I don't know where we're going, but I know where I am (part 10)

Widdershins

Are there still flights between Ireland and the Uk?
I just read something about someone coming here from the UK soon.
I assumed all int. Travel was stopped?!


Inside for shade but going back now.

The Crazy Cat Lady

deskside, deciding what to do next.

Just had a guy call round to check my smoke alarms, he was hot

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In the garden drinking a kale and mango smoothie. Ah, I had a good run of it all the same I suppose

kowloon

The Crazy Cat Lady wrote: »

deskside, deciding what to do next.

Just had a guy call round to check my smoke alarms, he was hot

That's probably a sign that the smoke alarm isn't working.

Sardonicat

Martin Fancy Meteorite wrote: »

In the garden drinking a kale and mango smoothie.

I'm sorry for your troubles

Purple Mountain

I just got an email from the FBI telling me they are awarding me 15 million dollars.
I'm so excited beyond words.. All I have to do is give them all my personal details and bam I have 15 mils in my bank account.
Sorry losers, you won't see me for dust here again. I'll be thinking of you sad folks next week from my private island inthe Caribbean.

Trigger Happy

In bushy park. Tis nice.

The Crazy Cat Lady

The Crazy Cat Lady wrote: »

deskside, deciding what to do next.

Just had a guy call round to check my smoke alarms, he was hot

I got a delivery this morning from an absolute hunk,I ran from my desk to answer the door in a horrible dressing gown and a huge pair on mens slippers, raging as l was showered and had a summer dress on underneath . He was gorgeous.

@Sephers, pucker up,the goods have arrived.😂

rainbow kirby

Widdershins wrote: »

Are there still flights between Ireland and the Uk?
I just read something about someone coming here from the UK soon.
I assumed all int. Travel was stopped?!


Inside for shade but going back now.

Yep, there's a few a day. Even at the peak of lockdown I know there was at least 4 flights a week from Manchester to Dublin.

Widdershins

rainbow kirby wrote: »

Yep, there's a few a day. Even at the peak of lockdown I know there was at least 4 flights a week from Manchester to Dublin.

Thanks!
Google results are kind of ambiguous, hard to get a straight answer lately!

Purple Mountain

Trigger Happy wrote: »

In bushy park. Tis nice.

Ya dirty....

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

Purple Mountain wrote: »

Ya dirty....

Ah leave him alone! The salons have been closed since March

rainbow kirby

Widdershins wrote: »

Thanks!
Google results are kind of ambiguous, hard to get a straight answer lately!

Ryanair are on limited schedule until 20th June.

Gremlinertia

Up and ready steadying myself for another go on the hamster wheel. How are you all?

kowloon

Live reclusively for a decade and the cabin fever sets in during a feckin' pandemic.

Ted_YNWA

I'm about to step off my hamster wheel, it was just about going.

kowloon

Really tempted to break the diet and go eat biscuits until I need to sleep it off. :mad:

Gremlinertia

kowloon wrote: »

Really tempted to break the diet and go eat biscuits until I need to sleep it off. :mad:

Do the ould pros and cons on it.. Then eat them anyway..

kowloon

Gremlinertia wrote: »

Do the ould pros and cons on it.. Then eat them anyway..

Serious case of hangry at the moment :pac:.......

Gremlinertia

kowloon wrote: »

Serious case of hangry at the moment :pac:.......

Cheese is good for hangry

kowloon

Gremlinertia wrote: »

Cheese is good for hangry

Cheese is far too addictive, completely impossible to exercise restraint with. Tasty yellow crack.

x Purple Pawprints x

Autosport wrote: »

It’s actually dire

I’m thinking 5:30am and start to play some Cradle of filth, Shinedown, Alterbridge, Velvet Revolver and then onto more death metal Oh there poor little hangover heads

Shinedown and Alter Bridge? I like your style Auto!

kowloon

Had two big burgers, regretting that decision, too full now. The human body is a mess, we need a fuel gauge.

A Consonant Please Carol

kowloon wrote:

Had two big burgers, regretting that decision, too full now. The human body is a mess, we need a fuel gauge.

And a massive exhaust..... :pac:

kowloon

A Consonant Please Carol wrote: »

And a massive exhaust..... :pac:

Oversized subwoofer and a 'No Fear' sticker.

Gremlinertia

kowloon wrote: »

Oversized subwoofer and a 'No Fear' sticker.

I would like a cup holder and wipers please

Grandeeod

Grass cut and the back garden has been stood down due to the cool and damp weather ahead. So feckin depressing packing everything away because you don't know how much wind and rain will come. I spent so many summers buying cool garden stuff and not watching the weather forecast. All ruined. I bought a really good Gazebo one summer and an elderly neighbour had a beer in it with me the night I put it up.

"A piece of advice Son. Make sure to put your address on the roof of this thing."

He was right.

JupiterKid

Sitting at the seafront beside Blackrock Park, looking out onto Dublin Bay and feeling chilled, but pensive.

We spent the night in my OH's place after dropping stuff off at St. Vincent's hospital for his mother. She is now 92 (he's 12 years older than me ) and is a real trooper.

Good news from the initial tests - looks like it might be an internal tear in her oesophagus from something she ate. Apparently not uncommon in the very elderly. More tests scheduled for tomorrow and hopefully she'll be out afterwards.

Weather starting to change. We've had a great run in fairness. At this stage some rain is probably needed.

