Nice people thread 2 - now even nicer

lemonjelly

vivatifosi wrote: »

Heck jelly, I'm not trying to confuse stereotypes, I'm on the hunt for juicy gossip!

Now you're playing up to stereotypes!;):D

lostinrates

vivatifosi wrote: »

Sorry lir, have to ask, but what was DH's new boss doing in the room with you? My mind is imagining all kinds of scenarios .

oh no, in the huge breakfast room downstairs. we got a dining room to the compny...they were hundreds of us. First time for ages there has been a good turn out of office WaGs or WaPs.

sss555s

Hi lir WB :wave:

I stayed at this place a couple of weeks ago which was nice. The food was good too.

I also stayed at the holiday inn next to Edinburgh Zoo last week too which was better than i thought it would be, even if it was a bit "corporate" and the food was nothing special.

The first one was good which i only tried as i couldn't get in the local Village hotel but it was probably better anyway.

@viva What a great set up for the rest of the season. I'm rooting for Alonso tomorrow :T

BTW did you know LJ is a bloke?

lemonjelly

sss555s wrote: »

BTW did you know LJ is a bloke?

Allegedly...;):D

sss555s

lemonjelly wrote: »

Allegedly...;):D

You can't pull the wool, or anything else over our eyes LJ

lostinrates

lemonjelly wrote: »

Made I larf so hard I cried...:D

lir! Hello!!!!!:wave:
My thanks count would've been appaling during your absence had it not been for the superb work of treliac & Viva!

lir have you ever heard of http://joshritter.com/ ?

hello to you too Sweets. How were your summer outings?

I considered rejoining with a new namebut ultimately I'm still ''lost'' and while I admit I find my post counts embarrassing the losing the thanks (seeing as they are not usually thanks for my mse expertise)seems a little rude and thankless to those who have bestowed them.

I have not heard...and DH is watching Michael MacIntyre so can't listen, but I'm allexcited at an LJ recommended listening experiene :T. DH made my iPod work....but...aunt who has cancer is finding reading hard now, so I asked him to give it to her with spoken books on it. AND I haven't unpacked any music yet :eek: its all still in boxes. I'm almost scared and unwilling too, a very little alike to being at a social event with am ex...I'm not sure how I feel about it. But DH is not at all feeling odd about his music, we had a very rare Oscar Peterson vinyl tonight. We are ATM grown up home owners who listen to jazz over suppers.

lemonjelly

sss555s wrote: »

You can't pull the wool, or anything else over our eyes LJ

Never tried pulling wool over anyones eyes.
I have a perpetual habit of challenging assumptions. Whenever anyone calls me he or she, I ask why. Strangely, they generally backtrack.:D
Somewhere (I think on this thread) loads posted that they "hear" my postings in a male voice. Equally, loads posted they heard it in a female voice!:D

lostinrates

sss555s wrote: »

You can't pull the wool, or anything else over our eyes LJ

I don't know, blindfolds can be fun.

sss555s

lostinrates wrote: »

I don't know, blindfolds can be fun.

If LJ is a female i will eat my blindfold

lemonjelly

lostinrates wrote: »

hello to you too Sweets. How were your summer outings?

I considered rejoining with a new namebut ultimately I'm still ''lost'' and while I admit I find my post counts embarrassing the losing the thanks (seeing as they are not usually thanks for my mse expertise)seems a little rude and thankless to those who have bestowed them.

I have not heard...and DH is watching Michael MacIntyre so can't listen, but I'm allexcited at an LJ recommended listening experiene :T. DH made my iPod work....but...aunt who has cancer is finding reading hard now, so I asked him to give it to her with spoken books on it. AND I haven't unpacked any music yet :eek: its all still in boxes. I'm almost scared and unwilling too, a very little alike to being at a social event with am ex...I'm not sure how I feel about it. But DH is not at all feeling odd about his music, we had a very rare Oscar Peterson vinyl tonight. We are ATM grown up home owners who listen to jazz over suppers.

I am well thanks, & I hope you & DH are too. & I hope you are happy in your home:).

Jazz & eating - never been able to do that one!

Summer was fun! Longleat (I managed to do the maze! I got me a medal!) I visited Caenarfon, and Rhyl (goodness, Rhyl has gone downhill). Portmeirion - such a lovely place & day out. There was a brass band playing. It was glorious! Hastings, and Battle (loved the battlefield & abbey, and a museum called yesterdays world). The black country living museum (naturally). Torquay & paignon (lovely seaside times). Wonderful.

My mp3 player broke , but that is insignificant news in contrast yto your auntie. I'll get a new one for my birthday next month.

Josh Ritter is a phenomenal talent lir! Lyrically he is one of the best I have heard in a long time, & his live shows are always something to behold. He really bonds with an audience! Saw him the first time when he supported Joan Baez.

I need to sort out my posh clobber, as I'm off to see this soon http://www.thsh.co.uk/view/the-planets-an-hd-odyssey