I don't know where we're going, but I know where I am (part 8)

Deja Boo

Deja Boo wrote: »

Lighten up I'm just messing.

Er ok

Redneck Reject

Deja Boo wrote: »

haha.......

he shoots his eye out? :eek:

oh my, another to put on the do not watch list :pac:

He doesn't actually shoot his eye, watch the film for the full storyline, or not.

Kitty6277

Armchair side snacking on some of the leftover Halloween sweets. Finally went back to my FYP and am again feeling good and positive about it. I’m going to try and get my introduction done this week and then hopefully make a start on my second chapter as soon as possible after that. Seeing people’s graduation photos on social media is slightly motivating me, that’ll be me this time next year, fingers crossed

FluffyTowel

pablo128 wrote: »

Come on now, be honest. Money is a bit tight this year for ye.

It's ok though. Plenty of people in the same boat.

Actually, it's costing me about a grand with flights and hotels. Ah - whatcha gonna do. It will be nice.

Anyway. Had tea today. Is it wrong to have a black tea with milk? Hmmmm. No.

Almost homeside.

Redneck Reject

Kitty6277 wrote: »

Armchair side snacking on some of the leftover Halloween sweets. Finally went back to my FYP and am again feeling good and positive about it. I’m going to try and get my introduction done this week and then hopefully make a start on my second chapter as soon as possible after that. Seeing people’s graduation photos on social media is slightly motivating me, that’ll be me this time next year, fingers crossed

I wish you the best,Kitty.Your very focused and independent, and I commend you, in all honesty.

FluffyTowel

Kitty6277 wrote: »

Armchair side snacking on some of the leftover Halloween sweets. Finally went back to my FYP and am again feeling good and positive about it. I’m going to try and get my introduction done this week and then hopefully make a start on my second chapter as soon as possible after that. Seeing people’s graduation photos on social media is slightly motivating me, that’ll be me this time next year, fingers crossed

Yah. It's not so easy, but so worth your time! Wait 'till you have the thing bound and sent off. It's like finishing exams x 1,000!

pablo128

FluffyTowel wrote: »

Actually, it's costing me about a grand with flights and hotels. Ah - whatcha gonna do. It will be nice.

Anyway. Had tea today. Is it wrong to have a black tea with milk? Hmmmm. No.

Almost homeside.

What's that? Your getting a bus to Courtown for the weekend?

Enjoy the tea.;)

FluffyTowel

pablo128 wrote: »

What's that? Your getting a bus to Courtown for the weekend?

Enjoy the tea.;)

I don't know if I'm narky or if you're narky, but this is a nice thread. Hope you have a nice evening.

Redneck Reject

pablo128 wrote: »

What's that? Your getting a bus to Courtown for the weekend?

Enjoy the tea.;)

Pablo pareces muy amargado, aligera.

Grandeeod

High stool. Real bar. Me and little G hit supermac's earlier. Had the 5oz burger. Recommend it.

Gremlinertia

Bit stingy of superman to only be making five ounce burgers I would have thought.

Redneck Reject

Just tasted Dunnes taco mayo. And licking a battery would be more favorable. I should open a Mexican diner because your being deprived on genuine Mexican cuisine. I don't know where in Mexico they came up with this stuff,heh.

FluffyTowel

Whoop whoop. Homeside.

Was reminiscing about the 5 Guys burger this weekend. Is it actually as good as I remember? I do remember getting a milkshake with bacon in it though. Amazing!

Edited - homeside, not homesite. Although both are good.

Redneck Reject

Redneck Reject wrote: »

Just tasted Dunnes taco mayo. And licking a battery would be more favorable. I should open a Mexican diner because your being deprived on genuine Mexican cuisine. I don't know where in Mexico they came up with this stuff,heh.

Finally, someone who gets this
Good fresh tasty Mexican food is one of the top things that I miss most about not being in the US. 777 Dublin is probably the best here in Dublin, it's Cal-Mex cantina style. Fun and good, and they do frozen margaritas. 2 for 1 on Sundays!

Sigh. I have sooo many Mi Cochina Mexicana cookbooks, but never the quite the same when you have go do it yourself in grey rainy November with ingredients from Lidl... A friend just sent me link below: a totally adorable country Mexican grandmother's new youtube channel about her home cooking, she went from 0 to millions of views in like a week. She's fantastic
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJjyyWFwUIOfKhb35WgCqVg/featured

Couchside, thinking of food.

FluffyTowel

FluffyTowel wrote: »

Was reminiscing about the 5 Guys burger this weekend. Is it actually as good as I remember? I do remember getting a milkshake with bacon in it though. Amazing!

