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goanmad

Alexnikov wrote: »

Ooh sounds fun

I had a bizarre dream last night that all of us on this thread met up and were roaming round Goan's house (which was some enormous mansion). Very odd!

I think we should definately have a meet-up sometime. Dunno about a mansion, looks impressive from the outside and like a junkshop inside .

daisybella

A meet up would be AWESOME!

goanmad

daisybella wrote: »

A meet up would be AWESOME!

We should definately do it! I'd love to see how well we get on in real life.

daisybella

haha totally, we are so much like a group of sisters on this thread

lostinrates

Alexnikov wrote: »

Ooh sounds fun

I had a bizarre dream last night that all of us on this thread met up and were roaming round Goan's house (which was some enormous mansion). Very odd!

That's an odd coincidence, I had a dream I met with the people from the debate forum last night.....it was unexpected...by m anyway, and a bit scary.

Alexnikov

Oh crumbs, I'm far too shy for that

daisybella

Believe it or not I am really shy and quiet in real life
though once I get over that initial awkwardness I don't shut up

lostinrates

Alexnikov wrote: »

Oh crumbs, I'm far too shy for that

Us, or the debate board?
My problem with a meet up would be time...getting cover for animals here. And transport now: I have dh's old landrover only and it takes ages to get anywhere. I can get a car as soon as I make a decision about what I want...I hate cars. I think I want one of the old discontinued smart sports cars, but not sure. I'd really like a long range electric vehicle but don't think I can wait till there are some in UK, and then prices drop (I want a tesla, dh wants an apterra:o). I know nothing about cars so the potential for it to all go wrong is massive.

goanmad

Don't worry I'd probably do enough talking to make up for any shyness.
Mind you, don't know whether you'd understand my Ozzie Osborne accent.

Alexnikov

Argh, does anyone here know anything about cookery books? I want to get one for a friend for her birthday - she can't bear the word "foody" but she completely is one and loves food, loves trying new recipes etc. I have a shortlist, mainly Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall and various Italian ones, as I know that's what she likes but I can't decide!