They are raising their roof next door. Now, is it me, or does this house look just slightly surprised?
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Yes, it does. Now, just how would that be?
It does, and a little uncertain too.
It does seem a little excessive! Make sure you post a picture of the finished result (I appreciate it may not be for some time :o))
It has grown even more now and is to be swathed in some wraparound material that will keep the builders dry. (And the downstairs ceiling too, presumably, when they take the roof off).
Do you think I can get them to swathe their damn radio while they're at it?
I think I'd look slightly surprised if that were happening to me.
As for builders and their radios, forget it. The stuff of nightmares!
Blimey, Jan. Hope they build quickly. Radios and bangings and crashings, but at least they stop at 4.30.
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