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Brrrrrrrrr!

I was just glad to be home and working on the computer again today.

I was at the dock this morning and it was SO COLD that the cloths were starting to freeze up inbetween uses!

Yorkie was worse off at his place of work though, as when he went to spend a penny, the water in the loo bowl was frozen and he had to bash it through with the bog brush before he could have a proper pee!

I did ask why he didn't just pee a hole in the ice, but apparently he tried that and it didn't work. He said it was filling up fast and he had to break the ice before it over flowed, and there was not way he would have been able to flush other wise!

Hee hee hee!

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Rainypete said…
Blimey that's more than a tad chilly!

I'd be afraid of freezing to the loo!
3:34 am
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