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Nice People Thread Number 10 -the official residence of Nice People
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PasturesNew wrote: »And you found that out at 11.16pm.... so are going out now??
My parcel's not come.... I need it before I can drive SW ... so I hope it arrives tomorrow......
No, I found out earlier, but it really didn't seem pressing news when I refreshed to say that.
Edit: its this one.
http://www.nationalgallery.org.uk/paintings/jan-roos-still-life-of-fruit-and-vegetables-with-two-monkeys0 -
I'm still fathoming out how to use this Forum, but I like the idea of Nice People. In my world I like things to be sunny and cheerful.
A lovely man that I know always says if you can't feel wood round you when you waken up in a morning (a coffin), you know it's going to be a good day.
Very true!
Hello BlueSky1, welcome to the Nice People thread.
I live in Australia but many of the people that post here are from Herts. Several are Jewish, I'm not.
If you like nice people you'll find plenty here so pull up a chair and make yourself a cuppa/glass of wine/soy moccacino and we can all have a nice chat.0 -
I'm still fathoming out how to use this Forum, but I like the idea of Nice People. In my world I like things to be sunny and cheerful.
A lovely man that I know always says if you can't feel wood round you when you waken up in a morning (a coffin), you know it's going to be a good day.
Very true!
Welcome.
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Hello BlueSky1, welcome to the Nice People thread.
I live in Australia but many of the people that post here are from Herts. Several are Jewish, I'm not.
If you like nice people you'll find plenty here so pull up a chair and make yourself a cuppa/glass of wine/soy moccacino and we can all have a nice chat.
Oh gen,
You are simply in new Herts 'o' sea. Herts gets us all some how ......
Blue sky.....any second now some one is going to ask you how you feel about mushrooms.......0 -
Though whatever the answer is re the mushrooms, you are still welcome;)
lir, I'd have run with the somewhere to go, something to do at 11.16 at night; just said it involved high heels and a big smile and leave the rest to our imagination.:o
Thank you for all your kind words.0 -
Though whatever the answer is re the mushrooms, you are still welcome;)
lir, I'd have run with the somewhere to go, something to do at 11.16 at night; just said it involved high heels and a big smile and leave the rest to our imagination.:o
Thank you for all your kind words.
I went to bed.
. After not sleeping at all for two nights I slept solidly last night. I even over slept in too. Which means I lost the early bathroom slot and have to wait for resident parent to finish. There is a set routine, longer than anyone less I have ever lived with, but it means I know how much time I have:rotfl:
Parent is off today for Christmas. DH comes home.0 -
lostinrates wrote: »Oh gen,
You are simply in new Herts 'o' sea. Herts gets us all some how ......
Blue sky.....any second now some one is going to ask you how you feel about mushrooms.......
It's more Herts-on-Ocean. Calling the Pacific Ocean (from which the moon might have been carved by a mighty blow from a meteorite) a sea is like calling London a town: it's rather more than that.0 -
It's more Herts-on-Ocean. Calling the Pacific Ocean (from which the moon might have been carved by a mighty blow from a meteorite) a sea is like calling London a town: it's rather more than that.
You've really been away too long. Understatement WAS the joke. Sigh. That pioneer thing of implanting old names of modest places on grand new vistas?0 -
It's more Herts-on-Ocean. Calling the Pacific Ocean (from which the moon might have been carved by a mighty blow from a meteorite) a sea is like calling London a town: it's rather more than that.
But we do call London a town! So Herts-on-Sea makes sense, really (-:...much enquiry having been made concerning a gentleman, who had quitted a company where Johnson was, and no information being obtained; at last Johnson observed, that 'he did not care to speak ill of any man behind his back, but he believed the gentleman was an attorney'.0 -
neverdespairgirl wrote: »But we do call London a town! So Herts-on-Sea makes sense, really (-:
One of the villages near here has a tiny road my car may fit up called ' the City'0
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