The Retirement Thread

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Dirk

Dirk

If 6 Was 9
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Watchet
And its free.
If only!:laugh:
The 'Proper Job' was so refreshing that I had to have another....:cheers:

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Off for an ice cream after this.
It's tough at the top! :whistle:
 
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I'm back from my cycle ride, :sun::sun::sun: but still got that stiff breeze slowing me down and making me work. Didn't get my hydration quite right today, I was slightly dehydrated when I got in, the pint of weak squash I drank when I first got in had me breaking out in a sweat, which is always a bad sign. While I was out my Good Lady had a fall and bruised her knee, I'm thankful that our neighbour looked after her till I got back.
 

welsh dragon

Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
I'm back from my cycle ride, :sun::sun::sun: but still got that stiff breeze slowing me down and making me work. Didn't get my hydration quite right today, I was slightly dehydrated when I got in, the pint of weak squash I drank when I first got in had me breaking out in a sweat, which is always a bad sign. While I was out my Good Lady had a fall and bruised her knee, I'm thankful that our neighbour looked after her till I got back.


I hope your wife is OK.
 

perplexed

Guru
Location
Sheffield
My bit of 'light gardening' turned into a nearly 3 hours sweat-your-nads off fest.

Still, came in disgustingly sweaty and grubby, in what I like to consider to be a quite manly way. Cut my hair, or the remnants of it, with my clippers then had a bloody good scrub in't shower.

Going to make a warm smoked salmon salad with chargrilled peppers and stuff for our tea later, and crack open a nice bottle of white which is chillin' faster than a teenager with his friends in my nice new shiny fridge.
 

PaulSB

Squire
Today we shall answer one of life’s deep questions:

You can knit a sweater by the fireside

Sunday morning go for a ride

......??
 

screenman

Squire
I'm back from my cycle ride, :sun::sun::sun: but still got that stiff breeze slowing me down and making me work. Didn't get my hydration quite right today, I was slightly dehydrated when I got in, the pint of weak squash I drank when I first got in had me breaking out in a sweat, which is always a bad sign. While I was out my Good Lady had a fall and bruised her knee, I'm thankful that our neighbour looked after her till I got back.


Sorry to read about your good lady, look after her and send our good wishes.
 

Drago

Legendary Member
Tired, 5 mile navigation exercise turned into a 7 mile walk in the humid evening air. Sweating in my socks have a nice blister on my right little toe. Doh.

Still, just kickstwrting my system with a Nespresso, then an early run, tidy up, and drive across the Milton Keynes to visit a chum.

There's a village Hoe Down this evening, so I'll toddle along to that. Not to square dance or any of that rubbish, but to see what beer they have for sale.
 
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We've have had no water since yesterday when i had to it off after discovering a bad leak under the bath.I have a plumber coming round in about an hour and once it's fixed i'll be straight in the shower and then a nice cuppa.
Later on this afternoon i am going to hyde park in london for the british summertime:sun: concert with squeeze,richard ashcroft and roger waters.
 

perplexed

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Location
Sheffield
Up and out in the garden this morning by 0630, watered my pots. Deadheaded my Marigolds and I'm trying to salvage three pots of grasses, which I unfortunately forgot about in the heat.

About 6 or 7 finches were twittering, flitting about and seem to be having a great time, what a pleasure to watch!

Out to the front to water three more pots. I had a mug of coffee in my hand, so I then puffed out my chest and surveyed my sweat-inducing handiwork of yesterday. Bugger, I've missed a bit.

Came in, put my 'lectric hedge trimmer battery on charge, and am now recharging myself with more coffee and toast. Bloody ace.
 
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