2 inches too narrow.
The end result?? We now have no skirting board in my sons room across 2 walls.
size of hole
type of material ( china, fabric )
position of hole ( seam or casting joint )
cosmetics required if any ( paint colours, fabric dyes)
p.s I think your pushing your kids too hard by being at school during the weekend and you posted this at 5:51 pm, so in a few hours it will be far too late for them, give them a rest me thinks your a bully
ps. If this is an inflatable Miss Piggy I think you should own up now.
I assume he works for them and was trying to get a bit of free advertising.