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5 OS Pleasures in your Day Today part 2
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Morning all
Who was it said they didn't understand some of sonny's posts? I know that feeling! Not a clue what he's on about and spend ages trying to decipher for clues - a bit like the Telegraph cryptic crossword, it has to be done. Maybe it's an age thing (mine, not sonny's). But there's always one little gem of wisdom, as in his #3 today, and being a cat lover I'm pleased their mog recovered from his over-fed topple
You're not meant to understand the rumblings, gruntings, solace. Just hold up a jar of wobbleade and say cheers :beer::beer::beer:I hvae nt snept th lst fw mntes writg ths post fr yu t cme alng hre nd agre wth m!
Cheers! :beer::beer::beer::beer::beer:0 -
Take_it_like_a_man,_sonny wrote: »You're not meant to understand the rumblings, gruntings, solace. Just hold up a jar of wobbleade and say cheers :beer::beer::beer:
I'll drink to that:beer:I wanna be in the room where it happens0 -
Evening all.
sparrer - your day yesterday sounds fantastic.
DundeeDoll - I'm sorry to hear about your problems with your OH's family. Hugs to you and OH both.
1) Woke up this morning feeling in the mood for a lazy day, so that's what I've had.
2) NSD and NPD yesterday, and NSD and almost NPD today. (I used a small amount of petrol pumping up a going-flat tyre: it hasn't helped much, though, so I think it might need a professional to look at it.)
3) Had a response from my OU tutor about the personal email I sent him: he wasn't offended at all and has taken my advice. :cool: Actually, I think it was coincidence and he'd already decided what to do!
4) Mog has forgiven me for the cruel torture I inflicted on him yesterday in the name of ridding him of fleas, and allowed me to have a cuddle with him a little while ago.
5) A nice warming pasta bake for dinner tonight, with an accompanying glass or two of red wine LO from the weekend. :beer:
Have a good evening, all, and enjoy your wobbleade or alcohol-free alternative. :beer:Back after a very long break!0 -
Take_it_like_a_man,_sonny wrote: »You're not meant to understand the rumblings, gruntings, solace. Just hold up a jar of wobbleade and say cheers :beer::beer::beer:
Oh, now I understand. Or don't. Well, maybe. I think. Ummm....?
<sparrer, scratching her head, wanders off into the kitchen to make a nice cup of tea>0 -
Take_it_like_a_man,_sonny wrote: »You're not meant to understand the rumblings, gruntings, solace. Just hold up a jar of wobbleade and say cheers :beer::beer::beer:
Sparrer and ccpfeeling tons better today. DS got taken out for day by friends and another friend genuinely disappointed we cant make their BBQ so not the social pariahs i felt we were at the weekend :T so now 5 for the day (and shall try not to make them work despite that being where i was all day)
1) DS had fab day out. They walked up Glen Esk and he sez his boots (his xmas pressie) were great :T
2) new knickers really comfy (tmi?) must go sort undies drawer
3) loads of vaughan williams on cfm :T
4) DD2 home to celebrate her birthday which is on friday :j
5) having such nice friends on this thread
Just about to tuck into a bowl of what needs using up all finely chopped and simmered in a bit pot. Smells lish :beer:MrsSD declutter medals 2023 🏅🏅🏅⭐⭐ 2025
25 for 25: 371 / 625
declutter: 173 / 2025
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Evening
Here's my pleasures for today:
1. Today has been the 2nd NSD in a row! Major big thing for me
2. There are a few of the chewy cookies left in the tin
3. Had a lovely curry for tea.
4. We've just finished watching the Jubilee concert we recorded - started watching it last night but it got to 1:30am with an hour and a half to go so we called it a night.It was great though - really good tv.
5. I've decided I'm going to try and learn a new language - can't decide between Chinese or Portuguese.I always feel better when I'm learning.
Well, not a lot to report. Gardening plans have been scuppered by persistent rain, which was a shame as some friends had invited us for a bike ride. Never mind, plenty of time.It has been a nice restful day and hopefully will be a calm evening. Hope everyone has a good one.
Glad things are a bit brighter today, Dundeedoll
K xxTrying for daily wins, and a little security in an insecure world.0 -
Glad you feel better DD as someone possibly once said "Nil illegitimi carborundum"
Sparrer - your canal boat sounds sublime
Am loving SOnny's posts - but not sure thats the point
Kitchenbunny - loved the concert apart from Paul McCartney. WOn't say too much in case there are fans - let's leave it at "not my cup of tea".
