@ Fiona- Not at all. I have had my share of firework accidents (third degree burns ), and even though their dangerous, you won't find me at any anti-firework rally anytime soon...
i'm breakin throughi'm bending spoonsi'm keepin flowers in full bloom i'm lookin for answers from the great beyond
[QUOTE=Ravager]Oh, there's loads of kids that just couldn't care less what damage they do with fireworks too. [/QUOTE]On the contrary, they care a lot (insert appropriate comment concerning letterboxes & frogs).
I think that God in creating man somewhat overestimated his ability.
- Oscar Wilde The church is near but the road is icy; the bar is far away but I'll walk carefully.
- Russian proverb
Mushroom quiche; goats cheese and basil tartlets; apple and butterscotch pie; crab and tomato pasta sauce;fish pie; leek and potato soup; hazel nut torte.
Sorry, that's not a topic. It's the reason I have no news, though. Except that my dinners for the week are all made, and this pleases me
I'm off. (not yawning this time)
May tomorrow, certainly Monday, and after that who knows? (2nd round of Presidential elections coming up ... tense period).
I think that God in creating man somewhat overestimated his ability.
- Oscar Wilde The church is near but the road is icy; the bar is far away but I'll walk carefully.
- Russian proverb
@Fiona, I visited my grandparents. They don't live so far away. And apparently I have a letter that someone didn't enough postage on. A bit odd that it would be sent to my grandparents house...I only have deliveries sent to there...
No, I got a card that said I had to pay £1.21, so I just attached stamps to it and sent it off. That's all I could do really.
I'm just wondering if it's connected to something else I received lately. Something bizzare and not so good.
I presume they'll post that Royal Mail will then post me the letter.
As for the other one that arrived a few days ago, I still don't know how to explain that. Someone sent an envelope with my name and address (without the postcode or county) and messed up the town name. And the only thing inside was a contraceptive.
So, quite bizzare.
Less upsetting than confusing really, though I wasn't the one who opened the letter, I only found out about it later.
The odd thing is, I can't think of anyone who would know my address and in this country, but wouldn't know how to spell my town name. To be honest, it's a fluke it made it at all.
I think it was understood that it was some strange joke. My mum was more sorry that she'd been opening my post. Apparently she got a bad feeling about it. Presumably the town name thing and lack of county and postcode.