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Posted : 15/03/2018 3:35 pm
Some of us work hard to find the money because we’ve nether the time nor skill to do some things, thats why tradespeople exist Molgrips.
I wasn't taking the mick out of you paying a tradesperson. No problem with that. I'm saying something good is happening to you, you should be happy about it.
Woodwork has needed doing for about 7 years in our house, and the carpet's totally ****ed. And yet, there it still is. If it gets painted, it'll be me that has to do it, and I ****ing hate painting. In fact I hate DIY.
Basically, count your blessings. You could be having mess everywhere and having to spend your own evenings doing it to boot.
Posted : 15/03/2018 4:03 pm
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Oh, very well done!
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Posted : 15/03/2018 8:43 pm
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Annnnd we’re done.  I should have known better than to schedule this at the end of 4 months winter training and at the end of a sales quarter, but looking good now.  Time to spend the weekend putting the upstairs contents back where they belong and de-stressing
Its been tricky.  Although the painter and decorator ultimately came good, he spent 10 days moaning and huffing around the house calling my name every 15 mins for a decision,  it began to wear thin.  Got worse when yesterday the carpet was laid - very well and quickly by a local family owned place - and the doors wouldn’t open.  To be fair he came back and planed them, but not before moaning about it which tipped Mrs K over the edge and he suffered the wrath.
I spent yesterday in a local social services refuge, and as said above it sometime pays to realise how lucky we are that our definition of a moment of pain is actually quite minor compared to some peoples daily issues.
Bikebouy, I hope everything’s going forward/well for you.
Posted : 29/03/2018 11:30 am
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