Daydream thread continues.....

Davesnave

rhiwfield wrote: »

Dave, so the carp idea was really carp

Firstly, comiserations over the headache & house arrest, but although it might be dry & even sunny out there, the wind is enough to give anyone with unprotected ears serious grief.

Carp. I saw therse discounted in Barnstaple Sainsburys at Christmas. Perhaps there is a local population that eats them. Polish? No idea, but I'm sure they could be a fish of the future. After all, the monks used to farm them and the non-koi kind aren't that fussy about their habitat.

Right, I've had my panto dress fitted, so I'm off to do something for an hour or two, though what, I'm not sure.....

Itismehonest

Yes, sunny with a ferociously cold wind so far today.
I've been outside :j I had to pick my way between running streams where they aren't meant to be (same as you Dave. Too much coming in for the outflow to cope) but not as bad as a few weeks ago - fingers crossed as there's more to come.

So I spent a short while ferrying buckets of frog spawn from the areas which should dry up & emptying them into the ponds. Not that the ponds are short of spawn. They're positively amphibian Kama Sutras at the moment :rotfl: From time to time we get odd coloured frogs. Today I was watching a bright orange female one. Not much chance of hiding from the horny hordes when you're that colour :eek:

Hope the infection clears soon, rhiw.
Somehow I don't think you'll be housebound watching too much glorious weather. However, the forecast looks better than for the last month, anyway.

COOLTRIKERCHICK

funny enough rhiwie, I was going to post about the bad headache I have had for the last 2 days...

Just cant shift it, and it is VERY painfull...

Prob stress related...

Its so painfull I cant concentrate long enough to do anything...

Last night I felt sick it was so bad...

Cant go home as there is only 2 of us in this afternoon, as hubby is out on the rounds...

Think I will close my eyes and rest my head on the desk for 10 mins...and hope the phone done ring:rotfl:

choille

Hope al the headaches clear soon.

I get one when it's going to thunder - pressure thing.

Wind is ridiculously strong still - horrid day with curtains of sleet & rain.

I'm going back to bed as I didn't get much sleep last night!

lostinrates

Speaking as someone with a broken brain, please please take long term headaches seriously and get checked out, do not just put it down to stress without seeking help, of only so it's o. The record when you know you need more help iyswim.


Back from half day holiday, dh strimming. Cold wind, showers and dry spells. This morning there was a double rainbow, we saw the 'end' of it too. Wished I was a photographer to capture it.

Itismehonest

choille wrote: »

Hope al the headaches clear soon.

I get one when it's going to thunder - pressure thing.

Wind is ridiculously strong still - horrid day with curtains of sleet & rain.

I'm going back to bed as I didn't get much sleep last night!

For me it's the low pressure, too, choille. It's like something heavy sitting on your head. Pushes your head down, shoulders come up which gives a tense neck & rotten headache. I've been (& will continue to be) on the settee until the pressure rises taking the winds down with it.
Bunch of old crocks, aren't we? :rotfl:

Davesnave

Itismehonest wrote: »

Bunch of old crocks, aren't we? :rotfl:

No! I went hedging, 'cos it wasn't so windy down at the bottom.

Now, after wobbling about on top of the hedge, wading in the stream and fighting with thorn bushes, I am totally crocked.

But it's rehearsals tonight......:eek:

Snooze now or learn my lines? Snooze now or....zzzzzzz
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zzzzz.

alfie_1

Davesnave wrote: »

Firstly, comiserations over the headache & house arrest, but although it might be dry & even sunny out there, the wind is enough to give anyone with unprotected ears serious grief.

Carp. I saw therse discounted in Barnstaple Sainsburys at Christmas. Perhaps there is a local population that eats them. Polish? No idea, but I'm sure they could be a fish of the future. After all, the monks used to farm them and the non-koi kind aren't that fussy about their habitat.

Right, I've had my panto dress fitted, so I'm off to do something for an hour or two, though what, I'm not sure.....[/QUOTE]


:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: speechless !!....im sure you will think of something dave...in your new dress...:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

alfie_1

LIR....:j:j:j guess what ive "found" for you ....

clues... its made of white-ish string/ropes, its about 6ft long, it hangs between two trees and its free.... :D:D

COOLTRIKERCHICK

alfie_1 wrote: »

Davesnave wrote: »

Firstly, comiserations over the headache & house arrest, but although it might be dry & even sunny out there, the wind is enough to give anyone with unprotected ears serious grief.

Carp. I saw therse discounted in Barnstaple Sainsburys at Christmas. Perhaps there is a local population that eats them. Polish? No idea, but I'm sure they could be a fish of the future. After all, the monks used to farm them and the non-koi kind aren't that fussy about their habitat.

Right, I've had my panto dress fitted, so I'm off to do something for an hour or two, though what, I'm not sure.....[/QUOTE]


:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: speechless !!....im sure you will think of something dave...in your new dress...:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::T:T:T:T

I missed that one, glad you spotted that one Alfie..

Thanks LIR... I am due to go for another blood pressure test, so I will mention the headaches...

Alfie we were thinking of doing the make-it craft show in farnbourough at the end/begining of march, But We made/confirmed a massive work decision monday/tuesday so I dont know whether We could get enough of the right stuff ready to sell, plus our time will be needed elsewhere..

So will make a final decision on the show over the weekend...