Tea? (Part 2)

[Puddles]

Bathroom cleaned - children fed, now I stink of zoflora, quick then onto

 

[somewhere in america]

I am carb loading as potsy would call it ............ or stuffing my face with Haribo as the rest of us call it

I'd call it carb loading too if I had any idea what Haribo was!

@Puddles
you didn't miss much, mostly just chatting about the nuances of the English language (yours and mine).
Eleventy million.... that's about right, it's how I got my "active" status.

SIA - Mooching means wandering about with no particular purpose, either at home or maybe out looking in shops, stopping now and then for tea or coffee. Real experts like NT and I can mooch all day if we're in the mood.

At first I thought it ment kissing (snogging he he I love that word) but I realized that really didn't make any sense.


I just might make some tea it's a nice cool morning.
time to feed the animals.

 

[Puddles]

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At first I thought it ment kissing (snogging he he I love that word)but but I realized that really didn't make any sense.
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No thats Smooching

 

[somewhere in america]

This is the first Saturday morning we have spent quietly at home for ages, do how do you celebrate such much needed idleness?

There is only one way

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Make that a toasted bagel with butter and I'm about to join you

 

[TVC]

SIA, just spotted your thread in the welcome mat, I tend not to look in there very often, sorry. Here, have a mug of builders and a pease pudding sarnie.

 

[somewhere in america]

SIA, just spotted your thread in the welcome mat, I tend not to look in there very often, sorry. Here, have a mug of builders snd a pease pudding sarnie.

a mug of what? And a what of who?

 

[somewhere in america]

59 and sunny now with a high of 78. Perfect!

 

[TVC]

59 and sunny now with a high of 78. Perfect!

Our British summer (and it was a good one this year) ended last week. Tonight and tomorrow we get the first autumn gales It won't be long until the snow arrives for them up north.

 

[potsy]

Our British summer (and it was a good one this year) ended last week. Tonight and tomorrow we get the first autumn gales It won't be long until the snow arrives for them up north.

 

[somewhere in america]

South Carolina has a long spring (2nd week of March until June first) and autumn (2nd week of Sept til Christmas eve) , short winter and moderate summer but the summers are unbearably hot and humid. Winter isn' t too bad, just a bit too chilly for me. I prefer a more moderate climate like the pacific NW; low 80's/high 70's in the summer/fall @ 40% humidity and winter/spring low high 40's/ low 50's

 

[ColinJ]

a mug of what? And a what of who?

Hi SIA!

Builders = Builder's tea
Pease pudding
Sarnie = sandwich

 

[somewhere in america]

Hi SIA!

Builders = Builder's tea
Pease pudding
Sarnie = sandwich

Builders tea sounds interesting, I'd certainly try it but I think it would be too strong (and sweet) for me. As for pease pudding No thanks. I hate peas (never liked them, even as a baby) and I hate mushy.... odd though our split peas are green not yellow. I liked the history on builders tea. Funny, the childrens rhyme in reference to pease pudding is pease porridge here...

 

[Puddles]

Phew last load of

doing, upstairs is all

and dog hair free, small peoples beds all made & rooms clean this size

should do me, before I start on the dining room

 

[Sara_H]

Bah! Having survived Friday 13th unscathed, I have dropped a snow shovel on my head and cause a nasty scalp laceration. I've taken to my bed and am making unreasonable demands for tea on a frequent basis.

 

[Puddles]

Bah! Having survived Friday 13th unscathed, I have dropped a snow shovel on my head and cause a nasty scalp laceration. I've taken to my bed and am making unreasonable demands for tea on a frequent basis.

Ow ow ow, make many demands GWS!