Nah - was disappointed last week. But, my other favourite foodporn youtube site (Sam the cooking guy) tries to do a recreation... looks tastier than the one I had if you're handy in the kitchen!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2voTz16Rng

Redneck Reject

Cali_girl wrote: »

Finally, someone who gets this
Good fresh tasty Mexican food is one of the top things that I miss most about not being in the US. 777 Dublin is probably the best here in Dublin, it's Cal-Mex cantina style. Fun and good, and they do frozen margaritas. 2 for 1 on Sundays!

Sigh. I have sooo many Mi Cochina Mexicana cookbooks, but never the quite the same when you have go do it yourself in grey rainy November with ingredients from Lidl... A friend just sent me link below: a totally adorable country Mexican grandmother's new youtube channel about her home cooking, she went from 0 to millions of views in like a week. She's fantastic
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJjyyWFwUIOfKhb35WgCqVg/featured

Couchside, thinking of food.

Sadly I agree, most of my ingredients I have to get shipped in since you can't get them here.Most the so called Mexican dishes here I'd only feed to the dog.It's great to know I'm not alone, thank you for that.

CAN WE ALL STOP POSTING ABOUT FOOD FOR A BIT PLEASE?
Thanks.
Signed Cali's new dress, due for an outing next Friday

Redneck Reject

Cali_girl wrote: »

CAN WE ALL STOP POSTING ABOUT FOOD FOR A BIT PLEASE?
Thanks.
Signed Cali's new dress, due for an outing next Friday

There is only food or Tequila which also is lacking here.Certain Cuervos is nice but they also lack on the better brands like Extra Añejo.And as for Mezcal forget about it,heh.

Redneck Reject

Who wouldn't love Albóndigas,Carne asada,Carne a la tampiqueña,or Carnitas.Just to torment your taste buds,heh.

Redneck Reject

Redneck Reject wrote: »

Who wouldn't love Albóndigas,Carne asada,Carne a la tampiqueña,or Carnitas.Just to torment your taste buds,heh.

mmmm Carnitas...

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Seriously, 5 days, have to show up, no backup dress

Redneck Reject

Cali_girl wrote: »

mmmm Carnitas...


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Heh,are you in California? I have a dear friend who lives in Heraldsburg.Which I took full advantage of her being in Wine country,heh.

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Being mollycoddled by Mrs S. I'm allowed do nothing. My back pain has eased considerably but one foot has gone numb. Doctor tomorrow hopefully, though I think it's just sciatic nerve issues from the back trauma. Mrs S's imagination, however, is running wild.
Bored silly, which doesn't help my mood.

Redneck Reject

Redneck Reject wrote: »

Heh,are you in California? I have a dear friend who lives in Heraldsburg.Which I took full advantage of her being in Wine country,heh.

Nope - Mexican food issues aside, happy in Dublin. Spent years in the Bay Area - some as a child growing up. And Chicago which somewhat surprisingly has great Mexican too - from the large population there.
Spent a few Thanksgivings/holidays up Healdsburg way, would be back in that area for a few months every year if I had the $$$ and leisure time! They a bit (good) crazy up there though. Probably too much vino. :P Shocking the fire damage though - hear some people have now been hit twice in 2 years.

honeybear

Levi Scary Disk wrote: »

Being mollycoddled by Mrs S. I'm allowed do nothing. My back pain has eased considerably but one foot has gone numb. Doctor tomorrow hopefully, though I think it's just sciatic nerve issues from the back trauma. Mrs S's imagination, however, is running wild.
Bored silly, which doesn't help my mood.

How sweet! Get better soon!

0lddog

Redneck Reject wrote: »

Pablo pareces muy amargado, aligera.

Gracias Redneck, asi amargado es casi el mismo de amarga en mermelada de naranja amarga ?

Redneck Reject

Cali_girl wrote: »

Nope - Mexican food issues aside, happy in Dublin. Spent years in the Bay Area - some as a child growing up. And Chicago which somewhat surprisingly has great Mexican too - from the large population there.
Spent a few Thanksgivings/holidays up Healdsburg way, would be back in that area for a few months every year if I had the $$$ and leisure time! They a bit (good) crazy up there though. Probably too much vino. :P Shocking the fire damage though - hear some people have now been hit twice in 2 years.

Yeah so far my friends are safe from the fires. Surprised about Chicago having great Mexican food,heh.Hearldsburg is pricey but the choices of wines make up for it as does the views.

0lddog

Redneck Reject wrote: »

Sadly I agree, most of my ingredients I have to get shipped in since you can't get them here.Most the so called Mexican dishes here I'd only feed to the dog....

Thats all very well but would you feed it to a CHIHUAHUA ?

Redneck Reject

0lddog wrote: »

Gracias Redneck, asi amargado es casi el mismo de amarga en mermelada de naranja amarga ?

No entiendo la pregunta sobre la mermelada amarga?

Redneck Reject

0lddog wrote: »

Thats all very well but would you feed it to a CHIHUAHUA ?

Never owned one,I prefer big breeds.

