Vocal Voices

by **Ally** » 13 Sep 2013, 13:17

JoM wrote:What with you having fun in the supermarket and me excited about using my new iron!! Something is badly, badly wrong

There has been a slight blip on my happiness chart today.
I've been head in the sand ignoring the fact we need a new vacuum..unfortunately Don used it this morning and had declared a hoover must be purchased forthwith. :roll:

The last time we shopped for white goods..a fridge/freezer..I nearly had to be hospitalised with the trauma of being dragged round fridge/freezer shops!

I shall do a Scarlett O'Hara and think about it tomorrow! :lol:

by **debih** » 13 Sep 2013, 13:39

The chimney sweep is still here.

Its 2.40pm and I haven't had my lunch yet!!!!

by **Diflower** » 13 Sep 2013, 13:43

I had a sardine & tomato paste & cucumber sandwich, on white bread - reminded me of school packed lunches

by **Diflower** » 13 Sep 2013, 13:44

I'm the same Ally, I do it all online

by **Ally** » 13 Sep 2013, 14:36

Diflower wrote:I'm the same Ally, I do it all online

So would I Di..but I have a husband who likes/needs/wants to wind me up by insisting on seeing them in the flesh. As it were. :lol:

by **Workingman** » 13 Sep 2013, 14:50

You don't understand.....

The feel of unscratched gloss enamel, the clear view through a cylinder unsullied by dust, the crisp click of the lock as a front loader is opened, the smell and feel of a brand new handbook full of diagrams and technical specifications in seven different languages.........

None of that is available on t'Interweb.

by **Ally** » 13 Sep 2013, 14:52

Workingman wrote:You don't understand.....

The feel of unscratched gloss enamel, the clear view through a cylinder unsullied by dust, the crisp click of the lock as a front loader is opened, the smell and feel of a brand new handbook full of diagrams and technical specifications in seven different languages.........

None of that is available on t'Interweb.

Were you and Don separated at birth?! :shock:

by **saundra** » 13 Sep 2013, 15:35

i agree WM i love new gadgets all shinny and sparkling
but i grow fed up with them
and the user manual gets tatty or lost :roll:

by **Kaz** » 13 Sep 2013, 17:01

Workingman wrote:You don't understand.....

The feel of unscratched gloss enamel, the clear view through a cylinder unsullied by dust, the crisp click of the lock as a front loader is opened, the smell and feel of a brand new handbook full of diagrams and technical specifications in seven different languages.........

None of that is available on t'Interweb.

Erm I'm sure there is a website for such proclivities somewhere.................. :shock: