Shed 2 (The Gazebo)

^^ never mind the foliage, where are the bottles of Hobgoblin and old biscuit tin full of bent screws?

Nothing missing for me. I don't keep bent screws.

chopper wrote: That's not a shed, it's a summer house.  A shed's not a shed without - 1) one old lawn mower that you never use 2) some old tins of paint that might come in handy one day 3) some old beach toys and inflatable objects 4) last year's bulbs 5) some string 6) an assortment of plant pots or is that just mine?

timothy leary wrote: How do you know whats inside?

Good point, it just looks too nice to store tins of old paint in!

Gotten a second job as a professional comics reviewer for a Danish-language literary webzine, since they've actually been looking for someone to specialize in that medium. (though I'm not that comfortable reviewing superhero stuff, because my knowledge of the genre is rather limited) I'm also going to the Copenhagen Comics Convention tomorrow, hoping to maybe get an interview with some of the artist and authors whose work I can expect to interview in the near future.

In other news, me and that Chinese girl have decided that we're too different to fit together. I'm half somewhat downbeat but also kinda relieved because we don't know each other very well and she's not really my type. I've got the best chemistry with women who are extreme introverts and relatively gender-nonconforming, a description she does not fit at all. Also, I don't know how we'd continue when she moved back to China.

chopper wrote: That's not a shed, it's a summer house.  A shed's not a shed without - 1) one old lawn mower that you never use 2) some old tins of paint that might come in handy one day 3) some old beach toys and inflatable objects 4) last year's bulbs 5) some string 6) an assortment of plant pots or is that just mine?

Don't forget an old favorite stick with which to stir said paint!

I'm liking the new addition, we have on in our garage.
Your shed sounds a bit like my loft Dean, especially the " tea chests full of old toys that Debs and Alex were going to take to a car boot sale eleven years ago". We have loads of old toys. We did a boot sale last weekend, loaded the car up with toys, sold a few, bought all the rest back home again.

Looks great Dean.

Micky just called me an "old timer", which made me realise that I've just gone past my 10 year anniversary at PA, so I thought I'd throw a virtual party.

Jim Garten wrote: Mere youngster, Alan - my 10 year came & went in Feb'14 (as did my 52nd birthday last week...) Congrats, anyway - you made it

Cheers Jim, I realise I am but a mere newbie in comparison to your good self.