Trivial things that make you happy - Part 3 - The Happyning

Widdershins

I wonder what the inside of a really good scavenger magpie's nest looks like. Assuming it's true that they collect shiny things?
Maybe that's where my 2 odd earrings, necklace, and bracelet are.

TH richly associative thought aka daydreaming with pasta and a glass of wine

Your Face

Ted_YNWA wrote: »

Gathering material to build a nest by the sounds of it.

Maybe, he might have been drying out his building materials on the tree stump.

Sardonicat

I'm far too old for the level of enjoyment I'm getting from the 'Ruin the Band Name' thread. The toilet and smutty humour has me chortling and snorting like a 12 year old reading rude words in a dictionary. A much needed, utterly childish laugh lifting my spirits.

HildaOgdenx

A cup of coffee, a bunch of daffodils and a new book.

Bredabe

Got the queries over my return sorted and seeing the refunds sitting in my account.

Bredabe

I felt guilty putting the oven on to cook my vegan sausages rolls,
after a quick rummage I found a handful of other products that bake at much the same time and temp.

Th, I have made the best use of the space in the over(almost overcoming the two occasions I've burned my hands)
Th2, Items just needing to defrost and be heated on the night shifts.

Edit, all out of the oven now, Indian, Veggie, Vegan, Asian, all chilling in the fridge:P

mikemac2

I got these new headphones with something called "noise cancelling"

Maybe some here knew all about this and had it for years but it was new for me. Forgive the noob

I love it! I did a lot travelling by train over the weekend and it cuts out much of the background noise. Not all of it but enough to make a much more comfortable journey. I listened to my audiobook in peace

Noise cancelling rocks!

Wayne Jarvis

TH at finding out there is a Ron Burgundy podcast in existence, fantastic news to get for me, I worship that fictitious man.





And then to find out there is an Alan Partridge podcast coming out next month? Even more fantastic news!

Redneck Reject71

Your Face wrote: »

Sitting in the car for lunch and I spot this jackdaw.
He kept taking grass and moss and was bringing it to the top of an old tree stump.
I don't know what he was doing but it looked interesting.

They are my favorite birds here, I have 3 that visit my backyard every morning for their peanuts. And all the while I have a murder of crows on the powerlines waiting their turn,heh.

Sephiroth_dude

Th my nephew coming for a visit today and we were playing in the sink and he kept splashing me 😮 the rascal 😃

Widdershins

I think I've found my home. New home, that is. I haven't yet viewed it but I already know.

New Home

Widdershins wrote: »

I think I've found my home. New home, that is. I haven't yet viewed it but I already know.

Damn. :mad:


:pac:

Sephiroth_dude

Widdershins wrote: »

I think I've found my home. New home, that is. I haven't yet viewed it but I already know.

Well at least inform New Home of this........





*gets coat*


:pac:

Widdershins

New Home wrote: »

Damn. :mad:


:pac:

You're MY New Home

New Home

Widdershins wrote: »

You're MY New Home

Now wait a minute.... *glares*

Graces7

…………...

Wayne Jarvis

Sardonicat wrote: »

I'm far too old for the level of enjoyment I'm getting from the 'Ruin the Band Name' thread. The toilet and smutty humour has me chortling and snorting like a 12 year old reading rude words in a dictionary. A much needed, utterly childish laugh lifting my spirits.

I went through that whole thread this morning and I agree completely. It is a delightful source of mirth and silliness the likes of which we need more of in After Hours.

branie2

Watching Dark Waters at the cinema yesterday evening, which was very good.

Being safe inside at home during the storm at the moment.

RMAOK

TH for finally resolving a dispute with a colleague.

Widdershins

Earphones are saving me from my noise sensitivity.

honeybear

TH at feeling like a teenager again.
My Dad's incredulous response ("You're NOT going out in that!") when I told him that I was ignoring the storm warnings and going to my hairdresser and beautician appointments this afternoon. Of course, like all those years ago, he was right ... Jorge wrecked havoc with my hair as I left the salon. Still ... I won't be telling him that. Some things never change!

Redneck Reject71

honeybear wrote: »

TH at feeling like a teenager again.
My Dad's incredulous response ("You're NOT going out in that!") when I told him that I was ignoring the storm warnings and going to my hairdresser and beautician appointments this afternoon. Of course, like all those years ago, he was right ... Jorge wrecked havoc with my hair as I left the salon. Still ... I won't be telling him that. Some things never change!

Fathers know best,heh.

RMAOK

honeybear wrote: »

TH at feeling like a teenager again.
My Dad's incredulous response ("You're NOT going out in that!") when I told him that I was ignoring the storm warnings and going to my hairdresser and beautician appointments this afternoon. Of course, like all those years ago, he was right ... Jorge wrecked havoc with my hair as I left the salon. Still ... I won't be telling him that. Some things never change!

Did you end up like that woman on the ad who goes to the hairdresser and then a gust of wind wrecks her hairdo.

Bredabe

Having had my sld mansplaned, as well as attitude adjusted about a therapy recommended made a specialist, I read one of the books they recommended, I find that the very thing they were complaining about is actually part of my sld profile. So no attitude adjustment needed.

BB, 1
Arrogant sld professional, 0

Bredabe

Following on from my TA, about my head cold.
People giving a wide berth in case its coronavirus,

Th, as I have real issues with peoples lack of space observance.

Widdershins

Jason suncream smells like some kind of banana dessert.

branie2

It's a nice day outside

Graces7

Happy in a roundabout way that a leak under the sink got me started on a much needed clear out of that cupboard... And resignedly OK that the kitchen is in a state of organised chaos as I can never finish a job in one go as I run out of steam ! …. an AH WELL moment!

madmaggie

My elderly cat is over her head cold and back to her happy purring self.

Graces7

madmaggie wrote: »

My elderly cat is over her head cold and back to her happy purring self.

so thankful for thee.. My wee Tonto had a terrible cold and has vanished, little lost feral that he is. see the Animals and Pet forum,,

Happy for thee!