Tea? (Part 1)

[tdr1nka]

Get the grill on then!

Although, so simple, hot buttered toast has a feel of luxury to it.

 

[wafflycat]

Morning all!

Hens fed, hen house mucked out.
Cats fed.. cats exploring the garden
Husband fed & watered (well, tea'ed)
Me, had cuppa, not eaten yet.
WMnr - still in bed as is typical of 19 year-old.

Milton Keynes and somewhere in the middle of south Bedfordshire today. Oh joy...

 

[TheDoctor]

I should hope he is still in bed! Being up before 7 am counts as wierd and unnatural behavior in my book.
Off on chaufeusse duties later? Middle of South Beds - that's not so far from me either. Ampthill / Shefford region, perchance?

 

[Night Train]

Seconded! The room comment was my idea of a joke

If they got a room it would need to have internet access and a secure bike rack as well as a tea and cake supply.

 

[Renard]

If they got a room it would need to have internet access and a secure bike rack as well as a tea and cake supply.

 

[TheDoctor]

If they got a room it would need to have internet access and a secure bike rack as well as a tea and cake supply.

You've seen my place then? Bike rack behind the sofa,mobile broadband, 3 sorts of tea and a supply of cakes...

 

[tdr1nka]

Arrrrggggh. Fuggin' Parcel Farce! *bangs head on desk*
Need tea. *bangs head on desk* Is nothing simple in this country anymore?
*bangs head on desk*

 

[Landslide]

*bangs head on desk*

+1

Have a cuppa.

 

[Speicher]

I think this "nugget" of information will be welcomed by people who frequent Tea? Sandi Toksvig has written in an article that I have just read, "the reverse of stressed is desserts".

Desserts for Tdr1nka please. Lemon meringue pie? jam roly polly?

 

[TheDoctor]

I have some Battenberg! Well, it's actually at home in the freezer. Only way of stopping meself from eating most of it in one go...

 

[tdr1nka]

Is that my just desserts?

Have now wrestled my new light from the clutches of Parcel Farce!
Battery is charging, and I'm waiting for darkness, B'wahhahahaha!

 

[Speicher]

Without asking the wider ? forum - I would like to ask people on this thread a question. A new saddle could be £30 to £40, and so could new cycling shorts. Bearing in mind I hope to lose weight/girth by cycling, if I can only purchase one (shorts or saddle) just now, which should I get? Hopefully cycling would help me lose weight so the shorts might be too big in a couple of months. If I am not going far on the cycle - perhaps 5 miles or so, is it better to get a new saddle first? Your ideas/suggestions would be appreciated.

 

[tdr1nka]

What saddle do you have at the mo?
Otherwise, saddle first IMO. What brands are you looking at?

 

[Landslide]

Even the best shorts in the world won't help if your saddle is uncomfortable.

 

[Aperitif]

Di not worry laddie- you'll be able to reflect upon it soon enough. Beyond our Ken(nington)...all will be (Mus)well...