Tea? (Part 2)

[phil_hg_uk]

Is Jo still out with Snipe? Or has she come back?

What's happened to Potsy and Yorkshire Phil....all very quiet today.

And where's Wol? Is it her working day or is she looking at knees?

been out for a

 

[Arch]

I learnt a new word the other day, then forgot it, but something on TV last night reminded me.
Pareidolia - seeing faces, or other patterns, in random things.

Is there a word for thinking you see meaning in otherwise random internet threads...?

 

[coffeejo]

Is Jo still out with Snipe? Or has she come back?

been out for a

Walked the pooch and been out twice. Now have hot chocolate.

 

[Biscuit]

Walked the pooch and been out twice. Now have hot chocolate.

Get in!

 

[TheDoctor]

Evenings!!
I have been on the WNRttP and now I have a bowl of Pasta with Random Stuff from the Fridge. Chilli oil, some cold meat (not sure what it is - chorizo or salami) and grated cheddar.
Why have we not got a 'Pasta' smiley?

 

[coffeejo]

sounds good. Cloudy here

 

[Biscuit]

We have gloom here ce matin. . Coffee sitch restored. Happy Days again!

 

[Archie_tect]

Il pleut... chats et chiens.

 

[coffeejo]

 

[coffeejo]

We now have the barest hint of blue sky

sounds like a good idea, wockywoo, cheers

 

[ColinJ]

I'm just back from what I hope will be my final blood tests.

It looked like rain earlier so I'd caught the bus to Mytholmroyd, and when I came out of the clinic I headed straight for the bus stop, without thinking. A bus was in but I didn't manage to cross the road in time to catch it. So there I was, hanging about waiting for the next bus when I remembered that I was supposed to be doing more walking! It's only a couple of miles, and the rain was holding off, so I set off on foot.

I headed down Caldene Avenue which is a quiet road parallel to the busy A646 to Hebden Bridge. A teacher was doing cycle training for a group of small children in front of me and I had a sudden flashback to training for my Cycling Proficiency test at school in 1965, nearly half a century ago - yikes, I'm getting old!

 

[ColinJ]

I hope the tests come back with a good result

Thanks. I'm wondering if the hospital will bother contacting me with a (good) negative result? I get the impression that the NHS tend to only get in touch with bad news. I had my blood pressure taken about 30 times but nobody ever bothered to comment on the readings. In the end, I asked and was told that they were fine.

I remember taking my cycling proficiency test in Mill Hill......I suspect it was in 1965 as well

That makes you a near-oldie too!

 

[Speicher]

We now have the barest hint of blue sky

sounds like a good idea, wockywoo, cheers

Wockywoo?

 

[coffeejo]

Thanks. I'm wondering if the hospital will bother contacting me with a (good) negative result? I get the impression that the NHS tend to only get in touch with bad news. I had my blood pressure taken about 30 times but nobody ever bothered to comment on the readings. In the end, I asked and was told that they were fine.

Your GP should have access to the records - I had stitches a while back and the nurse accidentally stabbed herself with the needle so we both had all *those* tests done. I knew they'd only get in touch if it was bad news, but I still went a bit when I didn't hear anything (letters get lost etc etc) so I went to my GP to double check - it only took her a few seconds on the computer.

 

[Speicher]

The Turkish team in the Tour of Turkey