What are you doing today??

today I am keeping away from the man flu guy don't want to get the flu

Off to Old Spitafields Market in London in Morning. This is London's oldest and biggest Market. I am doing a few events there over coming weeks.

Whats that you doing then, sausage tossing?

have a good time

Just going to sort today Mermaid in gym at mo,first day back in,hard going

off to meet Macie and daughter at shop to get Macie a birthday balloon and then going to see the cat they have now got. Pics later. Hubby went down to Newcastle to get her.She is called Libby and is a short haired cat 2yrs old.

Well that's his Lordship collected from the airport and safely deposited in TRG, then off to the hills to hand out a quick birthday gift and now back home where I have to decide what to cook for dinner - no rest for the wicked.

You checked the back of the seats yet?

Yes and he left nothing behind, but there are a couple of more opportunities so all is not lost !!

Jan's holding the purse strings now. Reg is only been given his medication to take over.

40KG OF LUGGAGE THEN

Topdog wrote:40KG OF LUGGAGE THEN

No just 2 x 3m Granite worktops, 4 wardrobe doors and a kitchen sink

Gypsy wrote:

Topdog wrote:40KG OF LUGGAGE THEN

No just 2 x 3m Granite worktops, 4 wardrobe doors and a kitchen sink

I meant 40kg medication, as well as that lot, he did empty the sink first though, some would have bought it full.

Didnt know he was going on his own, he staying for ever too then? Hmmm, I thought I knew everything...

Just booked 2 nights ( next Mon & Tue) in Carlingford. Will have 3 & half hour drive ahead of me.
Intend to go to Newgrange





I've never been before. Its 5000 years old and the druids who built it aligned it in such a way that the sun fills the interior burial chamber once a year on the winter's solstice. How did they do that without calculators or computers?? Anyway, Eileen wants to go to Ikea in Belfast so we might take in the new Titanic building while we're there

3rdforum wrote:Just booked 2 nights ( next Mon & Tue) in Carlingford. Will have 3 & half hour drive ahead of me.
Intend to go to Newgrange





I've never been before. Its 5000 years old and the druids who built it aligned it in such a way that the sun fills the interior burial chamber once a year on the winter's solstice. How did they do that without calculators or computers?? Anyway, Eileen wants to go to Ikea in Belfast so we might take in the new Titanic building while we're there

Me and Mermaid went to Maes Howe on Orkney when we had our wee break...very similar D.




Have fun! Wee breaks are great!

I used to live pretty close to Stonehenge - it's crop circles, ley lines and all that stuff innit. Fascinating!!

Yer jist an auld hippy!

Going for a meal with my friends from Scotland tonight, they have sold their house so it won´t be long until they are here permanently.

3rdforum wrote:Just booked 2 nights ( next Mon & Tue) in Carlingford. Will have 3 & half hour drive ahead of me.
Intend to go to Newgrange





I've never been before. Its 5000 years old and the druids who built it aligned it in such a way that the sun fills the interior burial chamber once a year on the winter's solstice. How did they do that without calculators or computers?? Anyway, Eileen wants to go to Ikea in Belfast so we might take in the new Titanic building while we're there

That bottom picture is where Telly-tubbies live surely.

Thanks Cam, this seems to be a different one :sulk2:

Anyhow! Gypsy and I had a fab, fab, fab afternoon. Elvis took a shine to her and came and sat next to her and was purring and playing. Then after putting the world to rights we went out for lunch. Lovely lunch it was too Tapas - slightly crumbed sardines, spinach croquettes and ham croquettes, gin and tonic for me and fanta lemon for Gypsy, very nice afternoon indeed

Cruella de Vil wrote:Thanks Cam, this seems to be a different one :sulk2:

Anyhow! Gypsy and I had a fab, fab, fab afternoon. Elvis took a shine to her and came and sat next to her and was purring and playing. Then after putting the world to rights we went out for lunch. Lovely lunch it was too Tapas - slightly crumbed sardines, spinach croquettes and ham croquettes, gin and tonic for me and fanta lemon for Gypsy, very nice afternoon indeed

Would never have thought that Palm Mar had a typical Canarian restaurant that made you feel as if you were in a tiny Spanish fishing village somewhere, it was excellent and we will certainly be making this a regular outing.

this is confusing, I have just posted a reply to Cru but it is in the OTHER thread so I am going to merge the two.

I tried to reply just now as well and it said "locked" think the gremlins are at work and Cam should deffo cut his badminton short