I don't know where we're going, but it can only be 5K away (Part whatever)

IamMetaldave

Autosport wrote: »

Toyota celica Brings back some great memories Always had a fondness for cars still do

Oh and Morning all

Explains your name

On the Beach

On the saviours day do do do do do do do..... go on Cliff ya cringey bastard!

On the Beach

I'm in work.

IamMetaldave

Deskside - ZERO concentration today :pac:

Today's snap -

Purple Mountain

IamMetaldave wrote: »

Deskside - ZERO concentration today :pac:

Today's snap -

So amazing. You could be the next John Hinde

Sardonicat

On the Beach wrote: »

On the saviours day do do do do do do do..... go on Cliff ya cringey bastard!

I've got a confession. I actually really love Cliff's late 70's early 80's offerings. I think I'll give Devil Woman a listen in a while.

Someone went to drink her morning coffee back in bed. When someone put her half drank mug of coffee on the bedside table she opened her eyes and it was almost three hours later.

Kitchen side, with a sleepy, zombie head on me waiting for the kettle to boil.

thomil

Deskside, snuggled up with a coffee. Busy, but not too many WTF moments so far. I‘ve had worse Mondays...

JupiterKid

Deskside, home office, busy, busy, busy...

Looking forward to de-stressing at my Zoom yoga class this evening.

IamMetaldave

Thanks PM! (Had to Google that name) very kind to say!

Couchside working, office room is Baltic!

Leg End Reject

I'm tableside and bored.

IamMetaldave

Leg End Reject wrote: »

I'm tableside and bored.

Few jobs here ya can do Leggie!

Leg End Reject

IamMetaldave wrote: »

Few jobs here ya can do Leggie!

No shortage of them here BatDave, but effort.

Doesn't help that it's been dark since half 3.

Grandeeod

I started the Christmas decorations today. Will finish with the tree on Friday.:D

IamMetaldave

Leg End Reject wrote: »

No shortage of them here BatDave, but effort.

Doesn't help that it's been dark since half 3.

Jaysus! That’s early! I guess starring a computer screen one misses these things.

@G, well spent time! I’ve given in that Christmas is starting extra early this year.

Kitchen side cooking a steak.. well, not really, more like splashing it on the pan for a few seconds a side .

Leg End Reject

Grandeeod wrote: »

I started the Christmas decorations today. Will finish with the tree on Friday.:D

Want to do mine too? :pac:

Autosport

Couchside after a delicious dinner of steak and chips By god I’m a great chef

Couchside, dinner cooking away, another Monday done and I have to say it was grand, I'm starting to think that I'm not letting stuff stress me out in work for the last few weeks not that it's any less stressful. Fingers crossed I can stay in this mind frame, it's like I've realised that I can only do so much and if that's not enough tough.
Looking forward to watching Downturn later and I think I'll have a glass of wine with dinner. Monday ,I've got ya figured out.

Autosport

Monday or any day can be as bad or good as you want it to be

Gremlinertia

Trundle time approaches, audit on, should be fun :pac:

Notwhosheseems

Feeling good. Didn’t expect to say that three hours ago. Enjoying tea by the fire. I don’t actually spend the entire day drinking tea by the fire, it’s just the only time I write here, when I have tea break:)

Sardonicat

Been snoozing all day. Migraine post drone, I'm certain. Not stupified anymore, thankfully, but even now I'm sleepy. If I was back in the 'real' world these migraines would make holding down a job next to impossible. With the right pain relief, you can usually soldier on through the headache, but the following exhaustion just wipes you out. Nothing for it but sleep, sleep, sleep.

SnowyMay

Leg End Reject wrote: »

I'm tableside and bored.

Same. Bored senseless. Still in the office during the days, and I’m a biatch for coming up with excuses to avoid most work evenings out, but now there are none to avoid, and the evenings drag!! (Until it magically becomes midnight, and I’m wide awake again!).

On the plus side, it was a productive day in work.

*Sarcastic slow clap for me... :pac:

The Crazy Cat Lady

Couchside

Today was such a busy day, I had my meeting with my PA, then I had a doctors appointment where I got two injections, then I met my home support, then I went shopping in aldi and met my mom. Then I came home. Im fit for the bed!

Alejandro68

Sardonicat wrote: »

Been snoozing all day. Migraine post drone, I'm certain. Not stupified anymore, thankfully, but even now I'm sleepy. If I was back in the 'real' world these migraines would make holding down a job next to impossible. With the right pain relief, you can usually soldier on through the headache, but the following exhaustion just wipes you out. Nothing for it but sleep, sleep, sleep.

