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I'm pondering the possibility of an extreme shortage of Cointreau. This would not be good.
I think I better deal with this.

No bath, just a wet room GB :evil: I've found a pain patch and stuck it on my back, plus double strength co-codamol. Andy's suggestion is far better but I haven't got any booze in the house. IF I HAD IT WOULD BE FINISHED NOW ANYWAY :lol: :lol: Andy he chucked it all in a basket and put the basket in...

Lot of health probs here holding me back from prepping, but got Sainsbugs this morning with a big-for-us order of £130. Sadly then I found I have nowhere at all to put the bloody stuff. And yesterday I leaned over to reach something and my back pinged, and now I can't move at all without hitting the...

Was ME in my 50s that did for me too arzosah. Stops you dead in the water. I'm 76 and won't ever get any better now. After reading the Guardian article I added another £25 onto the Sainsbugs order for the weekend. Might get some coffee on amazz too while am at it.

We're the same Peter, if we were younger then we'd have stayed in the house out in the wilds and gone over to solar in a big way. But not now. Getting old is the pits

Ara, for disturbing, read A Scent of New-Mown Hay by John Blackburn. It's bloody terrifying

The Day of the Triffids. My favourite book ever. Read it at school when I was about 14. I've read it several times since and still get scared with those plants. My family are used to me saying I don't like certain plants because they look like triffids. They think I'm strange anyway. I read it when...

I've bought a copy of the Day of the Triffids. The way things are going, giant evil walking plants are bound to be on the way soon and I need to know what to do about them.

KF personally I'd run a mile from anything involvng hassles... money isn't everything

Looks like a dodgy winter ahead, with one thing and another. I wish I still had a coal fire and a garden.