BOB goes forth

Herewegoagain

Hey Bob it's taking me ages to read all this still on page 31, very interresting.
Go for ur walking, that's ambitus.:D Love to join u but wouldn't want to but in hon.

I Treked the great wall of China in 2004,nearly killed me but wouldnt have missed it. Been trying to do London marathon for 2 yrs but had to pull out re injuries (sort of) But will do it in2009 even if I crawl round:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: Desperate to do Peru, it just looks to be calling me.:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

I have often thought of an around Britain walk, but then I am one to jump in where angels fear to tread:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

with good ol arthur kicking in I want to get on and do these things:beer:

(sorry about the spelling but def not my strong point:o )

boredofbeingathome

Herewegoagain wrote: »

Hey Bob it's taking me ages to read all this still on page 31, very interresting.
Go for ur walking, that's ambitus.:D Love to join u but wouldn't want to but in hon.

I Treked the great wall of China in 2004,nearly killed me but wouldnt have missed it. Been trying to do London marathon for 2 yrs but had to pull out re injuries (sort of) But will do it in2009 even if I crawl round:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: Desperate to do Peru, it just looks to be calling me.:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

I have often thought of an around Britain walk, but then I am one to jump in where angels fear to tread:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

with good ol arthur kicking in I want to get on and do these things:beer:

(sorry about the spelling but def not my strong point:o )

Hey there are a few who are interested, so join in ..the more the merrier. I dont know whether you have read Elantan's posts, but i think we are aiming for 2012, in time for the Olympics.

The Great wall of China, that sounds fab, did you need smog masks? My friend was in bejing before Christmas and said it was awful with smog.

The round britain one sounds great as well... That lovely Mr.fogle has a lot to answer for doesn't he? I wish i was fit enough to join him and james cracknell on the south pole one coming up.:D
ps there is a lot of turnip related stuff with a bit of debt busting along the way, and a few crazies!

Herewegoagain

boredofbeingathome wrote: »

Hey there are a few who are interested, so join in ..the more the merrier. I dont know whether you have read Elantan's posts, but i think we are aiming for 2012, in time for the Olympics.

The Great wall of China, that sounds fab, did you need smog masks? My friend was in bejing before Christmas and said it was awful with smog.

The round britain one sounds great as well... That lovely Mr.fogle has a lot to answer for doesn't he? I wish i was fit enough to join him and james cracknell on the south pole one coming up.:D
ps there is a lot of turnip related stuff with a bit of debt busting along the way, and a few crazies!

China was great, I had wanted to go there since seeing "inn of the sixth happiness" as a small child.

No there was no smog, I was there pre cars, mostly bikes so no smog, nearly didn't get through airport, got sent back on my own and thought I was going to get arrested, thrown into jail and never seen again, but that's another story.

Have now finished catching up and the thread is great, glad I came for a nose.

Have similar probs with dp re money, I have been in debt lots of times by being too generous in helping others get out of theirs, and am owed about £35000. Mostly owed by dp. But now a new me has emerged (I hope) because I'll never change him, so have to change me. I'm good at budgeting so now have all finances seperate and MUST learn not to bail anyone else out (especially dp who I think, deepdown, knows I will)

God, how I go on:o
anyway now you know where the name comes from :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Herewegoagain

By the way, got very excited today, :j :j :j :j :j the family here said a friend and myself could plant whatever veggies we like in the garden, so any hints would be gratefully recieved, I don't know a thing about it, but I think she does.(my friend)

Thanks Bob, :T :T :T for making me welcome.:D

kika

I enjoy a walk but you are stars. Veggies well carrots are easy and tasty. I love baby toms and lettuce is good.

redsquirrel80

boredofbeingathome wrote: »

Annnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnndddddd Coming Up On The Rear Is The Taxi Mobile......................................................................vrooooooooooooooooooooooooooooommmmmmmmmmmmm Followed Closely By The Squizz Mobile Bebebebebppppppppp...............................

Beep beep Squizz mobile passing through... :rotfl:

Hope you had a good weekend Bob - I have to agree with ISOM about the book, some things are more important than getting debt free a little bit quicker.

How's the beans? I've been away most of the weekend so will have to check the veggies when I get home tonight!

boredofbeingathome

Herewegoagain wrote: »

China was great, I had wanted to go there since seeing "inn of the sixth happiness" as a small child.

No there was no smog, I was there pre cars, mostly bikes so no smog, nearly didn't get through airport, got sent back on my own and thought I was going to get arrested, thrown into jail and never seen again, but that's another story.

Have now finished catching up and the thread is great, glad I came for a nose.

Have similar probs with dp re money, I have been in debt lots of times by being too generous in helping others get out of theirs, and am owed about £35000. Mostly owed by dp. But now a new me has emerged (I hope) because I'll never change him, so have to change me. I'm good at budgeting so now have all finances seperate and MUST learn not to bail anyone else out (especially dp who I think, deepdown, knows I will)

God, how I go on:o
anyway now you know where the name comes from :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Hey well done on the marathon read..i enjoy going back every now and then and can't believe how much i have rambled on...

I can totally sympathise with the sentiments, as in herewegoagain, i feel it is the story of my married life....still I can live in my own turnip infested little world...so hence the thread. Plus i can resort to the oldest profession if stuff gets tight....so you never know! I did think about lap dancing...but am no good at dancing on laps, my long dress and chains get in the way..people with bony knees would knock me off, and i would break em:rotfl: :rotfl:

As for growing plants..am no expert as have had a few forays, and i would just say give it a go..some stuff is all year round, and if there is a greenhouse even better:T

boredofbeingathome

kika wrote: »

I enjoy a walk but you are stars. Veggies well carrots are easy and tasty. I love baby toms and lettuce is good.

Hello Kika, i agree..i had a hanging tom basket last year(sounds a bit weird really) and would get a few when i wanted ..it produced loads.

I haven't done the walk yet, and young Squizz is the whizz at the moment for her moonwalking...we are only humbly following in her footsteps:D

boredofbeingathome

redsquirrel80 wrote: »

Beep beep Squizz mobile passing through... :rotfl:

Hope you had a good weekend Bob - I have to agree with ISOM about the book, some things are more important than getting debt free a little bit quicker.

How's the beans? I've been away most of the weekend so will have to check the veggies when I get home tonight!

BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP YEAH BABY YEAH......................VROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM, BOB MOBILE COMING THROUGH..CUE MUTLEY SNICKER..HEHEHEHEH:rotfl: :rotfl:

Beans are mahoosive, and i am putting them out today with their wigwams. The courgettes are going in a growbag, and so are the lettuce. oooo:D

redsquirrel80

boredofbeingathome wrote: »

BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP YEAH BABY YEAH......................VROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM, BOB MOBILE COMING THROUGH..CUE MUTLEY SNICKER..HEHEHEHEH:rotfl: :rotfl:

Beans are mahoosive, and i am putting them out today with their wigwams. The courgettes are going in a growbag, and so are the lettuce. oooo:D

Ooh giant beans.. you could use them as decoration on your turnip cocktail

I've just remembered that I need to do a bit of gardening first aid tonight, poor big chilli plant in my living room suffered an injury when I knocked a pint of lager into it last night One of its 'branches' was snapped by the glass hitting it so will need to see if that can be rescued.. have no idea what effect the alcohol will have but it looked a bit lopsided this morning!