potsy
Rambler
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- My Armchair
Did she have them before you met her?
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mybike
Grumblin at Garmin on the Granny Gear
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- Not 'emel 'empstead
Lots of gaps in that schedule, I usually find time to squeeze another couple of meals in
Pre breakfast snack
1st breakfast
2nd breakfast
3rd breakfast
Elevenses
Lunch
Post lunch snack
Tea
High tea
Dinner
Supper
Midnight Feast.
IDMark2
Dodgy Aerial
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- On the Roof
Do I have to do everything around here, I've vacuumed, washed the car, cut the lawn, trimmed the raspberries back now they've finished.... 
Barbigerous.. having a beard, hairy.
Last one was Bladderclock.
Much too exciting for this thread.
Barbigerous.. having a beard, hairy.
Last one was Bladderclock.
Much too exciting for this thread.
deptfordmarmoset
Full time tea drinker
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- Armonmy Way
You know those people who won't leave you in peace at the bar? They're barbigerous, though until now I always thought they were bar badgerers.
mybike
Grumblin at Garmin on the Granny Gear
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- Not 'emel 'empstead
They're back for Mundane News.
Aaaarrrrggghhh
classic33
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You got one.
potsy
Rambler
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Ah, in that case I am no longer barbigerous after finally having a shave earlier, was growing it out of curiosity/idleness
IDMark2
Dodgy Aerial
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You want to be careful with that curiosity @potsy, apparently it's not that good for cats.Ah, in that case I am no longer barbigerous after finally having a shave earlier, was growing it out of curiosity/idleness
SatNavSaysStraightOn
Changed hemispheres!
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I'm tired again
HertzvanRental
Veteran
Thank you-date to be arranged!
Hill Wimp
Fair weathered,fair minded but easily persuaded.
We could all go and watch you fall off
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SatNavSaysStraightOn
Changed hemispheres!
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I have now officially been given the key code to my parents' safe. It's the one that contains the keys to all of the other safes they have, has their wills in it, who their solicitor is, contains various other useful paperwork and so on. It's amazing what a death in the family can do... they are currently cleaning out my grandfather's home and as it turns out my uncle was the only person who unofficially knew what the code to his father's safe was...
I didn't like to point out that we already knew it because not so long ago they managed to go on holiday without their insurance document (they would never risk the idea of us emailing them a digital copy) and then proceeded to book one of them onto a train (6am start not getting back until gone midnight) just to collect it at a staggering cost of over £250.... when my mother mentioned this to me asking me if we could collect her from the railway station run her to their home and back again, we tactfully asked why they hadn't just asked us go over and put said documents in the post to them guaranteed next day delivery for £6.95 given that they didn't leave the country for another week.... this meant we had to be given the code for the safe.... oddly we wrote this down, discussed the matter and put a copy of it in our safe because we were pretty certain that no-one else had 'officially' been given it and even unofficially probably hadn't given that they would rather pay +£250 in rail fares to come and collect a piece of paper!
parents hey.
My step father rang me and gave it to me whilst my mother was out. I suspect my mother will ring me at some point and do the same thing!
I wait with
for the next phone call where I will yet again have to pretend I don't know and won't tell anyone. 
I didn't like to point out that we already knew it
because not so long ago they managed to go on holiday without their insurance document (they would never risk the idea of us emailing them a digital copy) and then proceeded to book one of them onto a train (6am start not getting back until gone midnight) just to collect it at a staggering cost of over £250.... when my mother mentioned this to me asking me if we could collect her from the railway station run her to their home and back again, we tactfully asked why they hadn't just asked us go over and put said documents in the post to them guaranteed next day delivery for £6.95 given that they didn't leave the country for another week.... this meant we had to be given the code for the safe.... oddly we wrote this down, discussed the matter and put a copy of it in our safe because we were pretty certain that no-one else had 'officially' been given it and even unofficially probably hadn't given that they would rather pay +£250 in rail fares to come and collect a piece of paper!parents hey.
My step father rang me and gave it to me whilst my mother was out. I suspect my mother will ring me at some point and do the same thing!
I wait with
for the next phone call where I will yet again have to pretend I don't know and won't tell anyone. 
summerdays
Cycling in the sun
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- Bristol
I don't have a safe, now I'm worried
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When our two were young they always had healthy appetites, if they weren't interested in food it was always a good sign they were ill, we were often considering padlocking the kitchen cupboards to stop them eating us out of house and home.
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