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[muninnhuginn]

I'm beginning to think our house misses us when we go away. Why else should it throw a temper tantrum and break a pice of plumbing as soon as we get back from a trip? (It's not the first time.)

Amazingly small amount of chaos from the cats. groliffe and C must have been specially good to them.

Trip to Waterhouses very pleasant--even the snow--and drive home bearable.

My only gripe is the paucity of crockery, comfortable seats, or even seats at all, in the rented cottage.

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[wellinghall.livejournal.com]

Welcome back! I hope you can get the plumbing fixed quickly, and that in the meantime, you can enjoy your own crockery and seats.

[muninnhuginn]

Plumbing fixed before closing time at Wickes. Just glad I didn't leave that tap dripping for Mr Socks--or the ceiling would have been down in the hall.

[muuranker.livejournal.com]

At one point, due to a surfit of daytime TV (waaay before we got multiple channels) I came up with the idea that I should be a TV house psychic, who would look at the history of your house, and tell you what to do, to improve your relationship with your house.

It's sad that the idea that the date of a house's construction and subsequent changes should have any impact on the availability of a hot shower is much less likely than the fact that you have been away and thus using less water and/or running things at lower temperatures. And that is far less likely to have any effect than the usual ability of boilers to throw the dice so that the hot water goes off when you most want it.

I deny all the above, should I convince a daytime TV programme of the idea of the 'House Psycho-Detective' concept.

[muninnhuginn]

I'd buy the concept.