Mundane News

[Reynard]

Right, off up the wooden hill for me.

 

[biggs682]

ssh don't all shout at once ... but it's not raining outside here in Poshshire

Sure it will be soon so don't panic

 

[Andy in Germany]

ssh don't all shout at once ... but it's not raining outside here in Poshshire

Sure it will be soon so don't panic

Oh, it was you lot that sent it here was it?

Can you take it back please, or as you're Poshshire, arrange for a tradesman to come and pick it up for you in a van?

 

[Lullabelle]

The rain appears to have calmed down

 

[gaijintendo]

I noticed the time while changing the youngest one's nappy, dressed them and bolted for the train station. BYeeeee.

Ran across town to get a connecting train.

Got some Pepsi Max, and arrived at my desk 2 minutes late and wiped the sweat of my forehead.

I have now thoroughly washed my head and hands in the work bathroom sink.

 

[Illaveago]

When will you be plumbing it in?

I just saw the advert last night and thought that it looked like a shower cubicle.
I was wondering how you would prevent things , pets or people from getting squashed when the lift descended ?

 

[Illaveago]

Morning. It isn't raining at the moment but the air is damp .

We will be doing some baby sitting in the museum later .

 

[fossyant]

Well, dropped my son off at the Station for his journey to Le Mans. We managed to reduce the 'bags' down to a medium suitcase, a rucksack and a tent - still very heavy.

He's meeting two friends at Euston as they are travelling from a different station. Should make Le Mans some time this evening - lots of walking and trains. Virgin to Euston, walk to St Pancras, Eurostar to Paris, transfer on Metro, Paris to Le Mans by train, then tram to the circuit and a walk/busses to the camp site.

One lad has pulled out at last minute as he applied for his passport too late ! Was hoping to buy tickets last minute (not a cheap option).

 

[classic33]

Morning. It isn't raining at the moment but the air is damp .

We will be doing some baby sitting in the museum later .

Mummy not there?

 

[classic33]

Oh, it was you lot that sent it here was it?

Can you take it back please, or as you're Poshshire, arrange for a tradesman to come and pick it up for you in a van?

Didn't want to bother when you got the wrong weather before though. If only you'd returned it then...

 

[Andy in Germany]

Mummy not there?

Not unless it's got an Egyptian section.

 

[classic33]

Not unless it's got an Egyptian section.

Celtic, Celtic Chinese or

View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PCOyIR6hp-Q

 

[Andy in Germany]

Celtic, Celtic Chinese or

View: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PCOyIR6hp-Q

Good to see the Undead are taking part in the drive to multiculturalism.

 

[classic33]

Good to see the Undead are taking part in the drive to multiculturalism.

You anywhere near to
Sommersdorf?

 

[Asa Post]

I sowed them into pots last October or November, I think. Then planted them out in their growing positions. They go dormant over winter, but get a good start when the weather starts to warm up. Is that what you did with yours?

I also think you are more than 90 miles north of here.

You had a 5 month start on me
Bench Freans and Rarlet Scunners were sown in pots and planted out later. No flowers yet, but I wouldn't expect any until July.
Bored Beans were sown direct on 20th March.

According to Google Maps, Worcester is 87 miles from Sheffield as the crow flies (other birds may take longer routes). I'm not in the middle of Sheffield, and I'm guessing that you're not in the middle of Worcester, but the distance must be about right.
Using the latitude of the two cities, and assuming one degree is 69 miles, I'm only 82 miles north of you.