The Chill Out Zone

[stevenicks]

Good morning troop's, slight frost here but nice and sunny. I'll get my chores done, prepare a Shepherd's Pie for tonight and then hopefully out on the bike .

[Gate Keeper]

Originally Posted by w44nty

Good morning Phil,we have a busy week here,we are away in the caravan next week so all jobs etc needs to be done before we go

Good morning Steve and Georgie I saw a photo yesterday of your caravan with Georgie sitting in the back of the Rover looking happy and attentive. The caravan looked smart and shiny. I wonder what preparations are needed for the highway and camping. Looks like fun and not having to worry about hotels when touring around. Thanks for those tips you gave us Steve about learning to fish Jessica and myself will have to make time to do the course when we are in the UK. Fishing is popular in Kenya but the courses are horrendously expensive like $200 per day.

[windrush]

Originally Posted by stevenicks

Good morning troop's, slight frost here but nice and sunny. I'll get my chores done, prepare a Shepherd's Pie for tonight and then hopefully out on the bike .

Good morning Steve it's warming up a bit here now

[coolcat]

Morning all, lovely sunny start to the day here

[windrush]

Originally Posted by coolcat

Morning all, lovely sunny start to the day here

Good morning Jeff same here a lovely morning

[Leyland Worldmaster]

Morning all!

[windrush]

Originally Posted by Leyland Worldmaster

Morning all!

Good morning Stu

[RPWC]

Originally Posted by windrush

Best of luck Richard i hope that they turn up soon

Thanks Derek .

Originally Posted by Leyland Worldmaster

Richard, have you contacted your neighbours or your local police station? Sometimes people do hand keys in.

Also, when something like this happens, I always do everything I can to solve the problem. Once I have tried everything I can, and done my best, I ask myself this question: "Is it useful to get stressed?"

And of course, my answer is no. Because it doesn't actually solve anything.

It's taken me some time to implement these changes, however my life is significantly easier.

Anyhoo; I'm to finish my supper!

Stu, they can't be anywhere but in the van or the house, I have one set of keys ,Fiona has another, and there is one spare set, which contains spare van and car key, but no front door key, so I would have had to use 2 sets of keys yesterday if my keys were missing from the weekend. I unlocked the front door and the van,with the same set of keys, the van never moved until I used the spare key later on,and it was parked on the drive,not the road,. My neighbour has checked his cctv and no one has been on the drive yesterday morning but me. So they have to be in the house area somewhere, as for stress, it's through the roof, once it sets in it doesn't go until the problem is solved, it's also caused a rift with the wife, and we aren't speaking.

[Georgies Dad]

Originally Posted by RPWC

Thanks Derek .
Stu, they can't be anywhere but in the van or the house, I have one set of keys ,Fiona has another, and there is one spare set, which contains spare van and car key, but no front door key, so I would have had to use 2 sets of keys yesterday if my keys were missing from the weekend. I unlocked the front door and the van,with the same set of keys, the van never moved until I used the spare key later on,and it was parked on the drive,not the road,. My neighbour has checked his cctv and no one has been on the drive yesterday morning but me. So they have to be in the house area somewhere, as for stress, it's through the roof, once it sets in it doesn't go until the problem is solved, it's also caused a rift with the wife, and we aren't speaking.

I know this might sound a bit daft Richard,I mislaid my wallet once,I searched everywhere house car etc,i covered my tracks but still with no luck,I did eventually find it behind the loo,I went to the toilet and whilst I was sitting on the toilet it must have slipped out of my pocket,it was a double weight off my mind,so trying behind the loo is worth look

[RPWC]

Originally Posted by w44nty

I know this might sound a bit daft Richard,I mislaid my wallet once,I searched everywhere house car etc,i covered my tracks but still with no luck,I did eventually find it behind the loo,I went to the toilet and whilst I was sitting on the toilet it must have slipped out of my pocket,it was a double weight off my mind,so trying behind the loo is worth look

Done Steve, I even had my brother in law up with his metal detector,and checked the garden front and back including the hen run, but obviously no joy.