classic33
Leg End Member
There may be more than you wanting the same whiskey.
The Retirement Thread
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ebikeerwidnes
Guru
- Location
- Z’ha’dum
Can't argue as I do like Jamesons....depends what mood I am in.
You have me in a Jameson mood but sadly I don't have any
I used to work in a school where the Head was an old Irish Nun
lovely person - just don;t get on the wrong side of her
anyway - one term we had an Inspection - all very stressful but we did well
at the end of term she made a trifle for all the staff to share
The Deputy head whispered to me - don;t have much if you are driving
Yea Gods - there must have been half a bottle in that trifle
tasted lovely - no idea why it wasn;t actually just floating in Jamesons (had to be Irish whiskey - suggesting Scotch would have result in un-nunlike comments!!! - the Bishop had been known to comment that in the old days she would have been burned as a witch - whether or not he through this was a good idea was uncertain!)
A splendid day out in Weymouth, trains were on time and as the rain had stopped we decided to walk to the Boot. Outstanding meal at a Turkish restaurant then we wandered to the Dog House which has recently changed hands. Beer was good, warm and welcoming atmosphere and just a stones throw from the railway station. New owner was originally from California, and a bit of a runner going by all the medals hanging on the wall, some of them really " bling "
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classic33
Leg End Member
You thinking of a similar display for yours?
Most of mine are kept in a large bucket like tin as our granddaughter likes to play with them. She will take one out at random and award it to me for coming second in the " who's fastest at bumping down the stairs on their bottom " challenge.
I do keep a few from the more memorable events in a drawer somewhere.
classic33
Leg End Member
They'd look better on the wall.
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
I seem to he first part the post today.
A chilly 3 deg her.
Stay safe peeps
A chilly 3 deg her.
Stay safe peeps
Mo1959
Legendary Member
- Location
- Perthshire,Scotland
Morning. Still cold, breezy and drizzly here but an early head torch walk has been done. I badly needed the fresh air after being cooped up all day yesterday. The afternoon is looking dry so I'll hopefully get another wander before the rugby comes on.
Drago
Legendary Member
- Location
- Suburban Poshshire
I have risen!
Good morning all.
Another grey start to the day here. At least the rain has stopped for the time being.
Our daughter is visiting later on, so I think I'll cook a chicken casserole. I'll get a crusty loaf to go with it when I cycle up to the local shops.
A bit of tidying up is needed downstairs before she arrives.
Another grey start to the day here. At least the rain has stopped for the time being.
Our daughter is visiting later on, so I think I'll cook a chicken casserole. I'll get a crusty loaf to go with it when I cycle up to the local shops.
A bit of tidying up is needed downstairs before she arrives.
Sounds nice, especially with fresh crusty bread.
Morning all.
Can't be certain but I am sure there is a frost on the grass.
A chill day with TV sport plus a book.
I woke thinking sausage and egg on toast.
Later meal will be a 'Dave surprise' as a while ago I put 2 home made meals in the freezer. I know one is lamb curry and t'other is chilli but no idea which one I took out as they are not labeled.
Can't be certain but I am sure there is a frost on the grass.
A chill day with TV sport plus a book.
I woke thinking sausage and egg on toast.
Later meal will be a 'Dave surprise' as a while ago I put 2 home made meals in the freezer. I know one is lamb curry and t'other is chilli but no idea which one I took out as they are not labeled.
classic33
Leg End Member
Still flexible for your age then.
