Enjoy DIY Today

I have been waiting for my partner to finish laying the flooring in the attic, so we can get some of the junk out from the spare bedroom into the attic. I'm dying to redecorate, but he keeps making excuses not to go up there and do it. One of these days he's going to come home and find a skip outside the house with all the junk in it! I keep leaving skip to hire web pages up on the pc, but he pretends he hasn't seen them!

He's a hgv driver. He was out driving last week and saw a real bad crash on the m6. Luckily everyone was safe. I don't know how I'd react if I witnessed a crash. Sitting here now, I think I'd probably go into shock, but I bet if I were there I would automatically run to help. It's funny how different you react to asituation when it arises.Hopefully I never have to witness a crash.

He's a very safe driver, well he has to be safe to be a hgv driver. He wants to start his one haulage company, I've suggested many hauling jobs for him, like hauling himself up into the attic to get the floor laid but still no joy! It must be lonely for some hgv drivers, who have to drive long distances and are away from home a lot. I wonder if they get much sleep in the back of one of those vans. I couldn't believe they have their own bed in the back of them.

When I was little I always wanted to be a hgv driver. One of my friends mum was one. I thought it was so cool, because you don't really see that many women driving hgv's. I think I'd miss my puppy too much now to be out driving all the time. Plus she gets car sick if it's too hot out, and she wouldn't be able to lye on my lap like she does now.I bet it is very tiresome, especially when carrying certain, goods, as there are speed limits you have to adhere to. Also I find my partners Golf, a bit long to drive, so I very much doubt I'd be able to handle a hgv!