Well, it looks as though a lot has been going on since I last posted.
I've been to the glaziers, also bought some putty and fixed the next door neighbours window that was cracked by jolly revellers of halloween last night. She's in her 80's and is as deaf as a post, and didn't discover her window was broken until I pointed it out to her this morning.
I, along with other neighbours, only had the bother of washing egg from our front windows and cars.
Such fun, all this halloween stuff!
If I'd have been in last night, I'd have probably got myself arrested after "assaulting" one or more of the little bastards. Mind you, nowadays, I'd have probably ended up in hospital. Poxy country. Where has it all gone wrong?
That's my good turn and mad rant for the day.
So, how was halloween in your neck of the woods?
Doowop wrote:I put a poster (courtesy of Essex police) in the window threatening halloween tricksters with death. They stayed away.Well, it looks as though a lot has been going on since I last posted.
I've been to the glaziers, also bought some putty and fixed the next door neighbours window that was cracked by jolly revellers of halloween last night. She's in her 80's and is as deaf as a post, and didn't discover her window was broken until I pointed it out to her this morning.
I, along with other neighbours, only had the bother of washing egg from our front windows and cars.
Such fun, all this halloween stuff!
If I'd have been in last night, I'd have probably got myself arrested after "assaulting" one or more of the little bastards. Mind you, nowadays, I'd have probably ended up in hospital. Poxy country. Where has it all gone wrong?
That's my good turn and mad rant for the day.
So, how was halloween in your neck of the woods?
I lived in George Street once upon a time, just off New Bridge Lane. A short stroll if it wasn't raining. If it was, then a quick run.