I hope you are feeling better.

On the Beach

Threw up the tree and decorations here yesterday too. Feck it, might as well tear the arse out of it this year. Putting the lights on the tree nearly broke me as usual but managed to survive

Phoenix32

Drinking wine because why not. Always thinking of ye

Alejandro68

Phoenix32 wrote: »

Drinking wine because why not. Always thinking of ye

What is the wine of choice this evening.The shot of Jameson in a pint of Guinness I am now thinking was a very bad idea,lol.

Gremlinertia

Alejandro68 wrote: »

What is the wine of choice this evening.The shot of Jameson in a pint of Guinness I am now thinking was a very bad idea,lol.

I haven't seen someone do that in ages!!

Alejandro68

Gremlinertia wrote: »

I haven't seen someone do that in ages!!

I am regretting it now, housemate suggested it and I should have known better. I'm feeling it now.

Gremlinertia

There is a nice kind of shot you can do but a shot thrown into a pint can be hard work..

Alejandro68

Gremlinertia wrote: »

There is a nice kind of shot you can do but a shot thrown into a pint can be hard work..

Now you tell me, my head is very fuzzy.

Grandeeod

Gremlinertia wrote: »

There is a nice kind of shot you can do but a shot thrown into a pint can be hard work..

I think a shot of whiskey into a pint of stout is far easier than a shot of brandy into a Baileys.

Porklife

I'd love a shot of anything sunk in anything right now!

Couchside trying to find a good movie to watch but just endlessly scrolling through Netflix like no...no...no..mmayyb..no!

Alejandro68

Grandeeod wrote: »

I think a shot of whiskey into a pint of stout is far easier than a shot of brandy into a Baileys.

I am finding it more sneaky than a brandy and bailey's. I only had one and I am flying lol.

Gremlinertia

Alejandro68 wrote: »

Now you tell me, my head is very fuzzy.

You didn't ask!!! :P

Alejandro68

Gremlinertia wrote: »

You didn't ask!!! :P

I will in future! Just remind me.

Alejandro68

Even typing a coherent response is an effort at this point.lol

Sardonicat

Dance, dance, dance, dance to the radio!

Alejandro68

Yes I am done for my darlings. Goodnight to you all.

Sardonicat

Porklife wrote: »

I'd love a shot of anything sunk in anything right now!

Couchside trying to find a good movie to watch but just endlessly scrolling through Netflix like no...no...no..mmayyb..no!

Stick a random word into the search field and see what it throws back. I've found some gems doing that.


Damn! I wish you were lover!

Grandeeod

Sardonicat wrote: »

Dance, dance, dance, dance to the radio!

A legend! While I still loved New Order, I often wonder what might have been.

Sardonicat

Grandeeod wrote: »

A legend! While I still loved New Order, I often wonder what might have been.

He was so incredibly gifted. It's so fuking tragic. He was just a kid, it's hard to remember that when you look at those lyrics.

Having whiskey,watching hurling


I doubt heaven is better than this

Grandeeod

Sardonicat wrote: »

He was so incredibly gifted. It's so fuking tragic. He was just a kid, it's hard to remember that when you look at those lyrics.

Only 23 and left a wife and daughter behind. I hope the younger generations listen and appreciate the great music he left behind.

Sardonicat

Grandeeod wrote: »

Only 23 and left a wife and daughter behind. I hope the younger generations listen and appreciate the great music he left behind.

He had managed to make a huge mess of his personal life, poor sod, and it seems his depression prevented him from making any definitive choices one way or another. He left a lot of people devastated. But his musical and lyrical legacy are astonishing.

Grandeeod

Sardonicat wrote: »

He had managed to make a huge mess of his personal life, poor sod, and it seems his depression prevented him from making any definitive choices one way or another. He left a lot of people devastated. But his musical and lyrical legacy are astonishing.

Absolutely.

Gremlinertia

Tragedy does seem to follow genius more than average

smurfjed

Gremlinertia wrote: »

Happy travels, sounds like you are looking forward to it..

Was Definitely looking forward to it as it didn't involve 14 days isolation afterwards.

7 hours westbound and 6 eastbound, so now like a zombie.

Gremlinertia

Aha, didn't realise you wouldn't be stuck in isolation after, nice one. Feet up now i hope, a good rest ahead.

Grandeeod

A belly full of fab curry and rice. Nearly all the Christmas decorations up with this Friday being the ultimate switch on experience. A tub of Celebrations on standby for the Toy Show as well. Gonna get some Popcorn in too. Roll on Friday!

Listening to Unknown Pleasures thanks to Sardi. Mondays can be great!