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Haha amazing. I love that all over the world no matter if you live in a rich city, poor town or somewhere in between it's an unspoken code that if you don't want something, leave it outside and someone will take it and put it to use. Or apparently take it somewhere safe!

Absolutely broken lol

And legitimately thrown away enough stuff that I probably would have filled an entire skip. And my body is subsisting on Sainsbury's sandwiches, diet coke, ADHD meds and nicotine. And the occasional cooked meal from friends.

Back to the last couple of bits of throwing the last couple of bits away from my flat and cleaning it before heading homeward bound later. But let me tell you I've probably eaten about 20 Sainsbury's meal deals in the last week lol.

I'm having one of those weeks lol

Hi David! I've been ignoring the vast majority of all my notifications for the past few weeks whilst I move house, I'm not ignoring you if you've WhatsApped me!

Honestly I love that my stuff I can't keep might be able to earn someone some money.

When I say I RAN downstairs with some saucepans, an ironing board and other metal items when I saw the scrap man come round. Lol I don't know who was more happy, him or me. Especially when he saw a couple of brass things I had.

I gave my bed away for free and it was snapped up in 30 mins!

One of my favourite things about London is that when you're moving house you can leave any number of items you don't want but don't have time to take to the charity shop outside the house with a "Free!" Sign on and they'll be gone within an hour.

Haha I give you permission to share the details.

That looks like a road you'd do some dark magical deeds down.

Chucking a few pastel de NATA down the jimmy

Screenshot of a YouTube comment that says "I visited the tea subreddit for some simple tea recommendations, but they were busy discussing the perfect type of charcoal to use in a tea stove"

This is the best encapsulation of subreddits about any sort of hobby or passion I've ever seen.

Haha excellent. It'll be absolutely amateur hour compared to the best game of all time (Stardew Valley) but I hope you enjoy your allotment and carrot.

Thank you! I think it's COVID. Second time in just under 11 months

The one good thing about being sick is lying in bed all day playing Stardew Valley to distract me from my aches and pains

I'll just cut the door in half. Sorted.

if you’ve ever watched the apprentice, that’s the world without arts or humanities degrees

Haha yep! My mum grew up in Totton, on the east side of the forest, and so I grew up going to my grandparents in the summers and being warned about the ponies. They're lovely and very cheeky. And potentially bitey!

The cats would probably not be overly pleased with a pony in the bathroom but I could convert the shed to a stable.

Oh how lovely! We were staying in Ringwood last week funnily enough where I met this lady

a dog is running in a hallway next to a door ALT: a dog is running in a hallway next to a door

HOW COULD ONE NOT?

Yep same. I met a shire horse on the Isle of Wight when I was a child and it was amazing. I still remember it 30 years later!

I met the most beautiful pony in the new forest last week. It took all my strength not to steal her.

And super fancy boots!

I mean who WOULDN'T want to be a centaur

Haha you could read it as a really fancy RP

I bet a visit from the farrier feels great. Imagine having your feet rebalanced once every 6-8 weeks.

Shops* not shapes. The COVID has truly addled my brain.