Mundane News

[Fab Foodie]

Just ordered my 1st 'serious' lens for the camera, I may need to go have a lie down

Pray tell!!!!
After my first Birder experience I might get back to using real cameras again....

We tried a £2000 pair of Swarovski bins yesterday OMG!!!!

 

[potsy]

Just woken from a two hour siesta

Only 2 hours, amateur

 

[postman]

Bit hot for dogs today..

 

[TVC]

Can't be arsed to cook, and the pub has its BBQ going. Not a tough decision.

 

[Bollo]

The Simpsons is actually happening now!

https://www.theguardian.com/football/live/2017/jun/18/portugal-mexico-confederations-cup-2017-live

 

[potsy]

Pray tell!!!!
After my first Birder experience I might get back to using real cameras again....

We tried a £2000 pair of Swarovski bins yesterday OMG!!!!

A nice telephoto for wildlife pics, I am using the money I've saved from not buying any new cycling gear for the last couple of years

 

[summerdays]

While I wasn't home, Mr Summerdays bought a chicken to roast and didn't realise till the check out that it was YS..... I've got to turn the oven on tonight

 

[Illaveago]

I am recovering from a nap I had a little while ago. The trip out today with B I L and S I L and wife to watch some control line flying plus a pint of cider has worn me out.
I thought that I was going to be bored but we all enjoyed watching the flying. There was combat flying where 2 people try to cut the tail ribbon of their opponents plane. Occasionally there would be a collision and a couple of people would run around the outside of the ring to try to restart the downed plane. There was also some control line speed flying, we watched some of this from a distance quite fascinated as 3 men went round in a circle whilst appearing to be leaning against one another for support .
It brought back memories of aeromodelling from the late 60s/70s , the chopped fingers and the taste and smell of ether and castor oil.

 

[postman]

Bike is primed and ready,i have decided York tomorrow.Nice and flat and about 54 miles.

 

[postman]

Goodnight oneand all.Time to get the Dad's Army cds out and have a good laugh.See you tomorrow.

 

[hopless500]

[QUOTE 4848215, member: 9609"]I'm sure he said he done farm work, if he's on the silage I doubt he will have time for internet stuff, they work you hard on farms, I have had this afternoon off but its mostly 16 hour days -[/QUOTE]
Not Rocky. He's retired and has to look after his butler.

 

[Katherine]

Quite a productive day considering the heat. A 28 mile bike ride with a coffee stop, 2 visits to relatives, lunch, and then most of the rest of the day was spent gardening. I have filled the garden waste bin completely and the garden is looking lovely and tidy.

 

[Reynard]

Slept in after yesterday. Didn't get up till gone 11...

Couldn't be bothered to head off to Tesco today, so went yellow stickering in the Co-op instead. Not much to be had. Could've snagged a chicken for £1.10 if I'd have really wanted it, but I've no space in the freezer. I did come back with Camembert and a Chaource however. There were 10 Camemberts, but as I'd probably have been shot for coming back with all ten, I settled on a modest two instead.

Made a start on the Chaource for lunch.

Spent the afternoon in the garden. Set up my fold out cat show chair in the shade under the trees and settled down with a good book. Then at half six I pootled out for a bimble on the bike before returning home for a supper of salad and pork pie.

In other news, Lexi brought me a vole and several sucked butterflies.

 

[Reynard]

While I wasn't home, Mr Summerdays bought a chicken to roast and didn't realise till the check out that it was YS..... I've got to turn the oven on tonight

Nowt wrong with a YS chook. You could have freezerified it for another day when it's not so hot xxx

 

[hopless500]

Slept in after yesterday. Didn't get up till gone 11...

Couldn't be bothered to head off to Tesco today, so went yellow stickering in the Co-op instead. Not much to be had. Could've snagged a chicken for £1.10 if I'd have really wanted it, but I've no space in the freezer. I did come back with Camembert and a Chaource however. There were 10 Camemberts, but as I'd probably have been shot for coming back with all ten, I settled on a modest two instead.

Made a start on the Chaource for lunch.

Spent the afternoon in the garden. Set up my fold out cat show chair in the shade under the trees and settled down with a good book. Then at half six I pootled out for a bimble on the bike before returning home for a supper of salad and pork pie.

In other news, Lexi brought me a vole and several sucked butterflies.

Chaource is yum. One of my favourites.