> and servicing of equipment, BUT would you leave your house and car
unlocked?


Well, we once went on holiday for a week and left the front door unlocked
but wide open :-)
Guess the last person out to the car assumed someone else would be going
back to check everything.

Gave my mother in law an awful fright when she turned up next day to feed
the cats.
Not something I'd usually try to do.
(And before we start on mother in law jokes, my mother in law, who is now 89
years old and in hospital recovering from a broken leg, has done more over
many many years to break the minlaw stereotype than anyone could have
imagined possible. If all mother in laws were like her the world would be a
much better place).


        Russell McMahon

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