WHERE are you right now? (No Hats)

TheWarmNights

On the bus.

smurfjed

Enjoying the desert rain and so happy that I'm not working today.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWlrwcHakfI

Witchie

Africa

smurfjed wrote: »

Enjoying the desert rain and so happy that I'm not working today.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWlrwcHakfI

Almost like clockwork, 4 o'clock came around and we got hit with rain. Am sitting in a bar having something to eat near the school that the panto is on in and the rain, thunder and lighting is almost apocalyptic.

rainbow kirby

Rest of Europe

On the bus to work, feeling absolutely knackered thinking about half the crap I need to do!

Whispered

Britain

Saying this from the luxury of la usually mild place in the world, but seeing some extreme thunder and lightening must be awesome.

Getting ready to go to a friends house for lunch (yes it's early but it takes half a day to get ready these days). Our boys are the same age. I have this idea of a laid back relaxed chatty lunch. I'm guessing the reality will involve cleaning snots and tears, refereeing little spats and dragging an overtired and crying child home when the time comes. :cool:

JillyQ

Britain

Just after having breakfast and been told I got the job I went for last week yippee so bloody happy.

cbyrd

Britain

Waiting to park so I can be cotside.

addicted to caffeine

Britain

couch side, sorting files on my laptop that are in an awful mess!

Fathom

Computer Lab

Gremlinertia

Britain

Bar side....

Sephiroth_dude

On the way home... Bus side

harry Bailey esq

Carribean

Gremlinertia wrote: »

Bar side....

Likewise, only having the one or two to kill 10 mins, im probably shooting meself in foot because as soon as I step on the train I'll most likely be dying to take a piss.

Britain

I'm in bed with the hypochondrias

harry Bailey esq

Carribean

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I'm in bed with the hypochondrias

All of them?? You sick, sick bastard. The youngest sister is easy enough on the eye I suppose... But the whole clan?

harry Bailey esq

Britain

harry Bailey esq wrote: »

All of them?? You sick, sick bastard. The youngest sister is easy enough on the eye I suppose... But the whole clan?

All of them. As mammy used to say "if it's not an arse it's an elbow"

Don Kiddick

Just home...had my little one in work with me this afternoon... tablet... headphones..
and she sits quietly in the corner without saying a word...it's at times like this I'm grateful shes not hyperactive

cbyrd

Britain

Deleted User wrote:

All of them. As mammy used to say "if it's not an arse it's an elbow"

Said to us all as kids! Lol!

Don Kiddick wrote:

Just home...had my little one in work with me this afternoon... tablet... headphones.. and she sits quietly in the corner without saying a word...it's at times like this I'm grateful shes not hyperactive

I used to take my 2 eldest girls every day to work. I'm a barber.. fun times from ages 5 weeks up. 16 days old for the second girl. . They're now almost 19 and 15, they loved it cos granda would give them lollipops (kept for bribery for reluctant kids! )
I'm still cotside for another 15 mins and I'll be flung out.

Autosport

Britain

Couch side waiting on Im a celeb

Gremlinertia

Britain

Just finished the final clean of my place for inspection, in that strange hinterland between homes. So back to bar side to calm down..

LadyMacBeth_

Not sure if I'm half asleep or half dead on the couch.

Gremlinertia

Britain

LadyMacBeth_ wrote: »

Not sure if I'm half asleep or half dead on the couch.

Just packed up some jump leads so have those to hand should you need :P

Mint Sauce

On the sofa, chewing on the nails. Watching Liverpool is stressful at times.

Ted_YNWA

Mint Sauce wrote: »

On the sofa, chewing on the nails. Watching Liverpool is stressful at times.

Stay away from the window, I am about to throw the TV out it.

Mint Sauce

Ted_YNWA wrote: »

Stay away from the window, I am about to throw the TV out it.

Wanna come help with mine?

I'm off to the kitchen to comfort eat!

:mad:

harry Bailey esq

Carribean

[Deleted User] wrote: »

All of them. As mammy used to say "if it's not an arse it's an elbow"

My ma would say something similar, 'that lad doesn't know his his arse from his elbow. Irish mammys wha? Al Porters oulone probably said the same, but the ever inquisitive Alan decided to put it to the test, and here we are. Right now I'm fireside having a few drams of green spot and watching a documentary about monkeys. Herself is feigning interest, which is endearing. She wants to visit Gibraltar on a whim though, so her shallowness betrays her. They're apes goddamit! Barbary f*ckin apes :mad:
We've been in Gibraltar for the day, I've many friends based nearby so we crossed enemy lines and I CLEARLY explained the difference. She's making the effort to appease me all the same, gotta love her for that.

Ted_YNWA

Mint Sauce wrote: »

Wanna come help with mine?

I'm off to the kitchen to comfort eat!

:mad:

I'm eyeing up some Aldi choc hobnobs here.

Laptop-side

gifted

Bed..on my own...last two weeks have been ****e and next few are going to be worse I reckon...anyway, any good news out there?

Colser

gifted wrote: »

Bed..on my own...last two weeks have been ****e and next few are going to be worse I reckon...anyway, any good news out there?

Been there done that...keep your powder dry...it's difficult.

I've a child free week and taking full advantage...ðŸ˜

LadyMacBeth_

Gremlinertia wrote: »

Just packed up some jump leads so have those to hand should you need :P

Oh I reckon the kiss of life would do it :pac:

gifted wrote: »

Bed..on my own...last two weeks have been ****e and next few are going to be worse I reckon...anyway, any good news out there?

Thinking of you gifted, you're really having a crap time of it, big bosomy hugs for you.

Ted_YNWA

LadyMacBeth_ wrote: »

Oh I reckon the kiss of life would do it :pac:

Do you think we are going to fall for that again.

I never knew the patient needed practice too.

:P