***Daily Chat Fri 26th June-It's Friiiiidaaaaaay!***

sallyx

Snaggles wrote: »

Helloooo!

I've only skimmed sorry, but there were loads of people I wanted to send a hug to and I'll probably miss someone out so can I just hug you all? :grouphug:

I am battered on one glass of wine, have seen Mr Sunday twice today and spoke on the phone for about 2 hours! :rotfl:

*note to self - try not to screw this one up* :rolleyes:

Someone sounds rather happy

spud30

Buffythedebtslayer wrote: »

Yes dear. course you are.

In my imagination you lot don't live in houses, we are always in hotel rooms and bars and restaurants. Leeds was so good for me. I never thought I would do that 10km and even though I walked it I am so proud of myself with all the utter crap at work. I honestly would never have managed to keep my job and my sanity without you wonderful group of people.

so thanks guys xxx and lets look forward to Weymouth xxx

I cant go to Weymouth, and probably wont get to Bristol. At this rate, it could be next year before I see you all again

Buffythedebtslayer

I keep in touch with my friends but these days with them being married and having of them many childrens we never "chat" its always dinner or a BBQ or something that means a "show" iyswim.

becky_rtw

I do miss Cambs sometimes , London is great but Cambs is very special (and weird) - I'd like to live there (again) when I'm a bit older I think

scorgeous

Toto wrote: »

That would be lovely scaredy, we should get together. I don't know this brown fellow but if he's cool I'm game

Seriously though, cambridge isn't too far from me. Not that I ever get trains but I think one even goes from here, so it's certainly close enough for a coffee.

I'm only about a 40 minute drive from Cambridge so that would be good for me too, but I could only do weekends, would that be a problem for you two?

sammy115

Buffythedebtslayer wrote: »

Yes dear. course you are.

In my imagination you lot don't live in houses, we are always in hotel rooms and bars and restaurants. Leeds was so good for me. I never thought I would do that 10km and even though I walked it I am so proud of myself with all the utter crap at work. I honestly would never have managed to keep my job and my sanity without you wonderful group of people.

so thanks guys xxx and lets look forward to Weymouth xxx

You creased me up Buffy in Leeds, in fact you make me laugh full stop. I was dead excited when you finished Leeds and you seemed dead chilled...:D

beanielou

Buffythedebtslayer wrote: »

I want to do a meet in Scotland. where is Maz? still cleaning? xx

OMG I hope not :rotfl:

Bunnyinthelights

Toto,
I get a bit wound up actually, called my Aunt and Uncle yesterday and my Uncle was saying how I had an English Accent! And everyone here says 'omg, you've not last your Canadian accent'

Im mid-bloody-atlantic.

I try not to say 'toe-mah-toe' because I sound like Ruby Wax...

Toto

becky_rtw wrote: »

Browns was my favourite dinner out in Cambs until hotel du vin opened anyway

Depends how near to St Albans you are Toto - theres train to P'boro then across or train to London then up - but if you near to the Hitchin line (from Kings Cross) then its direct

(I use the train too much )

I live in Old Hatfield becky, 2 minute walk to the train station from here and it's P'boro one way, kings X the other. I really should get the train more, save the planet and all of that, especially now I don't lug around drum kits.

Oh wait, now I lug around a baby which is equally as disabling as far as public transport goes in my experience.

Buffythedebtslayer

sammy115 wrote: »

You creased me up Buffy in Leeds, in fact you make me laugh full stop. I was dead excited when you finished Leeds and you seemed dead chilled...:D

:rotfl::rotfl:It was the shock and the slight worry that once it was over I was afraid my legs would give way! xx