Tea? (Part 1)

[TheDoctor]

Small of the back? Oh yes yes yes. Let me ease this up a bit. and those down a little. Oh, nice. Yes, those too, just a little bit. Maybe a little more, is that comfortable?
*barely contains wild and rampant enthusiasm*

Now, a little more oil, and lets see where you're all knotted up.

*Rubs Arch in manner that couldn't be confused with platonic in a month of Sundays*

 

[TheDoctor]

i think you'll find it's the small of TheDoctor's front that is stiff!

maybe it's just the angle i'm looking from...

You shouldn't be looking at all!

 

[tdr1nka]

Tranquility Base............ the paperback has landed.
TY Doc'!

 

[Arch]

Small of the back? Oh yes yes yes. Let me ease this up a bit. and those down a little. Oh, nice. Yes, those too, just a little bit. Maybe a little more, is that comfortable?
*barely contains wild and rampant enthusiasm*

Now, a little more oil, and lets see where you're all knotted up.

*Rubs Arch in manner that couldn't be confused with platonic in a month of Sundays*

*wonders how she came to be getting an erotic massage from a man in Hatfield, using sunflower margarine*

I thought my life couldn't get any wierder...

 

[TheDoctor]

@tdr1nka

Excellent! Hope you enjoy it. Will young Ms tdr1nka like it, do you think, or leave it a year or three?
No luck so far with copying 'From the Earth to the Moon' DVDs, so I'll lend them to you at some point.

 

[TheDoctor]

*wonders how she came to be getting an erotic massage from a man in Hatfield, using sunflower margarine*

I thought my life couldn't get any wierder...

Could be worse, there could be a womble involved.

*removes melted margarine and absent-mindedly spreads on toast*

Mmmm! Good toast. Slightly saltier than usual, but nice.

 

[LordoftheTeapot]

* hands out tea and leaves... Meeting due to start at 2:00 *

 

[Speicher]

Thank you so much for the leaves. The trees in my garden have not got any yet, so I am sure they will appreciate your generositea.

 

[TheDoctor]

Hi Speicher! How are you?

 

[wafflycat]

ooh, aah... ooh...

*ache*

Just done my Tudor galleon impersonation once more and my aged timbers are creaking as I sailed further than yesterday.

I am in need of tea.

*and a rub down*

oooohaahargghh..

 

[Fnaar]

I'm just off to splice my mainbrace....

 

[TheDoctor]

ooh, aah... ooh...

*ache*

Just done my Tudor galleon impersonation once more and my aged timbers are creaking as I sailed further than yesterday.

I am in need of tea.

*and a rub down*

oooohaahargghh..

I'm here for you Waffles! Have some tea, and let's see if I can find that massage oil again.
*sticks another yule log on the fire*

Why the sudden interest in swimming? Never been all that keen on pools myself. Now the sea, quite another matter, if it's warm.

Oh - and 'Pish!' in your general direction. Aging timbers indeed. You're nowhere near aging yet, IMHO.Another 20 years, then you can talk about being aging, if you like.

 

[wafflycat]

My timbers are definitely aging, my good man, as they are in their fiftieth year! Not as springy and flexible as when they were in their twenties, but hopefully, a fair few years left in them before they crumble ( I hope!)

Why the swimming? Well, I want to try to keep the excess flab at bay. I so much as look as something in the food department that is less than utterly healthy and I gain weight. I kid you not. Sometimes life just sucks. I've got friends who can eat & eat all they want of the most wonderfully deliciously unhealthy stuff, who rarely eat fruit & veg, and are stick thin despite doing little exercise. As I said, sometimes life sucks. So, as much as I love cycling, I want to introduce another form of exercise into the Wafflycat routine. As swimming exercises upper body more than cycling, I'm giving it a go. I loathe going to the gym and if I do running, I give myself black-eyes and bruised knees.. My swimming style is not confident or fast, but like my cycling - I can keep going a-while before flaking out.

Hence the swimming. Plus I've discovered the joys of an almost empty pool! Hurrah!

 

[TheDoctor]

My timbers are definitely aging, my good man, as they are in their fiftieth year! Not as springy and flexible as when they were in their twenties, but hopefully, a fair few years left in them before they crumble ( I hope!)

I have the pleasure of regularly setting sail in a set of timbers some years older than yours, young Waffles. They've got loads of years left in them yet. That makes yours having (loads + 19) or so. Fret not.

Why the swimming? Well, I want to try to keep the excess flab at bay. I so much as look as something in the food department that is less than utterly healthy and I gain weight. I kid you not. Sometimes life just sucks. I've got friends who can eat & eat all they want of the most wonderfully deliciously unhealthy stuff, who rarely eat fruit & veg, and are stick thin despite doing little exercise. As I said, sometimes life sucks. So, as much as I love cycling, I want to introduce another form of exercise into the Wafflycat routine. As swimming exercises upper body more than cycling, I'm giving it a go. I loathe going to the gym and if I do running, I give myself black-eyes and bruised knees.. My swimming style is not confident or fast, but like my cycling - I can keep going a-while before flaking out.

Hence the swimming. Plus I've discovered the joys of an almost empty pool! Hurrah!

Well, yay for that! Off to the g-word soon for a spinning class. Laters!

 

[shinamo]

well shiver me timbers , good to know there is plenty of friggin' in the riggin' left . Does the water sports stretch to bowlines on the bite ?
Tea weak , milk no sugar , thanks .