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Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
Tell us how your day was, say hello or just introduce yourself if you're new to the site.
Post edited by Hmmm... on 29/12/2018 at 18:19.
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Sonic Chris wrote:
It's amazing to be back in England. I'm convinced Scotland doesn't evolve, as the place I stayed (Whithorn/Isle of Whithorn for those interested) is the exact same as when I last went (8 years or so ago). Also visited Scotland's Book Town, Wigtown. It's got more book shops and charity shops than cars by the looks of it, shame there were no good books. Only stayed there for an hour, due to sheer boredom. Best part of the entire week was yesterday when we ventured on the fields near the cliffs in what cannot be described as less than galeforce winds. It was fantastic. The other 6 days cannot be described as more than bland.
Overall, I won't be moving further north anytime soon....
How's everybody else?
Sounds like a typical geography field trip ... ha ha. As for Wigtown, it's got more book shops and charity shops than cars by the looks of it. You should visit our small village/town...we had banks by the score, more pubs than the population and more shops than you could shake a stick at....but now nothing except for charity shops and book shops and 'hairdressing salons'.... that's life....ideal for a geography field trip :¬)
It's amazing to be back in England. I'm convinced Scotland doesn't evolve, as the place I stayed (Whithorn/Isle of Whithorn for those interested) is the exact same as when I last went (8 years or so ago). Also visited Scotland's Book Town, Wigtown. It's got more book shops and charity shops than cars by the looks of it, shame there were no good books. Only stayed there for an hour, due to sheer boredom. Best part of the entire week was yesterday when we ventured on the fields near the cliffs in what cannot be described as less than galeforce winds. It was fantastic. The other 6 days cannot be described as more than bland.
Overall, I won't be moving further north anytime soon....
How's everybody else?
Sounds like a typical geography field trip ... ha ha. As for Wigtown, it's got more book shops and charity shops than cars by the looks of it. You should visit our small village/town...we had banks by the score, more pubs than the population and more shops than you could shake a stick at....but now nothing except for charity shops and book shops and 'hairdressing salons'.... that's life....ideal for a geography field trip :¬)
I'm pretty certain I did. The south west of Scotland is a no-go for future reference ;D
Plenty to do in Scotland Chris, you just went to the wrong place.
:P
:P
It's amazing to be back in England. I'm convinced Scotland doesn't evolve, as the place I stayed (Whithorn/Isle of Whithorn for those interested) is the exact same as when I last went (8 years or so ago). Also visited Scotland's Book Town, Wigtown. It's got more book shops and charity shops than cars by the looks of it, shame there were no good books. Only stayed there for an hour, due to sheer boredom. Best part of the entire week was yesterday when we ventured on the fields near the cliffs in what cannot be described as less than galeforce winds. It was fantastic. The other 6 days cannot be described as more than bland.
Overall, I won't be moving further north anytime soon....
How's everybody else?
Overall, I won't be moving further north anytime soon....
How's everybody else?
Film was quite enjoyable, if predictable. Was a kids film though, so I'll let it off!
I see Brain Blessed seems to be guest starting (well, voice acting) in little Princess at the moment on Milkshake (five). Excellent.
I see Brain Blessed seems to be guest starting (well, voice acting) in little Princess at the moment on Milkshake (five). Excellent.
lol enjoy
downside of working from home? I feel guilty about some work I have to do so I'm at my desk for a few hours.
downside of working from home? I feel guilty about some work I have to do so I'm at my desk for a few hours.
Actually in the cinema now waiting for the film to start.
Morning all.
No swimming for kids due to half term, so cinema for 95p instead today. Marmaduke, apparently.
No swimming for kids due to half term, so cinema for 95p instead today. Marmaduke, apparently.
Nin wrote:
Butch wrote:
[i]Also, although twice my age, Nigella is mine!
In this case I'm willing to share. Failing that, I'll reauchambeau you for her[/i]
Ha ha .... and what size boot are you wearing Nin?
Butch wrote:
[i]Also, although twice my age, Nigella is mine!
In this case I'm willing to share. Failing that, I'll reauchambeau you for her[/i]
Ha ha .... and what size boot are you wearing Nin?
Butch wrote:
Also, although twice my age, Nigella is mine!
In this case I'm willing to share. Failing that, I'll reauchambeau you for her
Also, although twice my age, Nigella is mine!
In this case I'm willing to share. Failing that, I'll reauchambeau you for her
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