Tea?

[Bobby Mhor]

You think she feels sorry for you.
Could you bandage her leg up up in sympathy, and so she's like you.

You couldn't go because of yer leg anyway.

Never buy anything made anywhere else.
Did you go to this years?
https://www1.renfrewshire.gov.uk/article/13148/Sma-Shot-Day

For sitting on or eating, who brought it yer?

And you want to buy summat else...
You'll be stocking up on yer own supplies with no unit prices on them yet.
NE, what's she seen that takes her fancy there.
All will be revealed in good time...

Maybe you don't remember them as well as you used to.
Have fun...

Of course, I achieved top level in the BB First Aid, a bit of red felt to wear behind the badge, plus Work First Aider on alternate years.
Whilst her sis was swimming, we had a lunch out and boy, the young 'un stole hearts and ate well...

No, I passed through a couple of times to see it..
Good to see these occasions kept alive..
Like this I never knew about...

I'll be at next years....

Believe it or not, my intake is way way down....
maybe a case of beer, we'll see.

 

[classic33]

Of course, I achieved top level in the BB First Aid, a bit of red felt to wear behind the badge, plus Work First Aider on alternate years.
Whilst her sis was swimming, we had a lunch out and boy, the young 'un stole hearts and ate well...

No, I passed through a couple of times to see it..
Good to see these occasions kept alive..
Like this I never knew about...

I'll be at next years....

Believe it or not, my intake is way way down....
maybe a case of beer, we'll see.

Will you be bandaging her leg up, in sympathy with yourself, and to make her feel like you?
Didn't want to hog the limelight and be filling the accident book in...
You took her to a McD's, so you could claim yer free coffee...

One of those events that take over an area, that you've then to pay just to get through?
Ay, if they're being kept alive for keeping the tradition alive, not to line some ones pocket.
Video unavailable at present, possibly due to me being at a library. I'll check it later.
Yer'll enjoy yerself no doubt.

You said Mrs M had heard the advice to cut down yer intake.
There's talk of a similar system as that North o'Border in South o'Border. Thought you might want to stock up before they introduce it on this side.

 

[Bobby Mhor]

Will you be bandaging her leg up, in sympathy with yourself, and to make her feel like you?
Didn't want to hog the limelight and be filling the accident book in...
You took her to a McD's, so you could claim yer free coffee...

One of those events that take over an area, that you've then to pay just to get through?
Ay, if they're being kept alive for keeping the tradition alive, not to line some ones pocket.
Video unavailable at present, possibly due to me being at a library. I'll check it later.
Yer'll enjoy yerself no doubt.

You said Mrs M had heard the advice to cut down yer intake.
There's talk of a similar system as that North o'Border in South o'Border. Thought you might want to stock up before they introduce it on this side.

Nah, when you are that age so she'll notice it's different,
doesn't like me without my Gregorys on...

Mrs M took them, my own coffee for me.
I have a pile of goodies to collect from their monopoly game...
Tomorrow for lunch.. we shall dine like the Maccys mob...

The local event thing,
It was the way the big man told of servitude to the owners and the way that folk eventually got freedom from it all and this was the 1800s,
I have read tons about mining, especially in this area, and of the tragic accident reports, which, in my opinion, were leaning heavily towards the mine owners. People were treated like *hi* by the so called ruling classes, it took more than a few to break the mould and start treating their workers well, offering education, bettering themselves.

Mrs M has returned with goodies , I hope...

 

[classic33]

Nah, when you are that age so she'll notice it's different,
doesn't like me without my Gregorys on...

Mrs M took them, my own coffee for me.
I have a pile of goodies to collect from their monopoly game...
Tomorrow for lunch.. we shall dine like the Maccys mob...

The local event thing,
It was the way the big man told of servitude to the owners and the way that folk eventually got freedom from it all and this was the 1800s,
I have read tons about mining, especially in this area, and of the tragic accident reports, which, in my opinion, were leaning heavily towards the mine owners. People were treated like *hi* by the so called ruling classes, it took more than a few to break the mould and start treating their workers well, offering education, bettering themselves.

Mrs M has returned with goodies , I hope...

But she'd have one just like you then. The bare necessities and all that...
She's probably wondering what you've done with the real you when you're not wearing them.

She took one swimming and both for something to eat, she's had a busy day. Quiet day for you no doubt...
And your own coffee to boot!
Thought you didn't like/do tomorrows. The Maccy Mob, was that on telly?

Hopefully people see it for what it was without feeling the need to twist it to suit.
There'd be similar stories, wherever mining took place. Despite how it's portrayed in some history books. Round here it would have been the mill owners. Saltaire is a mill equivalent known worldwide.
Mine owners were of an earlier period, flooded open cast and horizontal tunnels into the hillsides.

