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I don't know where we're going, but I know where I am (part 6).
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Homeside, and all done with my three month project, which ended up lasting two happy years.
Heading to my next project/adventure city on Sunday, and, by God, if the people there are half as amazing as the people I worked with here, I'll be a lucky, lucky gal.
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aspiewriter wrote: »in my apartment, waiting on someone to arrive
TV Licence inspector, right?
Same here. We live in the back-ass of Laois so nobody ever calls.
It gets lonely.
I tried to entice visitors. Didn't get a TV licence for ages hoping he'd call.
But alas, nothing.
Then I got a licence hoping he'd call so I could show it to him (and the licence as well). But he didn't.
Obviously I'm being blatantly sexist here, so for the next few weeks I began hoping a Licencess would call. She didn't. Well, she was probably within her rights after my initial sexism.
I don't blame her.
The Jahovas Witnesses DID make an appearance one morning.
I answered and they gave me a pamphlet, I read it and all was going fine and I figured these are bound to come in.
But the pressure got to me and I probably over-played it and saying religiously I was like a ball of mawla (phonetics and all that) waiting to be shaped, while ushering 3 timid middle aged ladies into the house, went against me.
Not certain, but one of them mentioned Jozef Fritzel while walking away, or maybe she said I wonder did he have pretzels?
I can't be 100% sure either way.
Anyway, I have somewhat digest, Yes I know the feeling of waiting for someone to arrive.
EDIT: Jaysus, yeah nearly forgot, Im at home, in the kitchen. Waiting for the doorbell to ring
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RederthanRed wrote: »TV Licence inspector, right?
Same here. We live in the back-ass of Laois so nobody ever calls.
It gets lonely.
I tried to entice visitors. Didn't get a TV licence for ages hoping he'd call.
But alas, nothing.
Then I got a licence hoping he'd call so I could show it to him (and the licence as well). But he didn't.
Obviously I'm being blatantly sexist here, so for the next few weeks I began hoping a Licencess would call. She didn't. Well, she was probably within her rights after my initial sexism.
I don't blame her.
The Jahovas Witnesses DID make an appearance one morning.
I answered and they gave me a pamphlet, I read it and all was going fine and I figured these are bound to come in.
But the pressure got to me and I probably over-played it and saying religiously I was like a ball of mawla (phonetics and all that) waiting to be shaped, while ushering 3 timid middle aged ladies into the house, went against me.
Not certain, but one of them mentioned Jozef Fritzel while walking away, or maybe she said I wonder did he have pretzels?
I can't be 100% sure either way.
Anyway, I have somewhat digest, Yes I know the feeling of waiting for someone to arrive.
EDIT: Jaysus, yeah nearly forgot, Im at home, in the kitchen. Waiting for the doorbell to ring
nope, wasn't the tv inspector 0 -
aspiewriter wrote: »nope, wasn't the tv inspector
Damn it. Sorta wasted 6 paragraphs so. I'll regroup and be back with ya soon
Can't be Jimmy Saville anyway coz he sleeps with the fishes. Leave it with me......0 -
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RederthanRed wrote: »Ballylinan.
We have a petrol station now, ya know.
Wait.... Why are you asking? I can make sandwiches and prepare the dungeon if ya wanna call over?
thanks i will decline your dungeon hospitality
:D
your not far away im on the kilkenny laois border,but im on the right side of the border KK 0 -
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Deleted User wrote: »Just sat down on the couch, long day but no coalface tf, I haven't had a drink at home in 3 weeks, no particular reason but a combination of being sick and having absolutely no mind for one so I decided to open a bottle of wine and have a glass tonight and already I feel like I'm drinking too quickly rather than just enjoying it.. I don't think I actually want it but I'm not sure.. Is that really weird, hard to explain what I'm actually trying to say.. Carry on lol.
invite me around and we could share the plonk 0 -
RederthanRed wrote: »Damn it. Sorta wasted 6 paragraphs so. I'll regroup and be back with ya soon
Can't be Jimmy Saville anyway coz he sleeps with the fishes. Leave it with me......
I'll visit you Red!
Right now I'm on the couch looking forward to a crazy night of Netflix and a few beers.0 -
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RederthanRed wrote: »But sure I made the offer there about the dungeon and you blanked me.
You watch yerself now Bassy, don't be coming north or south or Wesht or whatever it is of that border again.
Yee shhmug Kilkenny hurling gits
duvet day is a lovely lady and has aquired tastes
had to decline you once you mentioned dungeon 0 -
Deleted User wrote: »I'll visit you Red!
Right now I'm on the couch looking forward to a crazy night of Netflix and a few beers.
Awww cheers Perse matey. That would be nice.
Had a few others there mainly from Kilkenny showing an interest, but you'd be in ahead of 'em0 -
RederthanRed wrote: »Awww cheers Perse matey. That would be nice.
Had a few others there mainly from Kilkenny showing an interest, but you'd be in ahead of 'em
We can sit in your kitchen and listen to some fine tunes while having a beer. A bit of Father John Misty maybe. Love him 0 -
Deleted User wrote: »We can sit in your kitchen and listen to some fine tunes while having a beer. A bit of Father John Misty maybe. Love him
Now yer talkin!
And a bit of this too:
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGuyAd6YlIo
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