[carl stanton]

managed 10am-4pm with half hour for dinner.frost and ice on the ground all morning but no freeze ups!!

i couldnt imagine cleaning trad only now.wfp is just so damn handy!!seen a builder climbing on a frosted sloping roof today to fix a tile.i cringed!!glad i dont have to do that anymore!!


regards


dazmond

building is less tiring any way  

[Roy Cauldery]

Thanks guys

I must admit a bit of the ole music(iphone) helps as well

Last winter was something else,so try not to look backwards as it was lean times

Lets hope Jack frost stays away for a while

Good luck to you all through these coming weeks

Regards

Roy Cauldery

[carl stanton]

Thanks guys

I must admit a bit of the ole music(iphone) helps as well

  that makes me want to cry, it reminds me my ipod is dead, and i cant get another one for a while 

[Roy Cauldery]

NOOOOOOOO!!!!!

I got a tin can and a string if that helps

[carl stanton]

still it beats being at home and being nagged at 

and without my ipod i can hear the customers saying 'do you want paying' 

[aztec]

hello roy how are you, nice to see you found the forum then!

lee bennett

[brianbarber]

It's always easier to sit back,so you really need to push yourself on these cold days, especially as with heavy frost, start time around 10 am, so you are already behind with your day, but sit on your Harris all day and you've earnt nothing.
Push on, be happy,and importantly be safe on these cold days!


Mr B

[Roy Cauldery]

Greetings Lee, thanks for the tip off - there are some operators with good ideas kicking about.let's me know that I'm not the only one with daft ideas!!


Roy
 

[carl stanton]

oddly enough some times (on here anyway)
the daft ideas are the best, odd i know but its our world 

[supernova77]

I worked 9am - 4:30pm today...

It was really cold first thing, but no freeze ups at all with WFP... The water did freeze on the ground in a number of places though, so I made sure I spread some salt around near customers doors etc...

Andy