BBC OR NOT?

Hey Bloggets. How are you all today? Well, if anything else goes wrong with this house, I swear I am moving into a small house that is brand new. Now, snow is forecast for this weekend and guess what? Our heating is misbehaving. Hub has managed to fix it again, but it is really unpredictable.

I called our electrition and the earliest he can get to us is Saturday afternoon, so if it needs a part, you are talking about middle of next week. We are going to leave it on and hope it will stay on, as when we turn the thermostat down, the dam thing falls off the wall and then we can’t get it to work again for ages.

OK, teen was to get his Maths exam today, but because he was not told the correct times, because he didn’t think about asking, as he was told to come in to college on today’s date and not, between ten and mid-day today, he has missed his slot, so now we wait for the post to deliver.

Oh God. That will make a nice weekend? Or not?

Please let it be a pass? I don’t know how much more of trying to get him to study for something I can take.

Hub says don’t bother leave him alone it’s his life, well, that was the reaction my x had. I won’t give up on him so easy; though it would add years onto my life I’m sure if only I did relax a bit?

The sun is bright today, though really cold. I just hope we don’t get the dreadful weather poor America is getting? We normally get the back lash of our friend’s weather across the pond.

Gosh, I have so much housework to do today, really that is all I seem to do with my life, and then I get a room sorted and its back to square one… Are you aware of that saying we use, back to square one? No one is sure of where the origin of that phrase comes from, some say board games and others say the good old BBC and that it originated with BBC football commentaries.

Early BBC radio commentaries did help listeners follow the progress of football and rugby games by notionally dividing the pitch into eight rectangles. Commentators described the play by saying which 'square' the ball was in. The Radio Times, the BBC's listings guide, referred to the practice in an issue from January 1927. But the fact is, no one really knows the answer.

Anyway, I digress. My dogs are driving me mad, with their version of come dance with me on my wooden floor, so I shall go for now and I guess start to clean. God…

Thank you for reading and I do hope you return!

With love until later.

 

Hey Bloggets. How are you all today? Well, if anything else goes wrong with this house, I swear I am moving into a small house that is brand new. Now, snow is forecast for this weekend and guess what? Our heating is misbehaving. Hub has managed to fix it again, but it is really unpredictable.

I called our electrition and the earliest he can get to us is Saturday afternoon, so if it needs a part, you are talking about middle of next week. We are going to leave it on and hope it will stay on, as when we turn the thermostat down, the dam thing falls off the wall and then we can’t get it to work again for ages.

OK, teen was to get his Maths exam today, but because he was not told the correct times, because he didn’t think about asking, as he was told to come in to college on today’s date and not, between ten and mid-day today, he has missed his slot, so now we wait for the post to deliver.

Oh God. That will make a nice weekend? Or not?

Please let it be a pass? I don’t know how much more of trying to get him to study for something I can take.

Hub says don’t bother leave him alone it’s his life, well, that was the reaction my x had. I won’t give up on him so easy; though it would add years onto my life I’m sure if only I did relax a bit?

The sun is bright today, though really cold. I just hope we don’t get the dreadful weather poor America is getting? We normally get the back lash of our friend’s weather across the pond.

Gosh, I have so much housework to do today, really that is all I seem to do with my life, and then I get a room sorted and its back to square one… Are you aware of that saying we use, back to square one? No one is sure of where the origin of that phrase comes from, some say board games and others say the good old BBC and that it originated with BBC football commentaries.

Early BBC radio commentaries did help listeners follow the progress of football and rugby games by notionally dividing the pitch into eight rectangles. Commentators described the play by saying which 'square' the ball was in. The Radio Times, the BBC's listings guide, referred to the practice in an issue from January 1927. But the fact is, no one really knows the answer.

Anyway, I digress. My dogs are driving me mad, with their version of come dance with me on my wooden floor, so I shall go for now and I guess start to clean. God…

Thank you for reading and I do hope you return!

With love until later.