17-07-2010, 12:59 PM
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Re: Saturday let your hair down:)
Morning all - Oops, it's afternoonSorry you're not feeling great Mags - hope a restful day will sort you out
Not sure about letting my hair down; I think I'll need to wash mine. We had a grand tidy up at the allotments today and there was plenty of assorted dirt about!
It's a good productive time though - lots of tasty crops to bring home makes it all worthwhile
It's a reasonable day here - the washing has dried, the sun is shining most of the time, it's a moderate 20C I would think.
17-07-2010, 01:40 PM
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Re: Saturday let your hair down:)
It's always so odd saying good morning to a land far away where it might be late afternoon or evening. It's 5:33 a.m. here and the sun is just coming up on Saturday. Now that I have all days off I look forward to each morning instead of lusting for weekends.I had a wonderful morning yesterday visiting the Portland Japanese Gardens. It's such a tranquil place. Today, I'm meeting a local photographer for breakfast and a photo shoot. He commented on one of my posted photos and asked if we could get together. A big adventure for sure awaits us.
Again I mention that the area is locked in a tremendously beautiful stretch of weather so I'm out every day. Have a great day all.
17-07-2010, 04:47 PM
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Lovely day here, sunny, nice breeze, 29 C (82 F). We had another bad storm last night: no rain for months, then every day! We've almost wiped out the 5" deficit. To the bank, pharmacy and liquor store; no library run as I'm off schedule, went Tuesday.Mags, hope you feel better soon. Bob, I know what you mean: I have to restrain myself when posting not to say Good Morning as it's 3:30 in the afternoon in the UK!
18-07-2010, 06:46 PM
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Re: Saturday let your hair down:)
Originally Posted by Old git
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Let my hair down? what hair?. Gone are the days of shoulder long locks.I had mine cut yesterday and dear Kerry said I was quite thick for a man of my age.
June x
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