Tea? (Part 2)

[Arch]

http://www.comedy.co.uk/guide/radio/itma/

I wasn't around at the time, of course, but I've heard of it.

 

[Night Train]

...after they dumped their contract cleaners for being rubbish.

Well, I suppose technically you collect recycling not rubbish.

 

[Speicher]

As Arch suggests, NT, it sounds like a wise decision. It is better, I think, to use your energy on things that you really enjoy.

Renovating a house must be a lot of work. At least you can accomplish that at your own pace.

 

[coffeejo]

http://www.comedy.co.uk/guide/radio/itma/

I wasn't around at the time, of course, but I've heard of it.

*waits for Potsy to get back from work*

 

[Night Train]

Yes, I want to put my efforts into my house at the moment as that has a long term benefit and also counts towards making me work fit, helps my memory of what to do and is in normal working hours, albeit short ones.

I want to work on getting to bed early and getting up early as well. My current 'night's sleep' seems to 4am to lunchtime and I want to shift that back to a more reasonable midnight to 8am.

 

[Night Train]

http://www.comedy.co.uk/guide/radio/itma/

I wasn't around at the time, of course, but I've heard of it.

I wasn't around either, I think I was probably out of the country or something.

 

[Arch]

I have gained some more wols today. A Mummy wol and three ickle wols and a group of three wols.

That's a lot of wols!

I found a nice tin the other day, and thought of you - it had foreign writing, and was the right sort of shape, and had contained fancy biscuits and was very pretty. Alas, the person who'd thrown it out had been very thorough, and squashed it absolutely flat!

 

[Speicher]

Hmm yes, if it is squashed flat, it might not be ever so useful for storing biskits. Thank you for keeping on looking. They are sometimes on BayE, but the more unusual ones are in Europe. The postage starts to get very expensive.

 

[Speicher]

This one is unusual, tallish, as opposed to flat and square, but I am not sure I like calomile tea (that it contains).

It is on "buy it now" as opposed to an auction. I think I will try some calomile tea first. Possibly at the Pump House on Wednesday.

 

[Speicher]

I wonder what the hieroglypth is, the one below the three little sticks, and a sort of cup shape.

Would one of your colleagues at St Nicks have a degree in ancient Egyptology?

 

[Night Train]

I wonder what the hieroglypth is, the one below the three little sticks, and a sort of cup shape.

Would one of your colleagues at St Nicks have a degree in ancient Egyptology?

Had I not resigned from the theatre I could have asked there, the directors husband reads hieroglypths. He learnt when he wrote the current production.

 

[Speicher]

Blinking 'eck. I have just found the label, with the price still on it for the larger of the wols. The new price would be 39 earth pounds, the price in the CPL shop was £5! I just bought them cos they are lovely wols in a sort of china, I had no idea they were that expensive. Not, I hasten to add, that I would buy one at that price. The smaller one was £2.

 

[Speicher]

Reading down the side of the tin it looks like:

growing the plant, cut it down, add water, "unknown", fall asleep, not sure after that. Apparently the best quality of calomile leaves are grown in Egypt.

 

[Night Train]

Blinking 'eck. I have just found the label, with the price still on it for the larger of the wols. The new price would be 39 earth pounds, the price in the CPL shop was £5! I just bought them cos they are lovely wols in a sort of china, I had no idea they were that expensive. Not, I hasten to add, that I would buy one at that price. The smaller one was £2.

Well done!

We need photos, of the Wols.

 

[Night Train]

Reading down the side of the tin it looks like:

growing the plant, cut it down, add water, "unknown", fall asleep, not sure after that.

They may not even be real, just pretend writing.