Tea? (Part 1)

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Tea had slipped to page 2..

It's got right breezy outside, can't tell yet if it'll be a headwind or tailwind...

My mother is returned safe to English soil. She was met with a hand painted (well, probably finger painted) sign saying 'Grandma' and is apparently now to be known for ever more as 'Grandma Big Plane!' by Oliver, who didn't care that the flight was 2 hours late, as long as he could see big planes....

 

[Landslide]

'noons...

Eeh, but I'm lethargic today. Still, off to catch the choo-choo back oop norf soon.

 

[Speicher]

Everyone out for the evening? Strong Tea for me then I am off out to a pub by the river, with the possibility of strong drinks and strong raisins and currents.

 

[ianrauk]

Came home from work and find we have a brand new working sink... time for tea & a biccie! Garribaldi or fig roll anyone?

 

[Speicher]

Sorry those are my least favourite biccies, I prefer custard creams or dark choc digestive.

On the kitchen front, you might find things progress quickly now.
You might come home from work tomorrow and find you have a cooker, or microwave.

 

[TheDoctor]

*passes dark chocolate suggestive in Speicher's general direction*

Evenings! Been somewhat busy so I've not really had a chance to pop in lately. Are we all well?

 

[Hover Fly]

Morning all! Come on there's work to be done.

 

[wafflycat]

Morning! Just done the morning egg collection!

 

[Amanda P]

How many?

 

[Amanda P]

... Sister Sprocket...!

 

[Landslide]

Morning all!

The day has dawned sunny and bright!
Happy teas are on the go!

 

[wafflycat]

How many?

Two. May get another a bit later, may not. The girls are still settling in the new accommodation & sorting out their new pecking order, so their 'system' is out of sync and they need a wee while to settle down again.

 

[wafflycat]

Joy. Not. Cash. Shedloads.

The trials & tribulations of WCMnr sorting out learning to drive. Never mind the cost of lessons & testing.. it's the damn cost of insurance! Long gone are the days where £20 got you on your parent's insurance for a year to drive their car under supervision to get you experience. Oh no. To get WC Mnr on mine will cost over £1000pa. The other way is via a special separate learner driver policy where it's his insurance, and it costs nearly £100 a month - so either way it's *expensive*

Uggbre!

 

[HelenD123]

Joy. Not. Cash. Shedloads.

The trials & tribulations of WCMnr sorting out learning to drive. Never mind the cost of lessons & testing.. it's the damn cost of insurance! Long gone are the days where £20 got you on your parent's insurance for a year to drive their car under supervision to get you experience. Oh no. To get WC Mnr on mine will cost over £1000pa. The other way is via a special separate learner driver policy where it's his insurance, and it costs nearly £100 a month - so either way it's *expensive*

Uggbre!

Here's a strong cup of tea. Sounds like you need it...

 

[wafflycat]

Ta. I need that tea. And a sit down. And smelling salts.