Panda Killa

Looking at the news and seeing Trump's bible stunt... Nickelodeon going off air for 9 mins for human rights.....
You have to wonder...
if nobody in power is going to make Trump step down....it's only a matter of time before someone takes it into their own hands

Leg End Reject

Hope she makes a full recovery, Jupiter.

I'm just in after enjoying the cool breeze, I went shopping earlier and I thought I was going to pass out with the heat. My modification request is inbuilt air conditioner. A good scrub in the shower will be required!

*I do shower every day*

Mam of 4

Watching Long Lost Families , Born Without Trace . Heartbreaking and heartwarming all wrapped up in one .

Gremlinertia

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Watching Long Lost Families , Born Without Trace . Heartbreaking and heartwarming all wrapped up in one .

One of my friends can barely start Long Lost Families without tearing up, such is the expectation she has now :pac:

A Consonant Please Carol

Mam of 4 wrote:

Watching Long Lost Families , Born Without Trace . Heartbreaking and heartwarming all wrapped up in one .

Long lost families always gets me Mam. It's so emotional to watch.

Sardonicat

I must be made of stone. Not even a tremble of a lip would LLF induce in me. Hard faced old mare, I am.

A Consonant Please Carol

Perched on the couch. Good old Sufjan is the soundtrack. Mrs. C has cooked rasher and fried egg sandwiches. The gorge continues. one more day of holidays tomorrow and then the road to rediscovering my healthy self begins. *in the zone face* :pac:

Gremlinertia

Sardonicat wrote: »

I must be made of stone. Not even a tremble of a lip would LLF induce in me. Hard faced old mare, I am.

If there was a similar show for animals i'd be a snotty, teary mess.. Humans?. Nah...

Mam of 4

Semi stone here , will feel emotional but don't cry watching it tbh . Think it's from years of having to be the one who doesn't fall apart easily , not cold hearted , just know how to put on a great face when needed .

Mam of 4

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Watching Long Lost Families , Born Without Trace . Heartbreaking and heartwarming all wrapped up in one .

I watched a programme about Mexican conjoined twins last night, they're living
in the USA since they were very young and cannot return home in case they don't get back in,so sad for their parents who haven't seen their families in 17 years. They are 2 lovely girls and great craic ,very resilient, one of them learned to drive and passed her test,so strange to see her driving and her sister joined to her ,makes you think how difficult life can be for some people.

I'm couchside, feeling pissed off,no walk yesterday or today and there's a message from my Fitbit but I'm refusing to look at it,refusing to look at my online banking also, I'm now a pioneer, the weather has changed very quickly, can feel the black dog approaching

A Consonant Please Carol

Mam of 4 wrote:

Semi stone here , will feel emotional but don't cry watching it tbh . Think it's from years of having to be the one who doesn't fall apart easily , not cold hearted , just know how to put on a great face when needed .

Oh yeah it would be a tear trickle down the cheek job here aswell :pac:

A Consonant Please Carol

Deleted User wrote:

I watched a programme about Mexican conjoined twins last night, they're living in the USA since they were very young and cannot return home in case they don't get back in,so sad for their parents who haven't seen their families in 17 years. They are 2 lovely girls and great craic ,very resilient, one of them learned to drive and passed her test,so strange to see her driving and her sister joined to her ,makes you think how difficult life can be for some people.

Meant to watch that actually. Seen the ad

A Consonant Please Carol

A Consonant Please Carol wrote: »

Meant to watch that actually. Seen the ad

I got it on catch up,worth a watch.

A Consonant Please Carol

Deleted User wrote:

I got it on catch up,worth a watch.

Nice one cheers, will check it oot. Hope the black dog fooks off elsewhere DD. Know you're well liked. Even by random gobsh!tes on the internet... :pac:

Grandeeod

Mam of 4 wrote: »

Semi stone here , will feel emotional but don't cry watching it tbh . Think it's from years of having to be the one who doesn't fall apart easily , not cold hearted , just know how to put on a great face when needed .

Mrs G in a nutshell Mam.:D

kowloon

Reality TV wouldn't stir any emotion in me whatsoever, it seems like it's trying so hard to manipulate a response that it ends up feeling less authentic than some fiction. But I suppose fictional media has a lot to work with to make the story hit the right notes whereas reality shows are stuck with whatever you can make of the footage. I could be talking out of my arse though, I don't understand the world around me.

Widdershins

You all infected me.

Im having a what do you call it wobbler. Existential crisis, maybe?


Decided O.H is too good for me. Was quite a heavy day in fairness. Got to me. Couldnt actually form a thought this evening.


He said we'll talk tomorrow, be fine tomorrow


In the garden. Its slightly chilly! Pretty moon about three quarters full.

Mam of 4

Grandeeod wrote: »

Mrs G in a nutshell Mam.:D

I call it my game face , tip my hat to Mrs G!
Sometimes the brightest smiles can hide the saddest hearts

Panda Killa

Have just seen a video of Luke "Ming" Flanagan addressing an EU agricultural meeting by video call, wearing his best black shirt and tie.....
and fck all pants on!

A Consonant Please Carol

Seen that haha mad bastard. Perched in his jocks. Very decent and genuine fella by all accounts

Leg End Reject

I'm convinced Ming puts it all on.


Well, except his trousers like! :pac:

A Consonant Please Carol

Leg End Reject wrote:

Well, except his trousers like!

Ming the trouserless! :pac: