Not going to the little Tesco again.
By Sharon Elton
@sharonelton (29317)
Lichfield, England
February 14, 2023 5:20am CST
I am feeling a lot better now, but I still don't feel quite up to going to the little Tesco again. Instead I am sitting here doing MyLot and watching the telly. Claimed and Shamed is on at the moment. I can't believe the fraudulent claims that some people come out with.
Our doorbell is now fixed. A new battery has been inserted so now we will know if someone is at the door.
Mum is going to go to the little Tesco again later instead of me. But she should be going earlier than she usually does because later for dinner we're having fish and chips from the fish and chip shop as it's Valentine's day today. We always have fish and chips from the chippy when it's a special occasion like birthdays, anniversaries and Valentine's day.
Now Homes Under the Hammer has just started! 
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I hope you are all well.
Have a nice day.
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I hope you are all well.
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6 responses
@sharonelton (29317)
• Lichfield, England
17 Feb 23
Thank you very much. I'm feeling much better now, thank you.
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@sharonelton (29317)
• Lichfield, England
20 Feb 23
@rakski Thank you very much.
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@Nakitakona (56486)
• Philippines
16 Feb 23
Is it a good movie - Homes Under the Hammer? What's it all about?
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@Nakitakona (56486)
• Philippines
18 Feb 23
@sharonelton That's wonderful. The title of the TV Program is very catchy: Homes under Hammer. Any idea about that?
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@sharonelton (29317)
• Lichfield, England
20 Feb 23
@Nakitakona It's simply because when things are bought at auction you say they've gone 'under the hammer'.
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@sharonelton (29317)
• Lichfield, England
17 Feb 23
It's not a movie. It's a programme that is on every morning in the UK at 10:15am on BBC1 and it's about people who buy property at auction. We see what the property looks like first, then see who bought it and how much they paid for it. Then we find out what they are going to do to the place, how long it will take and what their budget is. Then later on we go back and see what they've done to the place, how much it cost and how long it took them. Then we get in some experts who take a look and tell us what the property is now worth and what income they could get if they rented the place out. There are usually 3 properties each episode.
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@sharonelton (29317)
• Lichfield, England
17 Feb 23
Yes, I agree. The telly is our constant companion.
I.did enjoy my fish and chips, thank you very much.
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@LindaOHio (181717)
• United States
15 Feb 23
Happy Valentine's Day. Hope you feel 100% soon. I am doing OK.
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@sharonelton (29317)
• Lichfield, England
20 Feb 23
@LindaOHio Thank you very much. I hope you are well. Have a nice day.
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@sharonelton (29317)
• Lichfield, England
17 Feb 23
Thank you very much. I'm feeling much better now, thank you. I'm glad you are doing OK.
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@lazydaizee (6735)
• United Kingdom
14 Feb 23
I enjoy watching Homes Under the Hammer too. Do you watch escape to the country?, where the people have a huge amount of money to buy a big house. I always laugh when they are looking around a massive house and then they complain that the rooms are too small.
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@sharonelton (29317)
• Lichfield, England
17 Feb 23
I'm glad to find somebody else who likes watching Homes Under the Hammer! 
I watch Escape to the Country now and then. I know what you mean! I'm thinking what do you mean the rooms are too small? You should come and see my house!
I watch Escape to the Country now and then. I know what you mean! I'm thinking what do you mean the rooms are too small? You should come and see my house!1 person likes this
