Not a epiphany but more a space saver. A 'Cross Over' was a way in which railway engineers made the most of a small space. This house hold has been a bit like a railway Cross over. An awful lot of the routine stuff has been going on, but with little time to it.
The wife discovered that the Mitsubishi Dealership she bought her car from, and thus had a three year servicing agreement with, had gone into Administration on the 8th March, 2010. Vincent's of Yeovil had been trading in various road related forms for 150 years. Not anymore.
The lad had a mediocre result from a Geography GCSE module. A wake up call hopefully. I suspect not.
Lace has informed me that she is moving.
The Shogun requires at least two front tyres, and the front brake pads will soon do damage to the discs if not replaced. I am still toying with the idea of changing the rear springs and shock absorbers, although not via a Mitsubishi dealership as 18 months ago I was told it would cost £700 a side (yipes!) Milliners here we come.
There is more, yet really I can not be bothered.
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