Mam of 4

Happy Sunday evening

Eleysian

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Happy Sunday evening

Evening Mam. Did you have a good day?

Redneck Reject

0lddog wrote: »

Thats all very well but would you feed it to a CHIHUAHUA ?

Parece que tiene algún motivo, así sólo lo dice.

Mam of 4

Eleysian wrote: »

Evening Mam. Did you have a good day?

Thanks Eleysian , it turned out better than I thought tbh
Didn't sleep much last night , thinking the worst , decided this morning that was enough , worrying won't change the outcome of anything !

Hope you had a good day also ?

Redneck Reject

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Thanks Eleysian , it turned out better than I thought tbh
Didn't sleep much last night , thinking the worst , decided this morning that was enough , worrying won't change the outcome of anything !

Hope you had a good day also ?

Last night is what we call the Devil's night. Where he puts worry and anxiety in your mind.

Eleysian

I did Mam thank you!
I went out for a good walk in the lovely sunshine, met friends for coffee, caught up on laundry and prepped meals for the week. Now I am flaked out on the sofa with a cup of tea.

Mam of 4

Redneck Reject wrote: »

Last night is what we call the Devil's night. Where he puts worry and anxiety in your mind.

Thank you , that makes sense , as I normally don't get so tied up in knots over things

Any more you would share with us ?

Mam of 4

Eleysian wrote: »

I did Mam thank you!
I went out for a good walk in the lovely sunshine, met friends for coffee, caught up on laundry and prepped meals for the week. Now I am flaked out on the sofa with a cup of tea.

Sounds like a lovely Sunday indeed Eleysian !
Enjoy the tea , and relax , you've earned it

Redneck Reject

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Thank you , that makes sense , as I normally don't get so tied up in knots over things

Any more you would share with us ?

Well we celebrate the Day of the Dead festival, But we also know the Devil has his, which is why you have dark thoughts. I know myself I had them and some may think it's superstitious but it does happen.

FluffyTowel

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Thank you , that makes sense , as I normally don't get so tied up in knots over things

Any more you would share with us ?

Why are you worried Mam?

JupiterKid

Deskside in my home office, doing some background research online for a job interview tomorrow morning. Need to polish my good black leather shoes and brush down my suit later!

Redneck Reject

JupiterKid wrote: »

Deskside in my home office, doing some background research online for a job interview tomorrow morning. Need to polish my good black leather shoes and brush down my suit later!

Best of luck on your interview!

Gremlinertia

Jupiter hope it goes great for you

FluffyTowel

JupiterKid wrote: »

Deskside in my home office, doing some background research online for a job interview tomorrow morning. Need to polish my good black leather shoes and brush down my suit later!

Wow. Busy Sunday for a lot of us it seems. Wish you really good luck!

arybvtcw0eolkf

JupiterKid wrote: »

Deskside in my home office, doing some background research online for a job interview tomorrow morning. Need to polish my good black leather shoes and brush down my suit later!

Honesty is your best policy



:pac:

Redneck Reject

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Thank you , that makes sense , as I normally don't get so tied up in knots over things

Any more you would share with us ?

We all have our low moments and we get past them. And I truly wish you peace of mind. It's not easy at times I know.

Skybirdjb

Evening all
Sounds like a good day for everyone!
Had a lazy day here not feeling great at all today so not much motivation to do much

Redneck Reject

Skybirdjb wrote: »

Evening all
Sounds like a good day for everyone!
Had a lazy day here not feeling great at all today so not much motivation to do much

Had a great day, lovely lunch with a beautiful lady. And now sipping Cuervo and binging in Vicente Fernández. How could you not be happy,heh.

Mam of 4

FluffyTowel wrote: »

Why are you worried Mam?

Oh a family issue , where it looked like it was heading towards a physical altercation tbh . Tempers cooled this morning , and although it's not perfect , at least they're back talking

Thank you all for listening to my ramblings , and your positive thoughts , much appreciated

Skybirdjb

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Oh a family issue , where it looked like it was heading towards a physical altercation tbh . Tempers cooled this morning , and although it's not perfect , at least they're back talking

Thank you all for listening to my ramblings , and your positive thoughts , much appreciated

That sounds tough mam
Families can be hard going sometimes glad it seems a bit better this eve

Redneck Reject

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Oh a family issue , where it looked like it was heading towards a physical altercation tbh . Tempers cooled this morning , and although it's not perfect , at least they're back talking

Thank you all for listening to my ramblings , and your positive thoughts , much appreciated

Growing up I always fought with my brothers, still have a scar from one of those instance. But we always knew we loved each other and would always be there for each other. For us sometimes pride got in the way at the heat of the moment. We laugh about it now, but at the time, wasn't so funny,heh.But those moments do pass.

I do know it is frightful and worrisome on others when it happens. I'm happy to hear they are talking because that's the beginning to resolution.