I don't know where we're going, but it can only be 5K away

cj maxx

Ready for bed after watching a pink Floyd concert.
Night all xx

Sephiroth_dude

Purple Mountain wrote: »

1st Unsolved Mysteries.
Feet up

Did someone here give you the idea to watch that :pac:?

anewme

I drove to Belfast and back today to buy two cushions as they were discontinued here.

I'm getting worse.

Grandeeod

I'm looking at a UFO. It's not the ISS. Real high up. Flat on my back in the garden.


Oh wait. It's the end of my bottle with bad dept of field. Hoping to be rescued soon!

fr336

anewme wrote: »

I drove to Belfast and back today to buy two cushions as they were discontinued here.

I'm getting worse.

Where do you live? Please say west Cork :pac:

fr336

Grandeeod wrote: »

I'm looking at a UFO. It's not the ISS. Real high up. Flat on my back in the garden.


Oh wait. It's the end of my bottle with bad dept of field. Hoping to be rescued soon!

"Those ones are small...the others are far away..."

fr336

Settling down to some Club orange and Tayto's. No big deal you say, but given I'm in England it's a semi rare treat.

Leg End Reject

anewme wrote: »

I drove to Belfast and back today to buy two cushions as they were discontinued here.

I'm getting worse.

If I did that I'd hate them in a day or 2!

Leg End Reject

fr336 wrote: »

Settling down to some Club orange and Tayto's. No big deal you say, but given I'm in England it's a semi rare treat.

I hope today is a better day for you.

anewme

fr336 wrote: »

Where do you live? Please say west Cork :pac:

Kildare.

Even if I lived in West Cork, I would still do it, unfortunately.

I also used the opportunity to stock up on some Branston beans.

This time with style

In the bed. Very very tired. Goodnight all. May your dreams be brilliant.

Sardonicat

IamMetaldave wrote: »

It is a big car, the boot is GINORMOUS!!

Well, that's my arse problem sorted.

Leg End Reject

Sardonicat wrote: »

Well, that's my arse problem sorted.

fr336

Leg End Reject wrote: »

I hope today is a better day for you.

It was a little bit Thanks for caring

Sardonicat

fr336 wrote: »

It was a little bit Thanks for caring

That's good to hear. Maybe tomorrow will be a little bit better again.

fr336

anewme wrote: »

Kildare.

Even if I lived in West Cork, I would still do it, unfortunately.

I also used the opportunity to stock up on some Branston beans.

Ah got plenty of family in Kildare round Celbridge way. Also went to Belfast for first time last year - great city I thought. But as a Brit with Irish heritage maybe I'm just easily pleased!

black forest

There are rental ebikes all over Freiburg and surrounding...for all purposes.😂


Only three of many possibilities...

https://www.frelo-freiburg.de/en/

https://www.donkey.bike/cities/bike-rental-freiburg/

http://www.freiburgbikes.de/


So we could get a whole fleet of ebikes! The area here is bike crazy anyway. Hundreds of kilometers of cycle lanes between Freiburg and the river Rhine. Wine is growing here en masse and beer is coming from the breweries up in the mountains. Who does not know Flammkuchen? You have to test it right after arrival. 😋😂

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flammekueche

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baden_(wine_region)


...and now i am hungry and thirsty.😳😁

fr336

Sardonicat wrote: »

That's good to hear. Maybe tomorrow will be a little bit better again.

Going to try and get up early, starting the day on the wrong foot never goes well.

Leg End Reject

Let's park the ebikes, black forest and tell us more about the beer and wine.

I'm asking for Duvet! :pac:

Sardonicat

Please say they do e-trikes!

Sardonicat

fr336 wrote: »

Going to try and get up early, starting the day on the wrong foot never goes well.

I know what you mean. Don't beat yourself up if you don't manage it, though. It's not about laziness. The lack of motivation and tiredness is something else entirely so no chastising yourself if it's more than you can manage. One thing I found helpful is rather than set myself the goal of getting out of bed by x o'clock it's easier to manage setting the goal of being showered and dressed by a certain time. That gives you a little bit of leeway if the morning's a bad one. Better to be showered and dressed by 10 than berating yourself for not getting up at 8. And YOU set the time frame according to what you can manage, not what other people think is acceptable.

Gonna make some hot chocolate before bed.

Sephiroth_dude

Sardonicat wrote: »

I know what you mean. Don't beat yourself up if you don't manage it, though. It's not about laziness. The lack of motivation and tiredness is something else entirely so no chastising yourself if it's more than you can manage. One thing I found helpful is rather than set myself the goal of getting out of bed by x o'clock it's easier to manage setting the goal of being showered and dressed by a certain time. That gives you a little bit of leeway if the morning's a bad one. Better to be showered and dressed by 10 than berating yourself for not getting up at 8. And YOU set the time frame according to what you can manage, not what other people think is acceptable.

Gonna make some hot chocolate before bed.

Great advice, That's what I do every morning, I try to be up and showered and have sweet stuff made by 9:15 - 9:30am.

Purple Mountain

Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

Did someone here give you the idea to watch that :pac:?

I can't remember if it was here or the Netflix thread but yea from this site anyhow

Liked the first episode, I'll save the others for another night.

I started watching The Trouble With Maggie Cole on the player this week. If you like British humour, it's very good.

Sephiroth_dude

Purple Mountain wrote: »

I can't remember if it was here or the Netflix thread but yea from this site anyhow

.

Or maybe you saw someone in this thread mention they were watching it? a lovely fellow from Cork maybe :pac:

Purple Mountain

Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

Or maybe you saw someone in this thread mention they were watching it? a lovely fellow from Cork maybe :pac:

Oh yes, yes of course.. That was definitely it..


scratches head

black forest

Leg End Reject wrote: »

Let's park the ebikes, black forest and tell us more about the beer and wine.

I'm asking for Duvet! :pac:

No problem at all. One can literally drown in wine, beer, schnapps or sparkling wine made after the champagne method here. Breisach is home of one of Europe’s biggest wine producer. 🥂

Sardonicat wrote: »

Please say they do e-trikes!

Of course! Tandems are available as well.😄

Sardi that really is great advice. I'm a great believer in doing what feels right even if it's not an obvious healthy thing. Sometimes just getting up is enough no matter the time of day and if you don't then that's ok.

I know people have responsibilities and can't always take it handy like that but even if it's one day or a few hours of doing nothing then it can help.

The Crazy Cat Lady

in the midnight hour I appear

Folks are back, they had a good trip

Couchside, sorting through files on my laptop

fr336

Sardonicat wrote: »

I know what you mean. Don't beat yourself up if you don't manage it, though. It's not about laziness. The lack of motivation and tiredness is something else entirely so no chastising yourself if it's more than you can manage. One thing I found helpful is rather than set myself the goal of getting out of bed by x o'clock it's easier to manage setting the goal of being showered and dressed by a certain time. That gives you a little bit of leeway if the morning's a bad one. Better to be showered and dressed by 10 than berating yourself for not getting up at 8. And YOU set the time frame according to what you can manage, not what other people think is acceptable.

Gonna make some hot chocolate before bed.

That's such good advice - simply getting up isn't good enough anyway. Having a set time to be ready for is a lot better. Obviously I do this when going to work, but for my days off I definitely need to be too. It's been so long since I felt normal a lot of days just slip away and if I'm out before lunch it's a miracle. Lockdown and avoiding this bloody virus has made things harder too. I want to still be alive for my reinvention

fr336

Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

Great advice, That's what I do every morning, I try to be up and showered and have sweet stuff made by 9:15 - 9:30am.

Unfortunately I both need 9 hours sleep and go to bed too late...