I have at last been trying to do some of my Yacht Master Theory, after Phil successfully completed his several weeks ago. I have the technique for secondary ports down perfectly, my methodology would gain many marks, as I show my workings every time. However what these working show every time so far, is the stupid error that I have made. From selecting the 31st instead of the 21st to missing the midnight cross over into the next day and through getting the numbers right and then still putting the line in the wrong place, I have done the lot. The only consolation is that I have not made the same mistake twice and I must be running out of mistakes to make. It feels a lot like my GCSE Maths homework used to but it will not defeat me.
What could you do with three cans of green gunk, a tub of Vaseline, gaffer tape, some cling film, bin bags, cardboard, and a power drill? We insulated our fridge. Right now, it looks like a Complete Bloody Mess. Today we learned that Bavaria insulate the sides and the bottoms of the fridge boxes with similar polyurethane gunk. Who'd have thought? Of course, we'd removed the compressor and drilled a couple of holes before we discovered this. Anyway, we're now convinced that the heat mostly was escaping through the wafer-thin top of the fridge, which makes sense as there's often sunlight directly onto the dark work surface. Tomorrow, Sara will attack the gunk with a bread knife and some sandpaper and it should come up nicely.
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