Friday: my friend, where are you.

[TLW1]

In the office for too much meeting fun.

Managed to get Richard Ashcroft tickets for Ludlow castle, booked a cottage for a weekend wedding and paid for the family plus parents meal last night. Been an expensive 24 hrs

Pub later but easy pub as racing in the tail end of storm Amy - not going to be fun as not recovered from the last one

 

[SpokeyDokey]

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[wakemalcolm]

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Cool, I won't let it spoil le weekend.

 

[dicko]

Water board email telling me to clear my drains of leaves, check the street drains are clear of debris and ensure my water butt has room in it.
So far it’s just drizzling and a gentle breeze.

 

[Stevo 666]

Cool, I won't let it spoil le weekend.

Paging @briantrumpet to the thread

 

[Stevo 666]

We who live in the distant north go nowhere without a waterproof!

Does that include Newcastle? Seems like they're always dressed for a summer holiday in the Med, even in January.

 

[wakemalcolm]

Who’s Amy?

We'll never know.

 

[postman]

Water board email telling me to clear my drains of leaves, check the street drains are clear of debris

When i wer a kid we had 'gully suckers' came round never see anything like that now.Mind you we had a Corporation Dept then,painters,electricians,joiners,plumbers,bus depot,gardening teams you name it the whole country had them,Governments over the years sure have ruined it all.

 

[orraloon]

I thought Amy was ain a thae proper Inglish names, no? Anyway she has slipped out of the title and is heading this way. Rain started, breeze picking up, forecasting gusts up to 60mph later today. Greenhouse vents all closed and storm locked. Must be autumn innit.

 

[VinSumRox]

Does that include Newcastle? Seems like they're always dressed for a summer holiday in the Med, even in January.

Nah, its the dry side of the country

 

[wakemalcolm]

Nah, its the dry side of the country

Am struggling to call the East the dry side at the moment. Absolutely tipping it down.