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Where are you right now? Part 3

LadyMacBeth_

Wheezing like a pair of bagpipes in the leaba.

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Sephiroth_dude

Room side, sat here the last hour or so doing nothing o_o

Demetrius Wonderful Sender wrote: »

They’d better pray the Gardai find them before the hired help does

Ohhh my!

4Ad

harry Bailey esq wrote: »

Out the back garden, smokin' and drinkin'. Little plate of canapés at hand. Ian Dury providing the soundtrack.

Put on Dexter Dury..a chip off the old block..
Enjoy..

Autosport

Couchside sniffling and snuffling

Shoes I hope the culprits get caught

Gifted the euromillions is mine but I will allow you post on my behalf

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

I’m at home in bed, have to say the guards were on the ball. From the time it happened to time he was arrested was just over three hours. Couldn’t fault them

0lddog

Grace Blue Telecommunications wrote: »

Thinking about taking a walk in this lovely evening sunshine. Thinking.....

Just Do It !

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Just finished chasing after a lawnmower

Trigger Happy

Sitting outside a pub with a lovely view of the mountains in Sligo. Just the one pint though.

Sephiroth_dude

Room side, just after a shave.

Trigger Happy wrote: »

Sitting outside a pub with a lovely view of the mountains in Sligo. Just the one pint though.

Pint of?

Trigger Happy

Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

Room side, just after a shave.

Pint of?

Smithwicks red. The small pub only had a few taps. It's nice but, as a gentleman, I prefer blonde.

Kitty6277

Demetrius Wonderful Sender wrote: »

Waiting for the Gardai to arrive to work as we were robbed

That's awful, I hope you're okay!

Ted_YNWA

Glad all is ok Shoes,

At home with feet up,

cbyrd

Sitting outside the mechanics waiting for Mr cbyrd to bring me home. Getting the crumlin car serviced tomorrow, so dropping it off tonight.

I've just been shopping with my 19 year old in Tesco and aldi. It was hilarious. I went for rice milk and nappies and she went for chocolate. I ended up spending E91.. I got a mattress topper and she bought a storage unit in aldi... The giggle that we had. I haven't spent time with her in ages.. lol. It was so fun.but now the ice cream is melting ..

@shoesdayschild, glad they caught the fcuker, it's a horrible feeling, being robbed.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

When’s Elliott’s birthday?

kfallon

Showered and on the couch. That's prob the nicest weather I've played football in this year, long may it continue (and hopefully get warmer)

rainbow kirby

Back in London, couchside with a tea. Toddler slept for the whole flight and was an angel on the train to St Pancras, but had a string of tantrums as soon as we got home!

x Purple Pawprints x

Bed. Glorious bed.

JupiterKid

Relaxing on the sofa with the TV on in the background. It was lovely to be out and about earlier on such a beautiful Spring day.:D

@Shoes - that must have been a horrible thing to happen. Glad the scumbags were nabbed. I just hope they don’t come before Judge Nolan in court.

kfallon

Bed. Night all, see ye 2moro

Autosport

Bedside

Sephiroth_dude

Bedside also...........but at my own bedside

:pac:

misstearheus

Glad you are okay shoes! Take time out to get over the shock of it...

Sitting-on-bed side. Eating Cornflakes and discovered I have 2 Episodes of Grey's Anatomy to watch. Yayyy!

harry Bailey esq

4Ad wrote: »

Put on Dexter Dury..a chip off the old block..
Enjoy..

I'm guessing you mean Baxter? Puts out a good number... Looks the spit, but spasticus autisticus he'll never be. Right now having a pinch of the ole J Edgar and having a drink. Went to bed at 9ish,husbandly duties done by ten, now doing the Churchill thing.

TG1

In bed, wide awake. Back to work today and the fear is in overdrive!

Graces7

Bed listening to the wind wailing and bullying, and Jacob demolishing a chicken wing... He is the noisiest cat I have ever had in what may be hundreds.. treats the place like a hotel too.. there he yells to go out as all the wing is now inside him...

Went out into the "estate" briefly with dog.. dark tumultuous skies and the lark is singing its tiny heart out .

Dratted hay fever in full spate and need Piriton desperately. Tough! Will have to post money etc to pharmacy when the ferry is back on .. ah well, mea culpa for not being stocked. Sneeze!

smurfjed

Nespresso time on the balcony with the mutt, about to start 6 days off (1st days off in 64 days

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If all goes according to plan, will wake up for breakfast tomorrow in Paris and lunch in Dublin, a liquid lunch I hasten to add.

Gremlinertia

Clock watching exhaustedly

Snowseer

Workside! Woke up early, put on a purty summer dress, and feeling very productive.

I'll give it an hour..

smurfjed

@graces7. I believe that you worked in this part of the world and understand generic medicines.
I can’t get Piriton here but I did get Histop Antihistamines for you, €1.5 for a box of 24.
Let me know the address of your island post office and I shall send them when I get to Ireland.
Do you know how to use Private Messages?

jennyhayes123

smurfjed wrote:

@graces7. I believe that you worked in this part of the world and understand generic medicines. I canâ€™t get Piriton here but I did get Histop Antihistamines for you, â‚¬1.5 for a box of 24. Let me know the address of your island post office and I shall send them when I get to Ireland. Do you know how to use Private Messages?

How sweet are you:-)

Lying in bed. Time to get up

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

Bed can’t face work

cbyrd

Happy birthday Elliot. Im sitting at the kitchen table, just finished breakfast, he had his first spoonfeed..

This time last year I was halfway through my combo training class, wondering if he was just lazy, or was he dead. The couple of minutes it took the gp to find his heartbeat felt like hours and the relieved laugh the 3 of us had when it beat strong out of the Doppler.
The 25 minutes scan to see why he wasn't moving and an hour later lying in recovery thinking 'holy sh!t, he's out!' The diagnosis another hour after that, I'm sorry, said the doctor, like my baby was somehow less because he has an extra chromosome. The wave of sadness because I didn't know what lay ahead, but soon overcome when I held his tiny hand.
I have looked at every worn step going up the stairs in crumlin, thinking of the parents gone before me who have struggled and gone home, both with and without their children. I have counted them down at the end of the day, sometimes to calm myself so I wouldn't cry wondering if I'd ever get to the day when we would leave.
My strong warrior, is One today, he's home.
He also pooed all over himself and his bed this morning and earned himself a bath.

this is what it's about.