We are ready to add water…tomorrow, enough for tonight. I will need to go through a balance exercise by cutting slices off the end of the main tube until the thing see-saws reliably. More to come…
Month: April 2012
Knock knock power joke that has a poorer punchline
A government-sanctioned charge of $39 per customer is imposed to “customer acquisition costs” to “encourage competition” – unbelievable. Now we have to pay for their door knockers to do the rounds!
Knock knock power joke that has a poorer punchline
POWER retailers will slug struggling customers $65 million through a secret charge to fund door-to-door sales, cold-
Gazebo paving – Part 3
We are almost done, someone at Bunnings can’t count.
I am short one 200×200 but have four extra 400×200 pavers?
Well…fortunately that works out for me as two of the larger ones cracked while walking around when I was sweeping in the cement/sand mix to fill the joints.
Gazebo paving – Part 2
Gazebo paving – Part 1
Finally doing something about paving the gazebo area. The chooks won’t be happy as this was a nice dry area for them to shelter and even dust during wet weather. The paved area is 3 x 3 meters and I started digging before we even decided on the paver type and pattern.
Need to clear the area so after pulling out the big pegs my older daughter gave me a hand to ‘walk’ the gazebo over to the front of the garden shed.
Cable internet down
Cable internet down last night around midnight, we are on Telstra BigPond and the Netgear CGD24N was obviously not establishing a connection with Send flashing and the Receive light off. We also have Foxtel (from Telstra) which uses the same cable and that was working normally which usually means there is no physical cable fault and the problem is within the BigPond network – which is good. Never mind off to bed and see if it’s back in the morning. Continue reading “Cable internet down”