Janathon Day 2–Rowing with a 5ft smiley for company

2 01 2013

I don’t know if a conservatory is still a conservatory if you* put a proper ceiling on it, but anyway, the conservatory now has a proper ceiling on it which means it’s warm enough to use all year now. And what do you do when you* decorate the conservatory in your** 18th Century Grade II Listed house? That’s right, you* paint a five foot smiley on the ceiling.

smiley

(Excuse the mess, it hasn’t been tidied up yet.)

Anyway, the smiley room is where the rowing machine lives and as I couldn’t be arsed to leave the house, the rowing machine is what I did for today’s Janathon.

Stats
Conservatories with proper ceilings on: 1
5ft smileys on the ceiling: 1
Rowing machine: 20 minutes

*Boyfriend
*Boyfriend’s


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9 responses to “Janathon Day 2–Rowing with a 5ft smiley for company”

2 01 2013
Taryn (15:59:32) :

Love the smiley face! Excellent company for rowing!

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JogBlog Reply:

It’s better than the dozens of dead spiders that were there before!

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2 01 2013
Michelle (18:09:21) :

love it; just asked hubby to do one in my office area and was told “a frowny face would be more apt” bah

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JogBlog Reply:

Ha ha, then a smiley face will cheer things up a bit!

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2 01 2013
7stoneitch (20:19:11) :

Wow! Thats quite a ceiling :D

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2 01 2013
Jacksmumontherun (20:45:25) :

Ha Ha – Love it!!!

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2 01 2013
fortnightflo (22:06:26) :

Wow fab ceiling I love it!! But it would just make me want to lay on a lot of cushions reading a Scarlett Thomas book and smoking something I shouldn’t…

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jogblog Reply:

I’m currently writing an essay on The End of Mr Y by Scarlett Thomas. Must finish it today…

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3 01 2013
Chris Birch (20:52:49) :

Lovely smiley:-) , you could have the #janathon logo there as well, ask * nicely!

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