[Breadmaster] They're already dead. Very dead. And yet my concscience is clear. [pen] Cheers for the advice; unfortunately I didn't manage to work out where they were getting in (I did wait to kill them until I'd watched them running around for a while, but there wasn't an obvious entrance/exit, and then my insecticidal urges overtook me and I bludgeoned them all to death), but wiping the kitchen down with lemon juice doesn't seem as extreme as putting powder down everywhere.

[Bm]I'd rather have ants on my wipe-clean conscience than in my pants or my biscuit tin :o)

Can I just say a very belated "Hello Thos" as well? Ta.

hello. I have been in Chamonix Mont Blanc and it was loverley. Drove back to geneva airport on an uncrowded 2 lane autoroute yesterday am at 160kmh and it was a pleasure to pay the tolls (5 euros in total). The most pleasurable drive of my life - or high up there. Mont Blanc and it's sister's and brothers lit up by alpinr sun certainly beat anything the M4 has to offer. ***deeply contented sigh***

ahem. ha ha.

[st d] Wow - autorouting in and around mountains ... lucky you.

Just to let you know I won't be gracing the Chat Room tonight but only for the reason that I shall be out with my colleagues. I'm sure this announcement won't stop people assuming anyone who arrives in costume is me :)

[rab] you DO tell porkies sometimes

I'm off to Bella Roma on Wednesday! Yippee!!!!!

*seethe* [zk] Lucky you. I neeeeeeed a holiday.

I had to search high and low for my post today.

Bit quiet the mo.

Yah.

On the bright side, I just chatted with me mum in Aus. And the webcam works. woo.

So, not quite as hideous a day as was first thought. Still not the best.

[flerdle] Great to see you posting from your new domicile ... that didn't take long! ... ;-) I trust all is well and Mr f is as organised as yourself.

1 hour to go then I bugger off home and forget all about the NHS for 13 hours.............

[widey] I hear you. After spending all night in a three-person team doing the work of a five-person team, I am about to put myself in the bed and remain there, if possible, for the next ten hours. Nasty working conditions do have an up-side, even if it's only when they end.

Allow me to break up the routine with a message from Rome!(Its not that boring here its just weve only just found the internet)If its any comfort to you, pen, the weather here is pretty rubbish anyway...