Husband use to be a glazier so was able to remove remaining glass from frame and seal it for now. Could take weeks to replace just because of location but will use my connections and hopefully be sooner then later. Can't get over how fast he perked up, kids are so tough. Think I'll be refreshing my first aid now
I'm glad he bounced back so quickly. They are tough but really know how to scare the dickens out of us :hugs
 
Evening all! Life is busy, spring has sprung, the left side of the road is absolutely the best side to drive on, and @Muscovy Wunda is quite correct in connecting American toilets with not actually leading the world. As you consider anything or everything that ails the US today, I think it would be fair to blame it on stress caused by interacting with American toilets.

The ducks are still not laying. I am upping the protein in their diet. If that fails, I will tell them all about US loos to frighten them into action!
Well Kiwi, where i live you neither can drive on the left, nor on the right side of the road, you have to drive smack in the middle or you will end in the ditch. Oncoming traffic? You better know how to reverse! For the wider roads: Isn't "right" a synonym for "correct"? :lau

Don't frighten your ducks! You will achieve the opposite: They will keep their eggs in until they start to clank when walking. Just add some dry cat food to their diet, best in the evening, as shown in » Alle Enten gehen jetzt schlafen! - All ducks go to sleep now!« and they will start to pump out more eggs than you can eat. Until they start to molt again…

I love the American toilets - not those "low flow" crap ones, the real American Standard! No clue how the ones in New Zealand or Australia are , but i assume they're ok and not like the ones you find on Highways in France:
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But i'm still wondering how you folks make the water flow up on the southern hemisphere and why you're not falling off … ;)
 
Could use a stiff drink today. Can't leave my kids alone five minutes. Went to get changed so we could go to work function. Hear a shattering noise and then a scream. My fault for leaving pram out. Kids plowed it through glass window on verandah and master 2 copped a laceration to back of his head. Why must head injuries bleed so bad? Thankful for no stitches and bleeding stopping quickly, well before help arrived and he just wanted to get back up and play again. I realise we are lucky and it could have been way worse! Glass that thin should not allowed to be used in houses, let alone unlaminated!
Good grief! Glad that the kid's are OK! - Yes thin glass is no longer allowed in new buildings here in the U.S. but a lot of the older houses still have it.
 

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