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Roofless sounds like ruthless

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canvas covering new timbersThe Wendy House kitchen is currently camping under  canvas in the September rain,   ruthless.

Much to my surprise the self-mutilating builders turned-up.   I wasn’t expecting them  because there  have been more false starts than a particularly rusty old  Fiat Panda on a frosty morning.

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5 bits of lovely banter on “Roofless sounds like ruthless”

  1. Scarlet writes:
    September 25th, 2008

    Barbecued turkey at yours for Christmas then?
    Sx

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  2. Paul writes:
    September 25th, 2008

    Reminds me of the recently decoded inscription found on Stonehenge:

    “Gone to get roofing tiles. Back next Thursday…”

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  3. stephen king writes:
    September 25th, 2008

    Comments heard by builders…
    you want it finished by WHEN?
    it’s going to cost a little more!
    I did’nt quote for that!

    No it won’t leak! Have you a bucket?

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  4. stephen king writes:
    September 25th, 2008

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/5day.shtml?world=0008

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  5. :: Wendy :: writes:
    September 25th, 2008

    Scarlet, Bring your woollies, a water-proof, sunglasses (lets be optimistic), a lighter and a packed-lunch incase the BBQ goes-out.

    Paul, likening the experiences of the Wendy House to a national monument is quite the ticket, keep it up!

    Stephen, the builders are really funny chaps and helpful, they have already volunteered to fix lots of little unrelated things (e.g. guttering) because they have their ladders and power-tools, cement and stuff hot on-site. I suspect this generosity is why they are late, as much as the rainy weather. They have definitely been worth waiting for…

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