… behaves itself tomorrow then a couple of hours on that wall will see it finished. <\/p>\n
Yes, you can always tell how much I’m enjoying myself by the time that I realise that it’s knocking-off time. Finishing time on summer hours is 19:00 (18:00 when I’m on winter hours) and tonight it was … errrr … 19:45.<\/p>\n
But there’s only a couple of rows to do, and to do that I’ll need to rake away all of the rubbish that I’ve scraped out of the wall. <\/p>\n
But I’m a little disheartened as there’s a horizontal crack appearing. It’s quite long but only a couple of thou wide and, surprisingly enough, not where I expected it to be (one of those three enormous cracks that were there in the wall). <\/p>\n
Anyway, it’ll have to stay like that for now.<\/p>\n
When I’ve finished the wall I’ll leave it all to fester over the winter and maybe two days next summer I can fill in any of the cracks and put another layer on.<\/p>\n
And, mentioning the weather, we had a storm this afternoon. At about 17:30 we had a torrential downpour for about 15 minutes. That put some water in the water butts, which is just as well, and it soaked the garden too.<\/p>\n
But it’s nothing like enough.<\/p>\n
Right now there’s a tremendous light-show going on and someone nearby is taking a pasting. 4 hours of torrential rain through the night would be just what the doctor ordered.<\/p>\n
As for this morning, Rosemary rang up for a chat and then a couple of hours on the radio programme took the total up to 32kb – it’s now nudging at the heels of the Post Office stuff that we did this time last year.<\/p>\n
One thing’s for certain – when that is finished I won’t need to do anything else for the rest of the year.<\/p>\n
And talking of radioing, tomorrow I’m doing the rock programme. Still plenty to do so I need an early night.<\/p>\n
