Tea? (Part 2)

[Lullabelle]

I'm just watching the highlights of the Vuelta on ITV4 and the adverts are really annoying me. The strap line from the Barclays football league one is "to follow is to love" - I don't think so grrrrrrrrrr

Gary Imlach's jeans are tight

 

[Lullabelle]

I prefer the two gents that do the TDF myself. They are doing the USA pro tour at the mo, or at least they were doing it in Denver earlier in the week.

Phil Liggette does the TDF and started doing the Vuelta yesterday, Graham Jones the gravely voiced fella was involved with the Halfords Tour Series amongst others

 

[coffeejo]

For those of you with FB accounts: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10200387320826253

 

[Arch]

Evening all. Just a quick hello before we go to bed. We've had a fun day at the aboretum, where we looked at trees and butterflies and sculpture and a huge treehouse. Lots of fun.

 

[coffeejo]

Bedtime for me too. Dog's already snoring

 

[TVC]

Night all, must be about time for Hill Wimp to set off for work

 

[Hill Wimp]

Night all, must be about time for Hill Wimp to set off for work

Just up so time for then work. Enjoy it all.

 

[TVC]

Back to being part of the early brigade.

 

[GM]

Morning All

 

[Biscuit]

. I promised Dave a run this morning! Quick first thou. Morning all.

 

[phil_hg_uk]

 

[Archie_tect]

You never know what's just around the corner... yesterday Mum-in-L had a mini-stroke so we were at the RVI until 11.30 helping Mrs A_T sort out 'stuff' that needs doing and supporting F-in-L with the shock.
Thankfully Mum-in-L is making good progress so early signs are promising. Everyone and everything at the RVI is wonderful.
Today's a lovely day.

 

[Arch]

All the best to mum in law.

We've been out to buy Oli some knee and elbow pads and mitts, and then take him to try them out on his bike. NT and I may have had a go on his bike too.

 

[Speicher]

I think I need after an encounter with on-line Banking.

I may also need a doughnut.

 

[Speicher]

I do not want to put a thread on the forum as a whole but can anyone help with this? Someone has given a well-known supermarket bank my address in error. So I am now getting letters from the bank's solicitors chasing non-payment of car insurance. I have spoken to, and written to, both the banker and their solicitors now, explaining the situation.

If I receive further correspondence from them, what should I do? It is for a relatively small amount, £35, I think, so I do not expect Bailiffs to break down my door, but still wonder what to do.