Good afternoon all, it's so humid here but rather dull. I shopped this morning and it was a warm walk back uphill with a couple of shopping bags! Billy had a lovely long walk after that. I've got washing out on the line so that'll be ironed once it's dried, my nails are freshly painted and I'll walk Billy again later. Tonight we'll do the weekly shop, a bit early this week but John's out the next two nights.
Have a good day all!
Good morning Wednesday
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Re: Good morning Wednesday
by cruiser2 » 17 Sep 2014, 14:34
Having another good cruise. Just leaving Lisbon. Another port, Vigo, before we get to Southampton on Saturday.
Plenty of news. Will post again when I get home.
Plenty of news. Will post again when I get home.
- cruiser2
Re: Good morning Wednesday
by Diflower » 17 Sep 2014, 17:54
Sounds good Cruiser, look forward to hearing all about it 
Well, eldest was late. Bit of a party last night, his last before going back to uni since tonight he'd have to pack; he only got up half an hour before he was due to come here, his mum took one look at him and said 'You're not driving'!
He didn't phone here, but got a lift from his grandma so I think she must have been coming this way already.
He reckoned a Wetherspoons All day brunch would be just the job to sort him out and was really looking forward to the eggs, until the plate was in front of him
It was quite funny, he ate a sausage and the bacon, and quite a lot of chips, 3 glasses of water and a coke...
We came back here but Bb had to rush off to work at 3 so didn't have time to take him home - No worries, says eldest, he was happy to stay and have a cup of tea with me and then get the bus from the end of our road.
Minnie and I walked up there with him - and no bus came
Poor thing then had to walk back into town (via all the bus stops in case it came) to the bus station, which seemed the best bet.
A few lessons learned, I think, to do with planning/drinking/thinking ahead/consequences 
Well, eldest was late. Bit of a party last night, his last before going back to uni since tonight he'd have to pack; he only got up half an hour before he was due to come here, his mum took one look at him and said 'You're not driving'!
He didn't phone here, but got a lift from his grandma so I think she must have been coming this way already.
He reckoned a Wetherspoons All day brunch would be just the job to sort him out and was really looking forward to the eggs, until the plate was in front of him
It was quite funny, he ate a sausage and the bacon, and quite a lot of chips, 3 glasses of water and a coke...We came back here but Bb had to rush off to work at 3 so didn't have time to take him home - No worries, says eldest, he was happy to stay and have a cup of tea with me and then get the bus from the end of our road.
Minnie and I walked up there with him - and no bus came
Poor thing then had to walk back into town (via all the bus stops in case it came) to the bus station, which seemed the best bet.
A few lessons learned, I think, to do with planning/drinking/thinking ahead/consequences
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Re: Good morning Wednesday
by JoM » 17 Sep 2014, 20:42
He's settled well into the student lifestyle then Di
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Re: Good morning Wednesday
by Diflower » 17 Sep 2014, 21:54
Oh yes, to both of you
Thank goodness he's the sensible one
Thank goodness he's the sensible one
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