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posted by [personal profile] mylescorcoran at 05:14pm on 22/04/2007 under , , ,
A lazy(ish) Sunday. I managed to finish something for Alarums & Excursions
for yesterday's deadline, and rewarded myself with re-watching an episode of
Bones with a murder victim who was boiled and had all her bones removed. Why
did I re-watch it again?

Anyway, Sunday has been slow paced, with the most strenuous moment coming
when I had to fit two flat-pack shelves into the back of our Punto. It's not
a large car but that staple of Irish farming, baler twine, came to my rescue
as I tied down the hatchback boot door. Rowan, who was with me worried that
people would laugh at our car. It's a Punto, love. They're already laughing.


Shelves safely delivered home, we're now in the park enjoying the closing
light of the weekend.

Work tomorrow but I'm ignoring that for the moment.
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posted by [identity profile] doccross.livejournal.com at 05:53pm on 22/04/2007
It's a good thing to know that baling wire (as we Yanks call it) is an international automotive tool. I've had entire cars dependent upon it's adapatbility.
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posted by [personal profile] mylescorcoran at 09:04pm on 22/04/2007
True, along with duct/gaffer tape, baling wire is an essential part of the freelance engineer's arsenal.

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