Mo1959
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- Perthshire,Scotland
Im hoping my new snood arrives in the post before heading out
You get post on a Sunday?
Im hoping my new snood arrives in the post before heading out
You get post on a Sunday?
****er! hee hee i really dont know what day it is...You get post on a Sunday?
There is going to be a 70 mile diversion from 31st October to 20th December on the busiest Road in Wales due to a collapsed road. 70 miles for gods sake for 7 weeks. Absolutely ridiculous. So if u want to shop in Newtown, that will be a drive of 140 miles round trip. I don't think so
https://www.westerntelegraph.co.uk/news/24648064.a470-road-closure-70-mile-diversion-fix-wall/
We get Amazon deliveries on Sundays in rural Lincolnshire.
Morning all, it is nice and warm here, which could be because I am still in bed. A gym session followed by a swim in an outdoor pool this afternoon are my only plans for the day so far.
Shropshire Blue - my favourite cheese.I was just debating whether to have a bacon and egg sarnie when my SiL did me scrambled egg on toast.
Later we are having Brei plus Shropshire Blue cheese with crackers.
I did 3 years as a commission only salesman back in the early 80s.A start is some eye contact and a sincere hello, if you can’t do that then you’re in the wrong job.
Morning all.
Yep, cold here. Max of 9° forecast.
Nothing planned for the day so a day of TV sport looms.
I did my curry yesterday. 2 portions with the idea of having one today with rice and t'other tomorrow with chips. However, daughter has decreed that she is doing a Sunday roast so one portion will go in the freezer.I
Around these parts when the do a diversion they have to use equivalent roads, so A road closure they have to use A road diversion, B road closure B road only diversion, there are often shorter routes using alternatives. Which of course some vehicles cannot use.
She'll correct you if you're right too. Some chicks are like thatWelshie will correct me If i am wrong...
Where you from Classic ? That's something we used to say, 'I'll sithi' ( 'see ya later' kind of thing) in Notts in the 70sSithi