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From my Facebook page this morning.
The Retirement Thread
- Thread starter Dirk
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welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
I have returned. Its warm here.
My pocket Is £300 lighter than it was. That does include £42 on premium unleaded for the ride on lawn mower. Another £35 on a tarpaulin and some soil and the rest in Iceland (the shop not the country Classic) and Morrisons. Crikey, the prices have shot up again. The coffee we normally have has gone from £8.25 (gasp) up to £8.75. How ridiculous is that. We must stop eating now. We can't afford it.
That's it for a other month thank god.
My pocket Is £300 lighter than it was. That does include £42 on premium unleaded for the ride on lawn mower. Another £35 on a tarpaulin and some soil and the rest in Iceland (the shop not the country Classic) and Morrisons. Crikey, the prices have shot up again. The coffee we normally have has gone from £8.25 (gasp) up to £8.75. How ridiculous is that. We must stop eating now. We can't afford it.
That's it for a other month thank god.
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Oh and I put all my washing out before I left and it's all dry. 
Mo1959
Legendary Member
- Location
- Perthshire,Scotland
I have returned. Its warm here.
My pocket Is £300 lighter than it was. That does include £42 on premium unleaded for the ride on lawn mower. Another £35 on a tarpaulin and some soil and the rest in Iceland (the shop not the country Classic) and Morrisons. Crikey, the prices have shot up again. The coffee we normally have has gone from £8.25 (gasp) up to £8.75. How ridiculous is that. We must stop eating now. We can't afford it.
That's it for a other month thank god.
I buy Nescafé decaf. The big jar (300g) is usually £9 but they sometimes reduce it to £6 and I try and pick one or two up then.
Still dull but dry here. I’ve lived in Crieff for nearly 40 years and I’m still discovering new walks I haven’t done. Met a guy I knew who was going down to the river to fish and he was telling me there’s a path goes all the way along the side of the river with various loops. Must try it one morning for a change.
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
numbnuts
Squire
- Location
- Gone over the hill and far away
I saw a fox in our garden in broad daylight, never seen that before
classic33
Leg End Member
Sign of a bad spell of weather on the way, normally.
PaulSB
Squire
- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
Hello, dull but warm. I've two loads on the line, changed beds and tried to tidy. That last bit failed as small person is here, we have been to see the neighbour's guinea pigs - three times - we have coloured, pottered, blown bubbles and balloons. She is sleeping. I will be in about 10 minutes.........
Drago
Legendary Member
- Location
- Suburban Poshshire
Not Laurence Fox I hope.
Exlaser2
Veteran
That’s definitely the only Fox I would like see chased down by a pack of hounds 😂😂😂😀😀
gavroche
Getting old but not past it
- Location
- North Wales
Had a good keep fit day today: I walked Molly for 7 kms and had a ride for 46 kms. Easy, relaxing evening now. The weather was good so made the most of it.
numbnuts
Squire
- Location
- Gone over the hill and far away
PaulSB
Squire
- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
Hello world! Looks as though we are going to have a beautiful day. There is a large spider sitting under a glass in the middle of our backroom. Who's a brave boy then. Shudders..................
How does the saying go "Early to bed, early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise," I feel I can vouch for at least two of those things being untrue. 9.40pm bed last night, 4.30am wake up. Nearly seven hours sleep, it's enough but just wish the hours would change.
My buddies are unavailable today, I have a choice of cycling solo or using the day to get on top of everything I need to do, it's quite a list and I'm heading towards the later. My first task of the day is to have a rummage in the freezer where I hope to find a Boeuf Bourguignon I made recently. Breakfast next and decision time.
How does the saying go "Early to bed, early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise," I feel I can vouch for at least two of those things being untrue. 9.40pm bed last night, 4.30am wake up. Nearly seven hours sleep, it's enough but just wish the hours would change.
My buddies are unavailable today, I have a choice of cycling solo or using the day to get on top of everything I need to do, it's quite a list and I'm heading towards the later. My first task of the day is to have a rummage in the freezer where I hope to find a Boeuf Bourguignon I made recently. Breakfast next and decision time.
