Mundane News

[perplexed]

My Yorkshire Tea teabag has just split!

Into North, South and West?

 

[Salty seadog]

Phew! got away with it, no hangover.

Me too but then cheese doesn't give you hangovers.

 

[Illaveago]

Morning. It looks misty out !
We had a lovely roast turkey dinner. It is strange how that and a couple of glasses of white wine can make you fall asleep !

Later when it got dark I tried out one of my presents, a front light for my bike. It isn't half bright !

 

[Salty seadog]

Don't know what it's like outside, I've made a coffee and got back in bed Not looked out of the window yet.

 

[Levo-Lon]

I feel very good, I'm not going to eat much today mind.
I only had 4 pints all day but 2 of them were headache producing Doombar down the pub.
Most definitely going for either a long walk or a bike ride, depending on how Mrs Lon feels when she surfaces..tea totalers feel the same All day

 

[colly]

Into North, South and West?

You could be riding your luck there.

 

[classic33]

Twenty years today, since an undertaker did his first visit to check on the person he'd "loaded" into the back of his work vehicle the day before.

 

[MikeG]

Twenty years today, since an undertaker did his first visit to check on the person he'd "loaded" into the back of his work vehicle the day before.

That's an enigmatic post. Care to share the story?

 

[tyred]

I reckon I'd need to cycle non-stop to Gdansk to burn off all the calories I ate yesterday

 

[Salty seadog]

Another turkey roast today. Then the cheese.

 

[Lullabelle]

Morning all

Actually managed to get a lie-in, mug of tea and a slice of cheese on toast for breakfast.

 

[Andy in Germany]

It is slightly foggy.

 

[Lullabelle]

No boxing day queuing for me

 

[classic33]

That's an enigmatic post. Care to share the story?

Face plant at Midnight Mass. The nearest ambulance was over 30 miles away. The undertakers premises was less than 100 yards.

He went and got his vehicle. I was loaded into the back, having been carried out by staff. Taken first to a local doctor. Who was a little worried at the vehicle pulling up outside his house. From there, a twenty mile run to the nearest A&E. Where I was unloaded and allowed to walk in on my own. Something that seemed to have staff wondering.

Last thing I remember was about 15 minutes into the Mass. Then walking into the hospital, nearly two hours later. The gap was filled in by those travelling in the vehicle, and the undertaker when he came to visit.

 

[raleighnut]

Well Christmas went well