. What I do with it would be telling though 
. Nah, nothing sinister, more is the pity.
20-09-2013, 05:10 PM
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Re: Time to yourself.
Originally Posted by Mups
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Yes Ania, I could "potter for England" I think. I agree with you about the piano too. - very therapeutic. I had one as a child, but wouldn't be able to afford one now.
20-09-2013, 08:23 PM
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Re: Time to yourself.
When I have a moment to myself I crack open the whisky (OK - I do that regardless!), light up a nice cigar and reminisce about old times. Nothing more than that really... Sometimes I'll stick a record on to help jog the memories, but apart from that I'm easily pleased.20-09-2013, 08:28 PM
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Re: Time to yourself.
Originally Posted by oldbugger
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When I have a moment to myself I crack open the whisky (OK - I do that regardless!), light up a nice cigar and reminisce about old times. Nothing more than that really... Sometimes I'll stick a record on to help jog the memories, but apart from that I'm easily pleased.
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20-09-2013, 10:16 PM
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Re: Time to yourself.
Originally Posted by Uncle Joe
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Whilst sitting in Belfast George Best airport yesterday awaiting my flight was 'people watching'. Saw one or two 'sights', f'r instance watched a large woman climbing the steps up into the airplane - as she walked across the apron towards the staircase, her rear end looked like it was chewing a toffee. I couldn't help but smile to myself.
"her rear end looked like it was chewing a toffee"
UJ, that made me laugh out loud, what a splendid description.
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