Washing Machine was Sick

Cherie - that's what I miss about falling behind on blogs. I miss my family. Thank you. You are awesome and I'm looking forward to catching up on your YouTube channel as well. 

Bless - thank you. Now I know what the plant is, I can enjoy it that bit more. The garden has always had some, and I think that they look so delicate, even if they are in inappropriate places.

Eileen - I was almost frothing, which is silly. I don't to describe too much as they are a better author than I am, but I am desperate to do better. The air brick now has a grill instead of just tile board over it, but it's less than brilliant.

Sharon - if you have Kindle unlimited, I suggest that you head for The Vampire Knitting Club ebooks on Amazon. I also suggest that the author's series of The Great Witches Baking Show, heavily modelled on the Great British Bake Off, is worth a go. It's a fun read with a murder every episode.

No sign of plumbers. We need a few bits and that's it. I am soooo unimpressed.

And I thought that the washing machine smelled a little off, so I bunged in some laundry cleanser in the empty machine and set it off on a hot wash. I may have miscalculated.

I'll have to go back and do a few 'rinse and spin' cycles. Still, it's giving the tubes a bit of a clear after all. 

I've only done a couple of thousand words, but I'm going frantic with all the other ideas kicking around in my head and the need to seriously clear the house. 

Hugs and good health to all.