Mundane News

[Reynard]

Curled up with the cats, a copy of the Racing Post and the coverage from Aintree on the telly.

 

[Lullabelle]

Gave our back lawns their 1st mow of the year, had to keep stopping because Mr/Mrs robin kept hopping down to pick up morsels

 

[TVC]

Right, biscuits and gravy.

Yep, scones with pork porridge. It was interesting.

 

[Salty seadog]

Right, biscuits and gravy.

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Yep, scones with pork porridge. It was interesting.

I was going to say ' help me out here '

Then I saw you'd provided an explanation.

hmmmm......

Not sure.

 

[Illaveago]

Titheridge and Hope under Dinmoor are worth a look see.

Watch out for the cow posing for the camera!

I think I can remember seeing Hope under Dinmoor . There was a really large N gauge layout and a really large small scale layout of the Forth Rail Bridge, it was T scale .
I bought some N gauge bits, a motorised chassis and some wheels .

 

[TVC]

I was going to say ' help me out here '

Then I saw you'd provided an explanation.

hmmmm......

Not sure.

It's huge in the Southern States. It's not going to be huge in Leicester.

 

[tyred]

All dressed up and ready to go out for the evening and I find my car won't start

 

[Bollo]

In Waitrose today and the guy in front of me in the queue was Jan Bednarek, Southampton defender and scorer of one of Southampton’s goals against Chelsea today. One of the till ladies (a very lovely smiley lady in her late 50s/early 60s at a guess) turned from her till to talk to him.....

Till Lady - congratulations on scoring today.
Jan B, a bit nonplussed - Errr, thanks.
Till Lady - didn’t go well after that, did it?
Jan B -

He didn’t look best pleased.

 

[Hill Wimp]

Today I hit the garden in the glorious sunshine. It's now nice and tidy and ready for a good blast with the pressure washer.

Now off to a 50th birthday party

 

[Gravity Aided]

It's huge in the Southern States. It's not going to be huge in Leicester.

Some would say leave that to the experts. I would say just leave it altogether. A beagle is assisting me in typing this, so it must not be a big hit with the canine community.

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

Beer o'clock, people! Cheers.

 

[Tenacious Sloth]

Red Eye gravy? I wish you luck with that, I don't generally favor biscuits and gravy, I prefer grits and side-meat, or hog jowls.

Hmmm... Hog jowls.

I think if I offered that to my daughter - she may be sick.

Probably nicer than it sounds, I hope.

Graham

 

[gbb]

Today was a good day.
Picked up the grandkids for most of the day, let mum and dad have a bit of quality time.
Took them to an exotic wildlife rescue centre /park for a couple hours. Imogen, 20 months, was in love with the little goats who surrounded her and insisted on kissing all of them...not wise but what can you do once she's done it.
Home, dinner, nap for Imogen, played dinosaurs with Luke and watched Shrek which he enjoyed immensely.
Take them home at 4.30, dad and mum are doing steak etc for tea...luke, 4 yo, decides he wants tuna pasta...dad eats Luke's steak.
Home, bike ride for an hour, pushed on a bit to try to get some speed back into my legs.
Home, steak and all the trimmings, the ribeye was soooo tender and tasty.
Relax....bath time.

 

[Fab Foodie]

Beer o'clock, people! Cheers.

Eh? You’re about 12 hours too late....
Do keep up ;-)

 

[deptfordmarmoset]

Eh? You’re about 12 hours too late....
Do keep up ;-)

I used to have an 8 o'clock yardarm on my beer consumption. But as I've set myself a 365 new beers target for this year I may have forgotten my rule from time to time. I was simply impressed by my abstemiousness and had to share it. Did you really have an 8am beer before going off bike bothering?