I don't know where we're going, but we know where we are? (Part whatever)

Gremlinertia

Crawled from my bed for it, tempted to go outside

4Ad

Gremlinertia wrote: »

Crawled from my bed for it, tempted to go outside

Do, it's lovely out..

Gremlinertia

4Ad wrote: »

Do, it's lovely out..

Back in bed, work later.

Mam of 4

It has clouded over here somewhat, still lovely but was gorgeous out earlier .
Now to find the motivation to get off my ass and go outside and do something

Autosport

Still sunny here and Alfie has decided he’s taking it easy today I agree with him

Leg End Reject

Lovely day here too, a hour of clouds earlier but mostly cleared up now.

The weeds are mocking me though, so I might have to put manners on them today!

Sardonicat

Leg End Reject wrote: »

Lovely day here too, a hour of clouds earlier but mostly cleared up now.

The weeds are mocking me though, so I might have to put manners on them today!

I'm enjoying the daisies and butter cups in the garden atm. My lawnmower man hasn't shown up this week, it wouldn't want to get much longer but the buzzy beasties like it which is drawing in the birdies too.

Sardonicat

Listening to an Irish playlist on Spotify and a song is playing now that I associate with a really content time just before the most devastating time of my life. What a weird feeling it invokes. Happy/sad is an understatement. A ball of mixed emotions, none of them mild. Glad today is calm. No looking backwards today.....

Autosport

Driving along and came upon a cycling group, nice day for a cycle but please keep to one side of the road and not take over the road, I had no intention of overtaking them as it was too dangerous but if they were to meet an oncoming car there would have been an accident.

Now relaxing in the back garden with the birds for company

Princess Calla

Autosport wrote: »

Driving along and came upon a cycling group, nice day for a cycle but please keep to one side of the road and not take over the road, I had no intention of overtaking them as it was too dangerous but if they were to meet an oncoming car there would have been an accident.

Now relaxing in the back garden with the birds for company

I had one cyclist yesterday. There was a cycle lane so in theory plenty of space for both of us. Except for he kept coming into my lane as to be fair there were potholes/cracks/drain but at the same time I could easily have been beside him as he weaved. So had to wait until there was no oncoming traffic to fully move out and overtake.
Such a waste of a cycle lane.

JupiterKid

Extremely lazy day today - just reading in bed earlier on, chilling and stayed in bed until a rather decadent hour.

Needed the sleep - so I am making no apologies!

Gremlinertia

Trundle time for me..

Grandeeod

NewRed2 wrote: »

Mate are we gonna see you popping up on CrimeCall soon? A big dirty can of beer in one hand and a half-eaten barbecue spare rib in the other hand..... Wanted dead or alive for not paying for his Chinese grub?

Or did somebody else just pay the bill for ya?

Please say its the first one.......

Gremlinertia wrote: »

The takeaway bandit strikes again!

NewRed2 wrote: »

sure there isn't a Chinese or chipper in the country safe with him around.

I wonder was that fish and chips in Tramore the other day "free" as well.... Hmmm.... :pac:

It's very boring. A special guest paid for it.:D

Same guest gave us upcycling lessons in the garden. A great day. Not so much sun, but it was warm and calm. Back to Belfast early in the morning.

Gremlinertia

Deskside, distinct lack of people about, yay for me

Purple Mountain

Easing into the weekend with a good book and cool drink

https://ibb.co/jw7p9wp

Autosport

Are you enjoying the book? I’m trying to read other genres of books

Met a friend on a new walk and we were chatting for hours Such a great catch up

Gremlinertia

I'm trying a biography at the moment, well, when i get a chance :rolleyes:
Things look to be getting tetchy in dublin again

Purple Mountain

Autosport wrote: »

Are you enjoying the book? I’m trying to read other genres of books

Met a friend on a new walk and we were chatting for hours Such a great catch up

Im too busy sipping the mojito, Auto to get into the book

smurfjed

Happiness IS……

Gremlinertia

Aww hi Mutt
Cracking morning here but tough night at work so straight to bed for me..

Sgt Hartman

I've a long day of travelling ahead of me. From Kerry to Limerick, to Dublin and then Balbriggan I'll try kill the time with some anime on Netflix.

NewRed2

Fabulous morning out there! Kitchen cleaned, lawns cut, shower had, emails checked, 30 pages of a crap book read and sugar free granola eaten. I like the sugar free granola coz you feel all healthy buying it and then you add sugar to it when eating it and you feel all happy because it tastes better now. So its a win-win situation. :pac:

Shaka Hislop

I may have just eaten a 500g tiramisu for breakfast....

Autosport

Beautiful sunny morning here Alfie has gone for a snooze after his walk

Currently kitchenside deciding what to have for breakfast and granola sounds nice but not that healthy stuff

wildwillow

Had a perfect poached egg for breakfast. So easy to cook when it was a fresh egg.

A present of a dozen eggs yesterday from a hen keeper. Reminded of the days when I kept hens and enjoyed the super fresh eggs.
Added bonus was I ate outdoors in the morning sun. Bliss.

Leg End Reject

Grass cut at last after all the wet weather, showered and dressed and wondering what to do with the rest of the day.

Sit outside or drive somewhere nice?

Sitting in the 'garden' with a pint. Himself is getting the vaccine later so no pub until the weekend. The local is packed with people sitting outside. Its amazing. It feels like the last year and a bit has been a collective nightmare and we've all woken up. The blasted thing has another trick up it's sleeve I fear but for now we are awake

Deleted User

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Sitting in the 'garden' with a pint. Himself is getting the vaccine later so no pub until the weekend. The local is packed with people sitting outside. Its amazing. It feels like the last year and a bit has been a collective nightmare and we've all woken up. The blasted thing has another trick up it's sleeve I fear but for now we are awake

Enjoy your pint! I hope someday soon there will be the possibility of a boards beers. That's long overdue.

I think this is the first day when things genuinely felt normal, not just 'sorta looks normal'. I was in the village earlier and couldn't find parking because of the crowds out socialising, like a normal, thriving Summer day. Great stuff.

A Lamb Named Miltiades!

A Lamb Named Miltiades! wrote: »

Enjoy your pint! I hope someday soon there will be the possibility of a boards beers. That's long overdue.

I think this is the first day when things genuinely felt normal, not just 'sorta looks normal'. I was in the village earlier and couldn't find parking because of the crowds out socialising, like a normal Summer day. Great stuff.

I would love that Sitting outside the barge and maybe a little dog could join us

Mam of 4

I'm stung , scratched and battered lol , but a productive day outside .
So I've just sat down with a mug of coffee and a slice of coffee cake .
Water next :pac: