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Good morning Monday

Postby Ally » 24 Aug 2020, 05:09

Good morning.

Dry and mild.

Going into town today with Lani. Some retail therapy will be done and we'll have a spot of lunch.

Scrabble tournament tonight. :lol:

Have a great day.
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Re: Good morning Monday

Postby JanB » 24 Aug 2020, 07:13

Morning Ally, morning everyone

Cool in the shade, lovely and warm in the sun 8-)

Washing machine on, Molly out, I forgot to take the bread out of the freezer last night :oops: so something different for breakfast :roll: :lol:

General pootling for both us us today.

Have a good day everyone, whatever you're doing xx
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Re: Good morning Monday

Postby meriad » 24 Aug 2020, 07:46

Morning you two, morning everyone :)

a bit of an overcast start to the day with the promise of more cloud and lots of rain apparently.... that means pootling inside vs outside. Hoping to get a nail appointment at some point today but that's about it besides the usual work of course. Quite a few colleagues on holiday so it's still pretty quiet.

Have a lovely day everyone x
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Re: Good morning Monday

Postby Osc » 24 Aug 2020, 09:53

Morning all, it’s overcast here but there’s some blue sky out to sea, hopefully it will come our way. Michael and Kellie are back home and we are minding them this morning. Michael and Edward are chipping golf balls across the road and Kellie is having her permitted 15 minutes of screen time - while they were away, they spent very little time on iPads so we are trying to keep that going. If the weather stays ok, we might go to the pub next door for lunch, eating outside. They have both got tall and Kellie has lost one of her top teeth, with the other one hanging by a thread :lol:
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Re: Good morning Monday

Postby saundra » 24 Aug 2020, 10:47

Morning all its been bright here but now turning dull
Been up hours just seen neighbour going to the shop so asked them to get me a pack of biro something I only but every 5years well they seem to last for ever don't they

Hope everyone has a good day by for now
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Re: Good morning Monday

Postby jenniren » 24 Aug 2020, 11:18

Morning all......almost :lol:

Bright and sunny, hope it lasts.

Nothing much happening, hoping to get out in the garden for a good tidy round.

Hope you all have a good day, stay safe xx
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Re: Good morning Monday

Postby TheOstrich » 24 Aug 2020, 12:14

Good afternoon. Very nice now after early rain, in fact it's a bit muggy out there.

Just got back from brunch at the local garden centre, £6.83 for a large breakfast, bacon sarnie and salad for Mrs O, and 2 coffees. :D Very nice, but it will be our last such outing as it was absolutely Wasp Central up there. :evil: A black BMW in the carpark was crawling with them (they like black, apparently) and in the outdoor café, it was difficult to get more than a minute's respite. When we'd been through the shop and were loading up the car with compost and plant pots, two wasps got inside and it was the devil's own job to evict them. So that's it for this year's eating out, I'm afraid, simply no longer a pleasant experience. :| On the positive side, we've had four meals out under the half-price scheme, so that's hopefully helped out the local traders in some small way.

Hope you have a yellow-stripy-thing-free day, all! :? :D
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Re: Good morning Monday

Postby meriad » 24 Aug 2020, 12:50

I have a fair few wasps here at home Ossie and soon learned the best way to deal with them is to give them something nice, as far away from the house as possible. So days like today (sunny and dry) when they're active I either put some mango juice into to small feed bowls I use for the hedgehogs and the wasps happily stick to that and leave me in peace or I put out left over wet cat food and they love that too.

They're happy, I'm happy so win win all round.

Sadly not sure you can just head into a restaurant with your own pouch of cat food at the ready :D :D :D
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Re: Good morning Monday

Postby JanB » 24 Aug 2020, 13:15

meriad wrote:Sadly not sure you can just head into a restaurant with your own pouch of cat food at the ready


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Re: Good morning Monday

Postby Kaz » 24 Aug 2020, 14:47

Afternoon everyone :)

Busy day here, into town this morning with Becky to meet Em and her daughter for a sandwich and a natter. We walked in and walked home, but I detoured to D's as I picked her up a few bits in B&M. Not long got home :)

Ugh wasps! :? :twisted: Ria, your story reminded me of our encounter with wasps at the Eastcliff cafe in Teignmouth! We were plagued by wasps until an unsuspecting couple came along and ordered cream teas. The buzzing pests left us to it and descended on the "better offer" - the funny thing was the lady flapped and ran around, so they buzzed at her, leaving her OH stoically munching his way through his scones, undisturbed.... :P :lol: :lol:

Love to all xxx
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