Monday, January 21, 2008
New Year, New House!
HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!
Thanks for all the festive messages and sorry it's taken me so long to reply to them. We’ve nearly finished with January now....never mind…
So...the big news from here is that I’ve moved house!
I’m the first person to occupy it and it’s been lying empty for about 6 months. This means that there’s about as much sand in it as there is on Bournemouth beach. There's also a bit of a plumbing issue, and by that I mean floods in the kitchen and bathroom...which in turn had lead to a small infestation of mosquitos.
I picked up the keys last week and seem to have done nothing but clean ever since. There must be a nack to it though, as the place doesn’t seem to be getting any cleaner. In the end I found a lady who has agreed to do it for me.
I dropped off my spare key with her, told her where all the cleaning products were etc etc, and she smiled and nodded and everything seemed to be going well.
Unfortunately she thought I'd said a completely different house number, a house which doesn't keep its front door locked. I don't know if she'd actually started cleaning by the time the lady-of-the-house chased her out!
I’m now slightly worried that tonight I'll find that it’s be one of my neighbours who has the sparkling pad, and mine will still be a soggy mosquito-infested sandpit.
I'll let you know...
Thanks for all the festive messages and sorry it's taken me so long to reply to them. We’ve nearly finished with January now....never mind…
So...the big news from here is that I’ve moved house!
I’m the first person to occupy it and it’s been lying empty for about 6 months. This means that there’s about as much sand in it as there is on Bournemouth beach. There's also a bit of a plumbing issue, and by that I mean floods in the kitchen and bathroom...which in turn had lead to a small infestation of mosquitos.
I picked up the keys last week and seem to have done nothing but clean ever since. There must be a nack to it though, as the place doesn’t seem to be getting any cleaner. In the end I found a lady who has agreed to do it for me.
I dropped off my spare key with her, told her where all the cleaning products were etc etc, and she smiled and nodded and everything seemed to be going well.
Unfortunately she thought I'd said a completely different house number, a house which doesn't keep its front door locked. I don't know if she'd actually started cleaning by the time the lady-of-the-house chased her out!
I’m now slightly worried that tonight I'll find that it’s be one of my neighbours who has the sparkling pad, and mine will still be a soggy mosquito-infested sandpit.
I'll let you know...
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Instead of the normal house warming party, invite your friends around for a house cleaning party :)
Ashley
Ashley
hello steff.. this Karolis from Lithuania.
I hope you like new house, and you stay at Al Jazeera for long time, and you keep give weather for Lithuania.
I hope you like new house, and you stay at Al Jazeera for long time, and you keep give weather for Lithuania.
Ashley, nice idea, but I don't think anyone would come! Maybe I should pretend it's going to be a conventional housewarming party, then surprise them with rubber gloves and Cif when they arrive. I don't think I'd have many friends left by the end of the night...
Unless...Karolis....are you free?!
Unless...Karolis....are you free?!
hello hello, you're not in my old place are you? i'm sure i left it clean?!!!! Hope all's good with you
Polly x
Polly x
Hello Polly!
No, I'm not in your house. The places at Cascades were all full, except for one which had rat-traps everywhere - nice!!
I chose the smaller bugs in the end: mosquitos are far more bearable than rodents.
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No, I'm not in your house. The places at Cascades were all full, except for one which had rat-traps everywhere - nice!!
I chose the smaller bugs in the end: mosquitos are far more bearable than rodents.
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