Tea? (Part 4)
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172traindriver
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172traindriver
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172traindriver
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Yon plonka, Wodney..
you got Georgia on your mind
Or how about the Georgia Satellites?
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HQr7RxYec-0
Saluki
World class procrastinator
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- ...Norwich over the water.
Home again. Thank God!
What a dog of a day. Great bike ride, I loved every single second of it. Brilliant walk with the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, watching squirrels in the park and then Hubster and I got dragged around the park by a Labradoodle that we used to walk a lot but this is his first walk with us since September time.
Then we groomed him.
The remit was 'just a trim'.
Hmmm.
It took 2 hours to de-knot and dry this dog and then another hour and a half to style him as he was getting well fed up. That's not including at least 25 minutes for 3 shampoos and a condition as he was filthy. We used half a bottle of leave in conditioner trying to get those knots out. It seems that he was not as well brushed as we were led to believe. I am absolutely cream crackered. He looked amazing when I had sorted him out though.
Once home we grabbed our dogs and took them for a walk before sitting down for a cuppa as we knew that once we had sat down, that we wouldn't want to go out again. We would have, as the dogs need and deserve their walk but we went before a cuppa. Lovely lovely evening out. I quite fancied another ride but knew that I'd get to the end of the road and decide that I was shattered.
I have a lovely cup of unleaded coffee, bean chilli simmering on the hob. Very happy now
What a dog of a day. Great bike ride, I loved every single second of it. Brilliant walk with the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, watching squirrels in the park and then Hubster and I got dragged around the park by a Labradoodle that we used to walk a lot but this is his first walk with us since September time.
Then we groomed him.
The remit was 'just a trim'.
Hmmm.
It took 2 hours to de-knot and dry this dog and then another hour and a half to style him as he was getting well fed up. That's not including at least 25 minutes for 3 shampoos and a condition as he was filthy. We used half a bottle of leave in conditioner trying to get those knots out. It seems that he was not as well brushed as we were led to believe. I am absolutely cream crackered. He looked amazing when I had sorted him out though.
Once home we grabbed our dogs and took them for a walk before sitting down for a cuppa as we knew that once we had sat down, that we wouldn't want to go out again. We would have, as the dogs need and deserve their walk but we went before a cuppa. Lovely lovely evening out. I quite fancied another ride but knew that I'd get to the end of the road and decide that I was shattered.
I have a lovely cup of unleaded coffee, bean chilli simmering on the hob. Very happy now
Bobby Mhor
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I'm allowed...mind you she could cut up my fish supper and feed that instead...
Flying over my head now
Saluki
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- ...Norwich over the water.
I love this. Not heard it for yonks. Thanks for posting.
It's all C chords and G chords. I can play that
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Teeth?I bet your teeth don't though
ScotiaLass
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Hubby just made us taco shells - spicy beef, salsa, lettuce, cheese and sour cream 
Lullabelle
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Hubby just made us taco shells - spicy beef, salsa, lettuce, cheese and sour cream
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SatNavSaysStraightOn
Changed hemispheres!
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welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
the jam and cream are the wrong way round!
Hasn't there been a fascinating thread asking what was first, cream or jam?
classic33
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Isn't that a thread elsewhere?the jam and cream are the wrong way round!
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