Oops.
I promise I will never do it again! (Had never thought of it that way)
I'd been congratulating myself that I wasn't killing the environment by using chemicals.
Hey ho. Back to the scraper.
Hmm, I quite like having wheely bins. Much better than the black bin bags that used to get shredded by moggies and urban foxes. Wheely bins appeal to my sense of good order, with the green waste in one, recycling in another and everything else in the third one. It is the inconsiderate neighbours who do not store their bins neatly like we do. Or like my next door neighbours, keep their bins at the edge of the front of their property, like some weird garden ornaments, right next to my dining room window. As they don't bother sorting their rubbish, the general waste is often overflowing, its putrid contents creating a wonderful aroma to be savoured whilst we dine. No use trying to explain to them that this is anti-social. They would think we were paying them a compliment. They are people with more than one car that they defrost with warm water too.
What? You want your new car in 101? If you don't want it give it to Brunneria.
Yes, they do park on pavement, and across my drive.I have a heated windscreen so this doesn't apply to me
I'd be more concerned about them parking on the pavement!!
I hope the automatic parking wizardry is not as sensitive as the sensors on my car. Loud beeping if there is any sort of obstacle in the way. Great for avoiding pedestrians with a death wish, but not sure it needs to alert me to a blade of grass 6 feet away.
That was brave.Let me clarify, I don't want my new car in 101, you are free to use it any time you like B
Phew, think I've got away with it
Ok, you would have to let me know if she didn't adhere to the condition of no water pouring though.