Where's Chicken?
Back home now and 5 for today
1. Bit of a lie in, still not much of one with OH around. He's very much "I'm up so we're all up". Then we wake up and he goes back to sleep :mad:
2. A mooch round Ashbourne with DD. DS got time off for good behaviour. Ashbourne was largely shut, except for
3 lunch in a rather nice deli !!! cafe. ooh for goodness sake, swear filter - it said a different spelling of "come" !
4. Uneventful journey home and the packing / unpacking wasn't too tortuous. Second load now in the washing machine and I am about to tidy whilst catching up with the Archers
5. Yummy curry to celebrate the end of our mini holiday. Vegetable biryani with enough left over for tomorrow's lunch.
Please keep your fingers crossed, folks, for my dad who should finally be coming home from hospital tomorrow. He has been in since January :eek: It is going to be emotional for him and tough at first, but let's hope he can make it work.I wanna be in the room where it happens0 -
Morning all
Who was it said they didn't understand some of sonny's posts? I know that feeling! Not a clue what he's on about and spend ages trying to decipher for clues - a bit like the Telegraph cryptic crossword, it has to be done. Maybe it's an age thing (mine, not sonny's).
Ok I admit it...twas me...then I felt mean and deletedTake_it_like_a_man,_sonny wrote: »You're not meant to understand the rumblings, gruntings, solace. Just hold up a jar of wobbleade and say cheers :beer::beer::beer:
Glad to see sonny take it in his stridePlease keep your fingers crossed, folks, for my dad who should finally be coming home from hospital tomorrow. He has been in since January :eek: It is going to be emotional for him and tough at first, but let's hope he can make it work.
VJsmum so pleased to hear your dad is well enough to leave hospital all the best for his homecoming x
Have been mooching around today feeling a bit in the doldrumsso must think of some positives .........
1. Lie in
2. Bacon sarnie for breakfast
3. Another wall in living room given 2 coats of paint but am paying for it now
4. Warm bath to try and ease back pain, nice and relaxing
5. Heating on, not OS but is warm
Its been raining all day...well, since I put the washing machine on... with 4 pairs of jeans washed & DS needs one shirt dry for tomorrow so have put heat on for half hour to try and get washing partially dry. Cant stand it when washing doesnt get dry quickly enough and smells all musty.0% credit card £1360 & 0% Car Loan £7500 ~ paid in full JAN 2020 = NOW DEBT FREE 🤗
House sale OCT 2022 = NOW MORTGAGE FREE 🤗
House purchase completed FEB 2023 🥳🍾 Left work. 🤗
Retired at 55 & now living off the equity £10k a year (until pensions start at 60 & 67).
Previous Savings diary https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5597938/get-a-grip/p1
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Chicken:- Thank you for wishing us well on the camping escapades.:)
Sparrer:- Wow that’s a lot of de cluttering, it’s re-motivated me to continue on with mine tomorrow.
VJsmumm, Hope your camping was fantastic as well.
Hope everyone had a lovely Jubilee weekend.:D
We watched the Jubilee Thames celebrations and the concert the following night, after all it is a once in a lifetime, we were able to grab some “Bagpuss” naps and caught up on some zzzzzzzz. DH took the things he had cleared out of the garage and was able to trade them completely for other bits he wanted via a chap we know on the scrap metal stand. We had fantastic weather for 3 of the 4 days so I look a little less transparent.
I’ve loads to do tomorrow I’ve even written a list to plough through, but that’s tomorrow.
1.Just downloaded all of the photo’s.:j
2.Watching the animals go nuts they love camping with us, but they love coming back home.
3.Just ordered a takeaway to be delivered, it’s not MSEbut it’s a little tradition to see out the holiday, and maybe a glass of pear cider wobbleade.
4.Diet starts tomorrow, a pleasure as that means I can have the takeaway tonight:cool:
5.Looking forward to a hot bath, hair pampering and face pack.:)
6. It was glorious weather
7. At the site we were at the swallows decided to nest in the “cigarette bin”?!?:rotfl:
8. Just caught Springwatch and have the webcams minimised in a window.:D0
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