I wake in the morning to Beer..well...

...not quite

I thought I saw a tall cold glass of beer on my bedside table this morning, but on closer inspection, it turned out to be a bottle of body wash, amber in colour and stored in an upturned curved container, that was the culprit. I must admit that my eyes were only half open at the time

The Girls have all gone off to their morning tasks leaving me at home alone for the first time in a while.

I tried to start the old Magna today to take Kirby to her work, but the battery was dead, so she had to ride her bike there. She was a bit pissed off methinks, but there wasn't much I could do about it. I don't let them down much, but I think this counts as a time.

I tried to use the old Falcon battery but that didin't work either, so I left that battery on the charger and I'll try again this evening

Talking of Beer, I have ordered my first batch of micro-brewed beer from my Brew Barn Club membership. I'm one of 5 members waiting for a batch of Skinny (Low Cal Blonde?? Beer) It will be ready in 3 weeks and I get to bottle it in my own collection of 24 pre-washed bottles and I can make my own labels is well. How cool is that?

A warm day ahead of us so I will do what I can now.

Cheers

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