Did she bring goodies?

 

[Bobby Mhor]

Morning
Woke to an intense orange sky..
Omen?

 

[Bobby Mhor]

But she'd have one just like you then. The bare necessities and all that...
She's probably wondering what you've done with the real you when you're not wearing them.

She took one swimming and both for something to eat, she's had a busy day. Quiet day for you no doubt...
And your own coffee to boot!
Thought you didn't like/do tomorrows. The Maccy Mob, was that on telly?

Hopefully people see it for what it was without feeling the need to twist it to suit.
There'd be similar stories, wherever mining took place. Despite how it's portrayed in some history books. Round here it would have been the mill owners. Saltaire is a mill equivalent known worldwide.
Mine owners were of an earlier period, flooded open cast and horizontal tunnels into the hillsides.

Did she bring goodies?

Of course, fake snickers..
No, we had the youngest, who is turning into a mischievous little one.

On the mines, I watch the Welsh fella on youtube...
I'm on the toob more and more to escape the banality British TV has become...
BBC et al? into the sea with them....
On one hand, I could count the progs I would watch from the 5 terrestrial channels.
Yep, saw a Saltaire thing the other week on an obscure cable channel....
the usual ' first shown 2008' type channel...
Mind you, I'm catching up with the Clarkson Farm thing...
He's marmite but i find him okay...
The two are here today......

 

[classic33]

Morning
Woke to an intense orange sky..
Omen?

Owdo
Overcast here
You see someone riding a red tricycle, stay clear of them...

 

[classic33]

Of course, fake snickers..
No, we had the youngest, who is turning into a mischievous little one.

On the mines, I watch the Welsh fella on youtube...
I'm on the toob more and more to escape the banality British TV has become...
BBC et al? into the sea with them....
On one hand, I could count the progs I would watch from the 5 terrestrial channels.
Yep, saw a Saltaire thing the other week on an obscure cable channel....
the usual ' first shown 2008' type channel...
Mind you, I'm catching up with the Clarkson Farm thing...
He's marmite but i find him okay...
The two are here today......

Fake Snickers, that's just nuts...
You'd no part to play in her becoming a "mischievous little one" then?

I've seen a few on the lost and forgotten railways we had round these parts. The tunnels bridges and viaducts that are still in place.
They're more of a what can we make cheap, yet make money out of now. "Phone to place your vote!" TV has no place in my viewing.
There's a few about Saltaire doing the rounds, on the telly as well as the tube.
Don't think you'd have liked working there, no open countryside at the time and drinking were banned. He were not as saintly as he's portrayed either.
Clarksons farming programme I've yet to see any of it, aside from clips shown on other programmes.
Did you type marmite or has the swear filter come up with a new alternative word.
I bet the pair of them are running rings(in opposite directions) round you!

 

[Bobby Mhor]

Fake Snickers, that's just nuts...
You'd no part to play in her becoming a "mischievous little one" then?

I've seen a few on the lost and forgotten railways we had round these parts. The tunnels bridges and viaducts that are still in place.
They're more of a what can we make cheap, yet make money out of now. "Phone to place your vote!" TV has no place in my viewing.
There's a few about Saltaire doing the rounds, on the telly as well as the tube.
Don't think you'd have liked working there, no open countryside at the time and drinking were banned. He were not as saintly as he's portrayed either.
Clarksons farming programme I've yet to see any of it, aside from clips shown on other programmes.
Did you type marmite or has the swear filter come up with a new alternative word.
I bet the pair of them are running rings(in opposite directions) round you!

Real nuts, funnily....
I might?

I spent most of my night on the tube...again.
That was one of the comments on that Scottish celebration march; they (the miners)formed a society to help each other but your 'help' stopped if you were seen intoxicated. I remember Jimmy Reid speaking at the UCS (Clydebank) strike meeting, he had gone through the warnings and finished with the now famous ending' There will be NO bevvy'.
Is it just us Jocks?

The Farm is actually pretty good tbh, it does show up how small farmers are struggling, Mrs M come from an extended farming family (my late mum-in-law was brought up on farms), it seems to be those who retired, their children haven't carried on...
Rings? they spin round and round to music endlessly....
The rings are run around the granny...

 

[classic33]

Real nuts, funnily....
I might?

I spent most of my night on the tube...again.
That was one of the comments on that Scottish celebration march; they (the miners)formed a society to help each other but your 'help' stopped if you were seen intoxicated. I remember Jimmy Reid speaking at the UCS (Clydebank) strike meeting, he had gone through the warnings and finished with the now famous ending' There will be NO bevvy'.
Is it just us Jocks?

