Holiday time is upon us

As the title says "Holiday time is upon us" yes one sleep and off we jolly well go :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Have a good time Ian, and don't forget the suncream!

Ally

AllyG wrote:Have a good time Ian, and don't forget the suncream!

Ally

Busy day today Little W's leavers assembly she is off to junior school in September, then a parents pic-nic, wash the car, roof box and bike to fit then a bit of packing then pack the car, I think Mrs W has a busy day ahead :wink:

Ps Got to also dump the cat at the cattery,thats if I can find the blasted thing :evil:

Ian Wickham wrote:

AllyG wrote:Have a good time Ian, and don't forget the suncream!

Ally

Busy day today Little W's leavers assembly she is off to junior school in September, then a parents pic-nic, wash the car, roof box and bike to fit then a bit of packing then pack the car, I think Mrs W has a busy day ahead :wink:

Ps Got to also dump the cat at the cattery,thats if I can find the blasted thing :evil:

The cat or the cattery? Or even both?

Have a tremendous time!

NellyPS wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:

AllyG wrote:Have a good time Ian, and don't forget the suncream!

Ally

Busy day today Little W's leavers assembly she is off to junior school in September, then a parents pic-nic, wash the car, roof box and bike to fit then a bit of packing then pack the car, I think Mrs W has a busy day ahead :wink:

Ps Got to also dump the cat at the cattery,thats if I can find the blasted thing :evil:

The cat or the cattery? Or even both?

Have a tremendous time!

Nelly, you joke but I nearly did take the wrong turning to cats hotel :oops:

Ian,
The ironing is not for us (ski virgins thread) but for the holidaymakers. I've always refused to do any ironing, and when I got married I specified that no-one was to give me an iron. So I don't iron our own stuff, and in our original holiday cottage I wash and dry the bedding and throws and put the bedding back on the beds straightaway when it comes hot out of the drier so I don't have to iron it.

But the new holiday cottage has one double, 2 king size, and one single bed, which is too much for me to wash as I go. So I wash it all after the changeover, dry it, and then take it into town to get it all ironed. At least it means I can buy Egyptian cotton sheets and pillowcases for that house, because they have to be ironed or they're all crinkly, even straight out of the drier. And for around 70 pence per large item I don't think it's worth doing it myself, plus they do a much better job with their big machines.

Well done for finding the cat (and the cat hotel!). You just have to find your way to your holiday place in France now.

Best Wishes,

Ally

AllyG wrote:Ian,
The ironing is not for us (ski virgins thread) but for the holidaymakers. I've always refused to do any ironing, and when I got married I specified that no-one was to give me an iron. So I don't iron our own stuff, and in our original holiday cottage I wash and dry the bedding and throws and put the bedding back on the beds straightaway when it comes hot out of the drier so I don't have to iron it.

But the new holiday cottage has one double, 2 king size, and one single bed, which is too much for me to wash as I go. So I wash it all after the changeover, dry it, and then take it into town to get it all ironed. At least it means I can buy Egyptian cotton sheets and pillowcases for that house, because they have to be ironed or they're all crinkly, even straight out of the drier. And for around 70 pence per large item I don't think it's worth doing it myself, plus they do a much better job with their big machines.

Well done for finding the cat (and the cat hotel!). You just have to find your way to your holiday place in France now.

Best Wishes,

Ally

Ally, I just turn on the Tom Tom, stick some petrol in the car on occasion and bobs your uncle Macon tomorrow night 8) 8)

Have a good holiday Ian, enjoy