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

Grandeeod

So much sexual innuendo in here that I fear for those not getting a bit. So many re reg crap suggesting a ride. Like WTF is wrong with you.:rolleyes: If you're not getting it, deal with it. On topic, Kitchen table on the lap top doing a bit of work with HP on new gear. Made love to Mrs G last night. It was fooking great as usual! She's tuned in beside me and she had a stroke nearly 4 years ago. Life goes on!

Gremlinertia

Oh yes, the big comb, right in the middle of the picture

Sardonicat

Off to give the fuzzers their supper and be back on my botty in front of 'telleh in time for Line of Duty

Sardonicat

Sardonicat wrote: »

Will you wear one or are you going for a veil. I'm sure you'll all look like Medieval Damsels

Oh yes that's for me. I'd like to have a bit of cohesion between me and the 2 women. No veil. I'll have enough tormemt managing the dress

Gremlinertia

Gremlinertia wrote: »

Oh yes, the big comb, right in the middle of the picture

Gremlinertia

I may need coffee

GoneHome

What an absolutely smashing day that was, got a great 5km walk done at 8 a.m. this morning, home for a lovely cooked breakfast with the OH, back to bed for an hour and a half of a nap and back up to a day of reading the Sunday papers and watching great sport on tv, a little night cap now and an early night.

Sardonicat

GoneHome wrote: »

What an absolutely smashing day that was, got a great 5km walk done at 8 a.m. this morning, home for a lovely cooked breakfast with the OH, back to bed for an hour and a half of a nap and back up to a day of reading the Sunday papers and watching great sport on tv, a little night cap now and an early night.

Sounds like bliss!

GoneHome

Sardonicat wrote: »

Sounds like bliss!

Do you know it was bliss that's a good way of putting it, both of us are absolutely like a pig in s&$t with this lock down, the first time in life that we can enjoy where we're living and kick back while still bringing in the bobs working from home.

GoneHome

GoneHome wrote: »

Do you know it was bliss that's a good way of putting it, both of us are absolutely like a pig in s&$t with this lock down, the first time in life that we can enjoy where we're living and kick back while still bringing in the bobs working from home.

Do you miss seeing people you love? And being able to head off for a holiday be it in the country or out of?

smurfjed

As if my day wasn’t long enough, I now find myself flying around in circles and getting asked how long am I willing to do it for.

Gremlinertia

smurfjed wrote: »

As if my day wasn’t long enough, I now find myself flying around in circles and getting asked how long am I willing to do it for.

Don't suppose a smart answer would be appreciated :pac:

GoneHome

Deleted User wrote: »

Do you miss seeing people you love? And being able to head off for a holiday be it in the country or out of?

We see the people we love (parents in their 70s/80s) once every fortnight, we spoke about it at the beginning of this lockdown and said that's what we'd do, we call to them or they call to us on a friday evening every second week, we sit down together and have a beer and a cup of tea and a chat for about an hour and we don't meet up again for two weeks, I don't know whether it's right or wrong but it's working out so far.

GoneHome

GoneHome wrote: »

We see the people we love (parents in their 70s/80s) once every fortnight, we spoke about it at the beginning of this lockdown and said that's what we'd do, we call to them or they call to us on a friday evening every second week, we sit down together and have a beer and a cup of tea and a chat for about an hour and we don't meet up again for two weeks, I don't know whether it's right or wrong but it's working out so far.

Oh I think it's definitely right. It's difficult enough with having so many restrictions on our lives and not having choice with what we'd like to do.

Kitty6277

Gremlinertia wrote: »

Kitty it's great to see you

You too Grem

GoneHome wrote: »

bringing in the bobs working from home.

For a split second I read that as “bringing in the boobs” :pac:

Gremlinertia

Hah bringing in the boobs sounds better than bringing in the sheaves :pac:

Sardonicat

Gremlinertia wrote: »

Hah bringing in the boobs sounds better than bringing in the sheaves :pac:

"We shall go rejoicing
Bringing in the boobs"

In fairness, what kind of a hug would a shave give you?

Gremlinertia

An itchy one no doubt

Kitty6277

If whoever’s bringing the boobs could bring some my way that would be fab, I’m a bit lacking in that department :pac:

Kitty6277

Kitty6277 wrote: »

If whoever’s bringing the boobs could bring some my way that would be fab, I’m a bit lacking in that department :pac:

I'm a C so I'll lend you half. I think I'd be ok with being a B and a half

Actually when I was in my early twenties I was very flat chested. So you do have something to look forward to

Gremlinertia

Was quite perturbed at the thought of a borrowed half of a boob for a minute there.

GoneHome

Just reading there on one of the news websites, the whole covid is gone very serious again, very worrying with the numbers gone so high again this afternoon, scary s$%t

JupiterKid

In bed, turning in for the night after an evening with an upset stomach following on from a big long walk with a good mate in the beautiful sunshine this afternoon in the Phoenix Park.

I need plenty of bed rest as I have a very very busy week ahead of me with work and a couple of deadlines to be met.

GoneHome

thomil wrote: »

Just trying to keep abreast of developments in this thread :pac:

Haven't really had a look at the numbers for Ireland. Things are taking a turn for the worse again?

Yes, very high again this evening, as I was saying earlier we meet my parents once every two weeks, and now with the good weather we do the meet up outside in the garden, we both work from home and go out for shopping once every two weeks so not really associating with anyone, I can't understand where the numbers are coming from but I suppose in the cities and towns people are congrating too much.

Gremlinertia

Wait until the Paddy's day numbers hit. Reading a report here about groups of up to 200 kids meeting in areas of galway :eek:

Kitty6277

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I'm a C so I'll lend you half. I think I'd be ok with being a B and a half

Actually when I was in my early twenties I was very flat chested. So you do have something to look forward to

I thank you. Ooh something to look forward to, how exciting

Gremlinertia

Kitty6277 wrote: »

I thank you. Ooh something to look forward to, how exciting

Look down to, no?? :P

GoneHome

JupiterKid wrote: »

In bed, turning in for the night after an evening with an upset stomach following on from a big long walk with a good mate in the beautiful sunshine this afternoon in the Phoenix Park.

I need plenty of bed rest as I have a very very busy week ahead of me with work and a couple of deadlines to be met.

Sending you best wishes for the week ahead and stay safe.

Autosport

Any updates on the secret admirer

Diamonds that is a beautiful comb

I didn’t watch the news tonight as I was busy watching All creatures Great and small

I think at this stage so many are absolutely exhausted with having our lives curtailed to such an extent. Leadership feels missing. There is no inspiration or hope only calls to "do more". What more can we possibly do?