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grindelwald wrote: »Must whip out the sun lotion, kids ate going to school in shorts.
Hope the sunburn isn't too bad....
I am very pink in areas.
No-ones fault but my own, spent 5 hours out at the beach reading and just lounging 0 -
Pixie-Fairy wrote: »i really really really wanna be out in the sun having ice cream or something
but i got a really really angry email off my thesis moderator this morning so it was research indoors all day followed by home time....inside...doing work!
bítch!
I feel your pain. I skipped three lectures today, but only because I have two essays to do this week. No sunshine and frolics for us
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grindelwald wrote: »22 degrees in kilkee, was fab
off there again next weekend, weather permitting.
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+1 to this.It's actually easy enough to get burnt in Ireland, and especially at the coast.
You never think of putting suncream on here, and then when you're on the beach the breeze means you don't realise just how warm it is.
There are many times I've went out to play golf and when I've got in my face and arms are burnt!
Last year myself and my boyfriend went to the beach and on the way there we went into Penneys specifically to buy suncream, so we got the sun cream and headed off to the beach, when we got to the beach we forgot to put on the sun cream.
His face, my face, his shoulders and back, my shoulders, arms, top/bottom of back, feet etc all got burnt. Was so sore for about a week afterwards.
Funnily enough, the sun cream is still in my bedroom unopened.....
Dinner almost done, lasagne and chips. Off to peel the spuds now, hopefully I can persuade Mr. Muffin to peel them and I'll chop 'em :pac:0 -
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I feel your pain. I skipped three lectures today, but only because I have two essays to do this week. No sunshine and frolics for us
sad times indeed!!
also have a crap load of other essays to try get through!It's actually easy enough to get burnt in Ireland, and especially at the coast.
You never think of putting suncream on here, and then when you're on the beach the breeze means you don't realise just how warm it is.
There are many times I've went out to play golf and when I've got in my face and arms are burnt!
totally agree!! plus the fact im a red head....im suprised i dont get sun burnt in winter!!
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I am very pink in areas. No-ones fault but my own, spent 5 hours out at the beach reading and just lounging
I didnt even think of suncream, thankfully non of us got burned, i do have a light tan though....
Was out from 3pm to 6pm, nice breaze, the kids were in and out of the water they had a great time, i wasnt expecting them to go in the water so i didnt bring swim gear. They went in, in their shorts (girls) and boxers (boys) i did have 2 towels in the car and a change of clothes for the boys JUST in case they got wet, (they always get something wet) however they got soaked....
Going for a 9k walk tomorrow. I'm going nice and early so it wont be too hot.0 -
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The Lovely Muffin wrote: »Forgot to say in my previous post, myself and the boyfriend went to the shop for two ice creams, he got a Supersplit for 95 cents (75cents last time I bought one) and I got a Smartie push up ice cream (this http://www.maltasupermarket.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95/8/4/8410348006671.jpg ) and it was €1.80 :eek: :eek: :eek:
Didn't realise how expensive they were until we got to the till.
Yeah single ice-creams are a crazy price. I'm finishing off some vanilla Haagen-Dazs, my sinuses are going to be in bits tomorrow but for once I don't care!
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My wedding dress has been shipped already from China! Don't know if that's a good or bad sign :pac:
Yay!! You *must* let me know how it turns out! I tried on the dress again today, in front of a group of other brides/bridesmaids (busy shop with 3 brides at a time, so much fun, and honest strangers!), the main comment I heard from one was "Jaysus, look at the figure on her", and various nods of approval and other nice things, yay 0 -
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FouxDaFaFa wrote: »That's so exciting! Which subject?
I'll PM you about it but it's in the area I studied in college. Don't want work to hear about it
I've already emailed lecturers for references and I know a girl over there at the moment and she's going to mention me too. Exciting stuff0 -
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SarahBeep! wrote: »I know for definite tonight, I love him
That's really sweet Sarah.The Lovely Muffin wrote: »Does anyone else hate the music that those Ice Cream vans play, or am I alone?
For some reason my dog howls every time the ice cream van drives by, he hates it!
grindlewald fair play to you, you look great. You can definitely definitely see a difference, well done!
I filled out an application to go back to college in September... I don't know if I should post it or not. I don't know if I'll get a grant and even if I do I don't know if that's enough for me to live on etc. I think I need to do some research to see if there's anything else I would be entitled to seeing as I'm technically a mature student at this stage.
Myself and the brother put a bet on earlier for €2.50 each. We need United to get another goal and we'll get around €60. We had United -1, Maritimo (won), Sevilla (winning), Sporting Braga (winning) and Rooney to score at any time which he did. Come on United, it's not like you're not getting chances!0 -
Oh lads, ye're killing me with the ice cream talk! I'm trying to stay away from chocolate (and most other bad things) and, no matter how much healthy food I eat, I'm just not satisfied.