The Farm is actually pretty good tbh, it does show up how small farmers are struggling, Mrs M come from an extended farming family (my late mum-in-law was brought up on farms), it seems to be those who retired, their children haven't carried on...
Rings? they spin round and round to music endlessly....
The rings are run around the granny...

Yer certain they were genuine.
Or you might not!
Always leave yerself a way out, whilst not admitting anything.

A night on the tube. Sounds as though you'd spent the evening on the London Underground. Yer not down London on one of yer cross border raids are yer!
The intoxication stopping any "help" received sounds similar to what happened with the miners here, in some areas. Certainly over Wakefield way.

Other than the short clips on other programmes, I've not seen it. Making any comments on something unseen wouldn't be fair, I feel. Yer putting me in the mood to get it watched now.
Both sides of the family come from farming backgrounds. And the problems of the smaller farmers aren't well known. The paperwork, the tagging(no anaesthetic allowed, imagine if people got their ears pierced in a similar fashion!).
Sometimes there's no kids to take up the farm after they've retired. They may have moved away years before. To try and help things and never come back to it.
And you get light headed with all their spinning, meaning a sit down is required.
You given up trying to catch them now then, leaving the job in Mrs M's capable hands...

 

[Bobby Mhor]

Good afternoon
A morning spent seeing nursie
then off for a scone and coffee

 

[Bobby Mhor]

Yer certain they were genuine.
Or you might not!
Always leave yerself a way out, whilst not admitting anything.

A night on the tube. Sounds as though you'd spent the evening on the London Underground. Yer not down London on one of yer cross border raids are yer!
The intoxication stopping any "help" received sounds similar to what happened with the miners here, in some areas. Certainly over Wakefield way.

Other than the short clips on other programmes, I've not seen it. Making any comments on something unseen wouldn't be fair, I feel. Yer putting me in the mood to get it watched now.
Both sides of the family come from farming backgrounds. And the problems of the smaller farmers aren't well known. The paperwork, the tagging(no anaesthetic allowed, imagine if people got their ears pierced in a similar fashion!).
Sometimes there's no kids to take up the farm after they've retired. They may have moved away years before. To try and help things and never come back to it.
And you get light headed with all their spinning, meaning a sit down is required.
You given up trying to catch them now then, leaving the job in Mrs M's capable hands...

They were genuinely good, more nutty if possible?

Early morning out,
dressing change then off as post above..
Detour back to outskirts of Glesca then home, a roundabout trip (was in Livingston)....

Just the one side, the other is an interesting lineage...
a National Liberal Club secretary who moved in high circles and a ministerial grandfather (church),
mines, quite non descript tbh..
but we are all Jock Tamson's bairns in the end, rich or poor....


Not a booze run, I have cut back dramatically..
I was a glass an evening but a doctor said to cut back in front of Mrs M so.......
I had antibiotics for four weeks so that helped wean me off.

Parcel due, more PLA....Glow in the dark stuff...

 

[classic33]

Good afternoon
A morning spent seeing nursie
then off for a scone and coffee

Owdo
A whole morning seeing nursie! not a good sign...
Were they worth it?

 

[Bobby Mhor]

Owdo
A whole morning seeing nursie! not a good sign...
Were they worth it?

Only my usual 30 min appointment...
I left it late for falling out of my pit...

Baseball season over for me now....
Of course, nice run over and back....

Forgot to say, used CoPilot, M/Soft browser AI thing
Mrs M and I were in stitches at it, but scarily quite accurate with the couple of questions we asked it...

 

[classic33]

They were genuinely good, more nutty if possible?

Early morning out,
dressing change then off as post above..
Detour back to outskirts of Glesca then home, a roundabout trip (was in Livingston)....
Just the one side, the other is an interesting lineage...
a National Liberal Club secretary who moved in high circles and a ministerial grandfather (church),
mines, quite non descript tbh..
but we are all Jock Tamson's bairns in the end, rich or poor....


Not a booze run, I have cut back dramatically..
I was a glass an evening but a doctor said to cut back in front of Mrs M so.......
I had antibiotics for four weeks so that helped wean me off.

Parcel due, more PLA....Glow in the dark stuff...

As good as the real McCoy. Nuttier, did they overdo the nuts though...

They like to get the difficult cases finished early on?
Any word on how many more times they'll be changing the dressing for you?
Detour, you not doing the navigating this time!
No-one really interesting either side, but get away from direct family and there's some interesting one's
One ploughed up a fairy fort, unearthing gold, whilst on the other side they helped Argentina get their navy started.

You made it as far as London then!
Well if they bring the same pricing system in south o'border, you'll lose one reason for venturing southwards.
Anything in moderation can't really hurt you/be bad for you...

Just in time for halloween.