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I used to love our Percolator. My parent's had one which happily glugged away ready for our strong after dinner coffee and I bought one when I moved out from a jumble sale that lasted a good 20 years until I got a Mocca Pot and a Filter coffee machine.
But of course I am not really talking coffee here but rather the slow per...
The house has so many bodged bits of work and the previous owner was a Joiner but I doubt that. The wood working in here is not finished off well, there are gaps and rough edges, nails protrude which I have sorted out and so on. The old kitchen fell apart and I've had the boiler and high pressure tank replaced. The pump decided not to work th...
We had a motto at one of the businesses I worked at which was "Do the right thing!" of course it was misinterpreted and misused but the idea was sound and in reality it did mean exactly that, you did the right thing for the customer and not for yourself - it probably wasn't explained that way hence the confusion and misuse.
Faced ...
I pitch this now as I am in my inner head state looking at what to do next and it occurred to me that when I fully evaluate what I am going to do next I really need to concentrate on whether (or not) I am making the decision for the right reason.
By right I mean that I, for example, am harbouring not great thoughts about the bloke...
Ahead of this week's Budget you have to wonder about the suitability of the current government. A complaint about speculation on its contents slamming the MSM and yet they have been leaking like a sieve and flying kites all over the place. It's as if they don't know what they are doing. Wait, correction, they definitely do not know what they are doing.
