RE: First Morning of a new and exciting world!

["Phillip Harris" <phillip.harris1@xxxxxxx>]

Yup my missus is feeling off colour at the moment and so went to bed early
last night leaving me free to do whatever I want ...

... and so what did I do? Browe the sordid underbelly of the porn world on
the Internet?

Nah ... I got K400's and tracks put up in both my computer room and our
guest room. (2 down ... 4 to go!)

By the way ... you say "and at 9:00, another soft click, and the Radio
and
Amp turned on in the bedroom" - do I assume they're not on an
appliance
module but have their own timer? *grin* There's gotta be a way of making a
quiet appliance module, surely?

Phil



> -----Original Message-----
> From: Ian Lowe [mailto:ian@xxxxxxx]
> Sent: 25 March 2001 09:50
> To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
> Subject: [ukha_d] First Morning of a new and exciting world!
>
>
> Well, for the Lowe household anyway!
>
> All of the bits have been dropping nicely in place over the last few
days,
> and finally,
> last night I feverishly screwed two Autoglide curtain rails with K400
> controllers (the last from B&Q in Paisley) into position and
slammed in a
> couple of Appliance modules.
>
> And this morning,  at 8:30, there was a satisfying "click",
and the living
> curtains slid open!
>
> At 8:58, the bed side lights came on, and at 9:00, another soft click,
and
> the Radio and Amp turned on in the bedroom, with wonderfully clear
sound,
> and then, finally, at 9:25, the Bedroom curtains slid open too!
>
> Probably small cheese to all of the hardened, hardcore automaters
> here, but
> a moment of utter bliss for me. I feel like I am walking around
> the set of a
> 1950s "Home of Tomorrow!" exhibition, except with better
decor!
>
> Ian.
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