To make things worse, the campus shop has tonnes of Ben & Jerry's on sale 0 -
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There's definitely something in the water...
Today my friend and I were walking to Stephen's Green from college down Grafton Street and she was being weird and I had no idea why. So she dragged me into the Shopping Centre when we were there and took me into the perfume shop and then said this guy had been following us the whole way down Grafton Street and had been standing as close to as is physically possible without touching and staring at me, but she was too afraid to say anything to me when he was there because she genuinely thought he'd do something.
So we stayed in the shopping centre for a little while just to be on the safe side and we then went into the Green to have lunch. We were sitting for the guts of an hour I'd say, justfacing each other and chatting, when this guy sat behind my friend and was staring straight at me. Like he made absolutely no attempt to hide the fact that he was there on his own and staring/listening to what we were saying. This lasted for about five minutes or so and I was getting increasingly uncomfortable, I could see him right behind her and he kept licking his lips. My friend could tell there was something wrong and was like "oh we should go back to college!" and when we got up she turned around to see and she was freaking out because it was the same guy who followed us down Grafton Street
But when she turned to look he was getting up and he walked off in the other direction. My skin was crawling for ages afterwards! I haven't been that creeped out in a long time, I kept thinking on the way back to college I'd turn around and he'd be there.
In slighter better news, I've started reading A Game of Thrones and I love it so far. 0 -
almostnever wrote: »There's definitely something in the water...
Today my friend and I were walking to Stephen's Green from college down Grafton Street and she was being weird and I had no idea why. So she dragged me into the Shopping Centre when we were there and took me into the perfume shop and then said this guy had been following us the whole way down Grafton Street and had been standing as close to as is physically possible without touching and staring at me, but she was too afraid to say anything to me when he was there because she genuinely thought he'd do something.
So we stayed in the shopping centre for a little while just to be on the safe side and we then went into the Green to have lunch. We were sitting for the guts of an hour I'd say, justfacing each other and chatting, when this guy sat behind my friend and was staring straight at me. Like he made absolutely no attempt to hide the fact that he was there on his own and staring/listening to what we were saying. This lasted for about five minutes or so and I was getting increasingly uncomfortable, I could see him right behind her and he kept licking his lips. My friend could tell there was something wrong and was like "oh we should go back to college!" and when we got up she turned around to see and she was freaking out because it was the same guy who followed us down Grafton Street But when she turned to look he was getting up and he walked off in the other direction. My skin was crawling for ages afterwards! I haven't been that creeped out in a long time, I kept thinking on the way back to college I'd turn around and he'd be there.
:eek: that sounds so scary!
what a creep...are ya ok?!
I would have been bricking it and then try muster up the courage to say wouldja ever fcuk off and stop following me... :PJane_LS_88 wrote: »
I filled out an application to go back to college in September... I don't know if I should post it or not. I don't know if I'll get a grant and even if I do I don't know if that's enough for me to live on etc. I think I need to do some research to see if there's anything else I would be entitled to seeing as I'm technically a mature student at this stage.
SEND IT!!! im sure you could always defer it a year! 0 -
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Pixie-Fairy wrote: »SEND IT!!! im sure you could always defer it a year!
That's true.. Hopefully I'll get in and it'll be useful for future employment.0 -
great pisstake of the rose of tralee on the savage eye this week:
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almostnever wrote: »There's definitely something in the water...
Today my friend and I were walking to Stephen's Green from college down Grafton Street and she was being weird and I had no idea why. So she dragged me into the Shopping Centre when we were there and took me into the perfume shop and then said this guy had been following us the whole way down Grafton Street and had been standing as close to as is physically possible without touching and staring at me, but she was too afraid to say anything to me when he was there because she genuinely thought he'd do something.
So we stayed in the shopping centre for a little while just to be on the safe side and we then went into the Green to have lunch. We were sitting for the guts of an hour I'd say, justfacing each other and chatting, when this guy sat behind my friend and was staring straight at me. Like he made absolutely no attempt to hide the fact that he was there on his own and staring/listening to what we were saying. This lasted for about five minutes or so and I was getting increasingly uncomfortable, I could see him right behind her and he kept licking his lips. My friend could tell there was something wrong and was like "oh we should go back to college!" and when we got up she turned around to see and she was freaking out because it was the same guy who followed us down Grafton Street But when she turned to look he was getting up and he walked off in the other direction. My skin was crawling for ages afterwards! I haven't been that creeped out in a long time, I kept thinking on the way back to college I'd turn around and he'd be there.
In slighter better news, I've started reading A Game of Thrones and I love it so far.
what a freak!
enjoy the book, have you watched the series? you should its a great adaptation0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4o99f2ErLo
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