Nice people thread part 7 - a thread in its prime

PasturesNew

michaels wrote: »

Welcome Pheonix and what a nice thing to say...or alternatively you could be just making a placeholder for some spam...

The name made me wonder if it was Nelly ... reincarnated.

wageslave

Leonard Cohen. I have a thing for poets.

What music do you enjoy?

wageslave

Hey sweetie, how you doing?

SingleSue

Busy, busy day.....

Met with loveerrr just after school run this morning and off we went for some breakfast at Morrisons (the height of romance hehe). Afterwards we went for a drive and ended up in Bury St Edmunds......

Now, we both have a joint love of historic buildings and architecture (shush, don't tell anyone, my rock chic street cred would be ruined!), so we had a great time studying the ruins of the old Abbey, walking around the Abbey gardens and then discussing the 'new' cathedral whilst doing on the spot research via our mobiles....we then went into the cathedral and appreciated the architecture.

Anyway, rush back home, drop me off, change cars and off to pick the boys up from school, rush back home for them to change, discover the trip switch had been tripped and wasted a few precious minutes trying to discover what had tripped it (we narrowed it down to either the kettle or the plug the kettle was plugged into), then rush back to the school for parents evening.

As usual, the teachers were running late but middle son got a very good report (distinction level drummer apparently in his BTEC music), so we were late getting to my parent's house for me to do them tea before me and middle son went out tonight.....so lots of rushing about.

We finally got home at about 11 tonight where I promptly plugged the kettle into a different socket....and tripped the switch.

Wonderful....another kettle needed.

Wheezy_2

PasturesNew wrote: »

For those who don't know when me berfdai is ..... 5 weeks.

Yes we know, November 30th, it's in your profile

SingleSue wrote: »

Now, we both have a joint love of historic buildings and architecture (shush, don't tell anyone, my rock chic street cred would be ruined!)

That doesn't need to be mutually exclusive (did I say that right?) Sue. I also love historic sites, old buildings, architecture....but I don't think it affects my heavy rock/metal street cred at all

I hope dog-dog is ok.

lostinrates

Dog dog doing fine, thanks wheezy. She is eating like a pig, which is very unusual for her, but she is about 2 kilos lower than her lowest normal weight range. She often leaves her breakfast, but this morning ate it and aked for more, and asked for food through the night.

Nikkster

lostinrates wrote: »

Dog dog doing fine, thanks wheezy. She is eating like a pig, which is very unusual for her, but she is about 2 kilos lower than her lowest normal weight range. She often leaves her breakfast, but this morning ate it and aked for more, and asked for food through the night.

Knowing extremely little about dogs (or any other animals), that sounds like a good sign to me - much better than being off her food

sss555s

Wheezy wrote: »

Yes we know, November 30th, it's in your profile

Remember Wheezy. Just the 21 candles on the cake this time


:bdaycake:

Wheezy_2

Westie had his first encounter with a hedgehog yesterday evening when I took him out for a pee.
After closely inspecting it and realising it was prickly, he decided to just stand there and bark at it.

Nikkster

sss555s wrote: »

Remember Wheezy. Just the 21 candles on the cake this time


:bdaycake:

Should be able to save them for next year too ;)