Scuba Shifts North and Debt.

scubaangel

Meh, still annoying when I'm having to climb over their beloved little dog and its lead because inconsiderate owners haven't noticed me coming - and it's not like I'm a stealth runner, what with the heavy breathing, singing along to the music (helps keep my breathing rate steady, don't even want to think about what it sounds like) and relatively heavy footfall.

scubaangel

Urgh woken up this morning to fog, this makes me unahappy on several levels.

The main one being I have work booked today which has to be done between set times, and to get there I have to venture on to the motorway. The one which is slow at the best of times, and is always worse when the weathers not great. Also the work is at a location I've never been to before. So yay for fog.....

ZTD

scubaangel wrote: »

Urgh woken up this morning to fog, this makes me unahappy on several levels.

The main one being I have work booked today which has to be done between set times, and to get there I have to venture on to the motorway. The one which is slow at the best of times, and is always worse when the weathers not great. Also the work is at a location I've never been to before. So yay for fog.....

So how did it go then?

scubaangel

I was only a few minutes late (they want you there at least 15 mins before the data collection window - so was still before that started thankfully) which given the state of the motorway was fairly impressive I reckon, hoping that the weather will be better tomrrow as I have to go do it all again. At least I've already got the paperwork ready and know where I'm going to sign in etc.

scubaangel

Did the second stage yesterday. Finsihed the input first thing this morning.

This evening after a quick visit to Nana, I went out on a sort of possibly date type thing, walked around one of the local reservoirs, and had a few drinks in the pub near by. Meeting him again tomorrow to take him on a walk up to another of the local landmarks. Nice guy. Mostly currently I'm grinning and putting moisturiser on my face.

ZTD

scubaangel wrote: »

This evening after a quick visit to Nana, I went out on a sort of possibly date type thing, walked around one of the local reservoirs, and had a few drinks in the pub near by. Meeting him again tomorrow to take him on a walk up to another of the local landmarks. Nice guy. Mostly currently I'm grinning and putting moisturiser on my face.

:T:T:T:T

:rotfl:

So now, people will be pulling up chairs - waiting for information...

scubaangel

There is no further information, he may just be using me to find the footpaths locally.

Why is it men never take stubble in to consideration though, tis a real pain to hide the effects on a usually smooth female chin - still plenty of moisturiser later my chin no longer feels warm, so hopefully I'll not have the fun of a dry chin to contend with tomorrow morning!

ZTD

Three am - nightclubbing?

scubaangel wrote: »

There is no further information, he may just be using me to find the footpaths locally.

This is true - it's good that you're the font of all footpaths.

scubaangel wrote: »

Why is it men never take stubble in to consideration though,

Probably because most men never encounter it very frequently.

scubaangel wrote: »

tis a real pain to hide the effects on a usually smooth female chin - still plenty of moisturiser later my chin no longer feels warm, so hopefully I'll not have the fun of a dry chin to contend with tomorrow morning!

So how many footpaths did he find on your chin then?

scubaangel

No just online late as usual.

I'm certainly familiar with them after living round here most of my life. Well for information purposes think about it, its surprisingly damaging even after a fairly short period of time. Chin is a little tender today but not too red or dry as yet so hopefully I can avoid that.

ZTD

scubaangel wrote: »

No just online late as usual.

scubaangel wrote: »

I'm certainly familiar with them after living round here most of my life. Well for information purposes think about it,

I always do - I'm kind and considerate like that. :rotfl:

scubaangel wrote: »

its surprisingly damaging even after a fairly short period of time.

You should be wearing protection then:

scubaangel wrote: »

Chin is a little tender today but not too red or dry as yet so hopefully I can avoid that.

Now you're making it sound he gave you a left hook to the jaw... :eek: