Here is a trick to see if the chair is well made or not. Go behind the chair and grab the back rest with both hands on the top. Try and twist the chair back without moving the legs. If the legs and seat move with the twist motion. It will probably fall apart faster. The less movement the better the chair.Good morning all. Happy Saturday and Happy September too!
It's a bit grey here again but dry, and the weather is supposed to improve from today and into next week - just as all the kids go back to school - I bet they (and especially the staff) will be cursing! 🤬
There was a really interesting programme on BBC tv yesterday about the evolution of torts and their shells called - David Attenborough's Natural Curiosities - Incredible Shells - you may be able to find it if you Google. The second half was about bird egg shells.
It was sad to hear that whaling ships used to take giant torts from places like the Galapagos Islands as fresh food sources and keep them alive with just water until they slaughtered them. Incredible numbers lost - as well as all the whalesMankind has a lot to answer for!
I'm waiting for my nephew to arrive as we are off out on another spending spree to look for some new chairs for him - the ones he has are falling apart. They are going to have to be really sturdy as he is quite a large man so I've warned him we'll be spending quite a bit of cash - I'm just glad it's not mine!!!
Have a good day and I'll see you later.
TTFN