A right now thread
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Mr. Dazzle
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Its my Mums birthday today and we're seeing her tomorrow. I'm currently helping the 4 year old baby D make a birthday card with various sticking, stamping and colouring activities.
"Daddy, what's Grandma's favourite Dinosaur?"
Questions you never expect to have to answer...
"Daddy, what's Grandma's favourite Dinosaur?"
Questions you never expect to have to answer...
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This beats gardening.
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Cos I'm expecting to be in rehab soon, I'm sorting out all my embroidery threads to see what I have to match various cross stitch patterns I have
Anchor threads seems to have gone out of fashion in favour of DMC threads which is a smidge annoying, but the most annoying thing is that I have a pattern I started (about 20 years ago!!) so at some point I must have had all the threads for that project (I didn't ever start a project without all the threads to hand!)
I think I have 'lost' a box of threads somewhere as, although I have one and a half boxes of Anchor threads and a handful of DMC threads, I have NONE of the ones for the project
Bit peeved to be fair. Cos it basically means that it will be more economical to wait till I can buy all the threads in DMC and restart the project. Actually more like very peeved!! Got no idea where/why I've 'lost' a box of threads and still have the project

Oh well. I've got a few other projects I can do, so all is not lost
Anchor threads seems to have gone out of fashion in favour of DMC threads which is a smidge annoying, but the most annoying thing is that I have a pattern I started (about 20 years ago!!) so at some point I must have had all the threads for that project (I didn't ever start a project without all the threads to hand!)
I think I have 'lost' a box of threads somewhere as, although I have one and a half boxes of Anchor threads and a handful of DMC threads, I have NONE of the ones for the project
Oh well. I've got a few other projects I can do, so all is not lost
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Is the car race also on this weekend?Le_Fromage_Grande wrote: Sun Apr 17, 2022 12:05 pm Watching the Le Mans 24 Hour race, 2 hours to go, Suzuki leading.
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Can't...quite...see the shiny headers.
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NopeYorick wrote: Sun Apr 17, 2022 12:07 pmIs the car race also on this weekend?Le_Fromage_Grande wrote: Sun Apr 17, 2022 12:05 pm Watching the Le Mans 24 Hour race, 2 hours to go, Suzuki leading.
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Aha. Last night I was searching for qualifying times. Kept getting car times. Looked again and they were the Le Mans 'Series ' somewhere else. The beer interferedLe_Fromage_Grande wrote: Sun Apr 17, 2022 12:22 pmNopeYorick wrote: Sun Apr 17, 2022 12:07 pmIs the car race also on this weekend?Le_Fromage_Grande wrote: Sun Apr 17, 2022 12:05 pm Watching the Le Mans 24 Hour race, 2 hours to go, Suzuki leading.
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Was meant to clear some ground in the garden and make a raised bed but the Celtic Rangers match is on in just over an hour.
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Yamaha qualified on pole, but the bike wouldn't start so they got away last, Bradley Smith also on a Yamaha also had trouble starting and got hit by a Super Stock bike at the start, he's okay but in hospital.Yorick wrote: Sun Apr 17, 2022 12:34 pmAha. Last night I was searching for qualifying times. Kept getting car times. Looked again and they were the Le Mans 'Series ' somewhere else. The beer interfered![]()
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Back from celebrating Easter at a packed Church with over 150 people. Have a blessed Easter everyone.
Proverbs 17:9
One who forgives an affront fosters friendship, but one who dwells on disputes will alienate a friend.
One who forgives an affront fosters friendship, but one who dwells on disputes will alienate a friend.
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Wish i made the raised bed nowFelix wrote: Sun Apr 17, 2022 12:45 pm Was meant to clear some ground in the garden and make a raised bed but the Celtic Rangers match is on in just over an hour.
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Watching the wife clearing up the mess of having 11 people here for dinner yesterday. Yup, that garden furniture was a great purchase! 
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Sitting in the garden listening to the seemingly hundreds of motorbikes heading to the Southend Shakedown. I'm guessing its going to be a good turnout!
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Chopping back the horrible ivy on the front of the house. Can't wait to move so we can leave the horrid stuff behind for someone else.
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It's supposed to be v beneficial - insulation, good for birds + bugs etc. Shame it eats mortar and looksv8-powered wrote: Mon Apr 18, 2022 12:35 pm Chopping back the horrible ivy on the front of the house. Can't wait to move so we can leave the horrid stuff behind for someone else.
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Cleaning my car so I can sell it. Should do it more often as stuff is growing on it. Baffles me as to why people do this for fun (or indeed at all). Need an mot too as I've just found out it ran out Christmas eve. Haven't driven it since then which is why I'm selling it.
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Mine came out ok but haven’t polished it yet…dern wrote: Mon Apr 18, 2022 1:37 pm Cleaning my car so I can sell it. Should do it more often as stuff is growing on it. Baffles me as to why people do this for fun (or indeed at all). Need an mot too as I've just found out it ran out Christmas eve. Haven't driven it since then which is why I'm selling it.
I did polish siobhan’s as I scratched it a while ago when I drove it in to my daughters car. Happy with that as it’s my first effort with a da polisher. Won’t be making a habit of it though as it’sa deathly boring way to spend an afternoon.
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Pissed and hoping to nod off. Got to the gf’s, drank g&t, sorted the caravan ready to go away at the end of the week, cooked and ate Chinese, showered.
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Happy Easter Monday
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Sitting here in a bit of pain, feeling sick and bloody miserable. All to do with my shoulder!! No pain for anything from the leg!! But using crutches is seriously fucking up my shoulder again
The physio worked on it a lot this evening (hence the pain/feeling sick!) and for the first time did the equivalent of the mechanic's teeth sucking!!! That's not good either 
He does say that it is recoverable. But I have another 7-9 weeks (ish) before I'm off crutches/a stick and so it'll be that long before I can start seriously working on my shoulder. Hopefully the reeducation centre will put in some remedial work whilst I'm there!!!
Just FFS
He does say that it is recoverable. But I have another 7-9 weeks (ish) before I'm off crutches/a stick and so it'll be that long before I can start seriously working on my shoulder. Hopefully the reeducation centre will put in some remedial work whilst I'm there!!!
Just FFS
Life is for living. Buy the shoes. Eat the cake. Ride the bikes. Just, ride the bikes!! 
