Happy thread

[Foxhound]

Finally! 22 months after one of my sisters collapsed and died at my side my remaining sister and I have concluded all the business and her house is now sold and we can move on.
She died with no will and, although we knew she had a husband at one point, she never said whether she'd had a divorce so the Grant of Probate took absolute ages to come about. My remaining sister also had to provide a marriage certificate from the 1970s to prove she had changed her name from our familial one. That raked up bad memories for her.
It's been a  couple of years as the year before that our Mum passed away in hospital a week after falling and breaking a hip

Glad that is finally sorted for you both. Rebecca and I have done our LPAs and wills, much to my 31 year-old son's apparent horror, but when we sat him down and talked it through he totally got it and is now very relieved we've done it. Poor sod is our executor, but I intend to be hanging about for at least another 30 years as it is. 

[EtchedPixels]

Not sure if this goes in the happy or annoyed threads

Broke a number 9 guitar string yesterday so I now have enough spare handrail wire for the next few years.

 

[Newportnobby]

Decisions, decisions

[Bealman]

It gets that way. I'll just go and check me Fender 

[Trainfish]

Not sure if this goes in the happy or annoyed threads

Broke a number 9 guitar string yesterday so I now have enough spare handrail wire for the next few years.

 

I had a similar issue with a G-string a few years back. I wasn't into railway modelling then though so I had no idea I could make handrails out of it.