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Good morning from a bright and sunny Coventry
The Retirement Thread
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Good morning from a bright and sunny Coventry
Like a log.
Thanks
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Coooeeeeee. Clear skies and sunny if a tad on the cooling side.
And its Friday once again.
Stay safe peeps.
And its Friday once again.
Stay safe peeps.
Morning all, a broken nights sleep. I was awake at 2am, 5am, and 6. Woke up again at 7.30 feeling like I've been clubbed over the head.
All the usual things to do this morning, then meet up with the escape committee at the Black Horse for lunch as one of our friends is going back to Australia on Sunday. He'll be away until December.
Enjoy your day everyone
All the usual things to do this morning, then meet up with the escape committee at the Black Horse for lunch as one of our friends is going back to Australia on Sunday. He'll be away until December.
Enjoy your day everyone
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Morning all
Yay! Tis Fish Friday.......I remembered this week!
Doing the quintessential pensioner thing today.
Going by bus to Wetherspoons.
I've never taken the bus to Wetherspoons, I'm not sure I've ever been in a Wetherspoons, if I have it must have been a long time ago.
Going to have a quick spray over with my 'Stale Cabbage & Piss' deodorant before we go.
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Mo1959
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Morning. Got a 5 mile walk done but got rained on and had to change the bottom half and socks when I got back. We have sun at the moment but not sure if it's here to stay.
I don't envy Dave7's fatigue, but I do envy his ability to sleep. I've long forgotten what a long night of unbroken sleep feels like. I think I must be related to Maggie Thatcher. 3 hours is plenty
I don't envy Dave7's fatigue, but I do envy his ability to sleep. I've long forgotten what a long night of unbroken sleep feels like. I think I must be related to Maggie Thatcher. 3 hours is plenty
rustybolts
pedalling tediously
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pawl
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- Desford Leicestershire
There are some crap Witherspoons Regular visit to Witherspoons in Stone Staffordshire Food and service good.Loughborough the same.
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rustybolts
pedalling tediously
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- Ireland
Morning. Got a 5 mile walk done but got rained on and had to change the bottom half and socks when I got back. We have sun at the moment but not sure if it's here to stay.
I don't envy Dave7's fatigue, but I do envy his ability to sleep. I've long forgotten what a long night of unbroken sleep feels like. I think I must be related to Maggie Thatcher. 3 hours is plenty
My sleep pattern ( or lack of ) is similar to yours , it has been a cause of concern to me for years as the long term effects of bad sleep pattern are not good. I do drink a fair bit of coffee which I tried to give up and failed . Trying to get to like green tea ( organic) as its supposed to really battle the potential of dementia . I Don't have the motivation to stop looking at screen or eating for 4 or 5 hours before bed either
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Houseworky stuff done ✔️. And today I have made the effort to make a coffee cake (without walnuts). Check ✔️.
Now for a cup of coffee.
Now for a cup of coffee.
Mo1959
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I've been off coffee for 3 months now apart from the odd decaf coffee or tea which has negligible amounts of caffeine in them, but can't say I've noticed any improvements in sleep so far. Less headaches though so that alone is worth it for me. Yes, it worries me a bit too, especially when you enjoy exercise. I feel you can never really recover properly.
