Just took her out now Trisha and we both got a soaking. No softies in this houseShe probably hasn't forgotten...I'd mostly persevere with the rain though or she'll have you doing that for a long while if she can get away with it
Nice to put it near the door though for if you don't notice her go there.
Just stayed with her till she had a pee, and come in and put the fire on to dry out a bit. 
Can't say I ever saw an ancient castle with scaffolding!
That's the only problem with puppies ..you have to go out with them until they get used to it! No fun getting a puppy any time other than early summer, because nights can be really cold otherwise!Just took her out now Trisha and we both got a soaking. No softies in this house
It is good that ancient buildings are preserved, and I think very important too.
That's quite a good deal, if I paid the line rental monthly it would be £15.95 (going up by £1 in September) + £5 for unlimited anytime calls, I hardly make any calls, the problem is that the ones I do make, tend to be longish calls, and what with paying 9.58p/minute for just a normal call it soon adds up in a month, I'd rather pay the extra £5/month and not have to worry about it, paying Line Rental Saver (1 year in advance) it knocks the line rental down to £12.99/month which is almost the same as you pay.I pay £17 per month which includes line rental and 5000 minutes of calls ...not that we ever use anywhere near that!
I saw quite a few when I was younger, and my dad used to take us out at weekends, Conway, Caernarfon & Harlech have all had scaffolding around them at some time for renovations, and of course the latest one was Windsor when they had the fire.Can't say I ever saw an ancient castle with scaffolding!
I only saw the phone package when changing to Zen in 2011, and at the time, our bill from BT was around £120-130 each time. This at £17 ..it's actually £18 - is far cheaper. Think the phone package deals have changed slightly since, but I'm still on the same one.
I suppose they must all get scaffolding on them at times - I just never actually saw any that I can think of.
Never seen anything like it before! ...they'd have to be the only provider of phone service for us to go back. Such a pity they own the lines - I have a feeling their profit margins would sink were it widely possible to have a choice.Disgraceful.
How not to tempt an ex-customer back.....EVER!!!
There is talk of splitting Open Reach away from BT, that would mean that the lines would be owned by OR and everybody else including BT would rent the lines from OR [Virgin Cable excepted of course - wish they would lay more cables]
Glad you didn't get Knight - miles too mentholly - Festival is very nice though - toasted French bread (or eggy fried bread as we call it), I picked them up at VapeJam
I thought they already were operating seperately - my term 'BT' should have been OR.
That's nice to hear - I like the sound of that one ....and Empress & Feast!
Yes they operate separately but OR is still part of BT, the talk is of making 2 different companies, so at the moment BT OR owns the lines, and BT retail rents them out to the likes of thee and me. Same in a lot of places, 100 yards from where I live there are cable troughs, but they don't come down my road, or any of the roads that spur off that road, there are not a lot of places that can get Virgin Cable services, anyone else wanting Virgin has to rely on BT FTTC lines
Ah! lost track of who is responsible for what and who pays who
- son said Virgin stopped laying cable due to excessively rising costs! No doubt local government wanted too much.
I see a lot of lighters at FT recently ...perhaps expecting an increase in cigarette smokers?
It didn't make much sense! Have they perhaps translated it wrongly? ...I just don't see the point.
True, but they don't really believe that any more than we're falling for it - just a ploy to take control.Since when do politicians make sense...they've also classed them as medicines
