13-11-2011, 04:58 PM
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Good afternoon all. I'm not long out of bed as I've been trying to sweat away this nasty cold with hot drinks of whiskey, lemon and cloves, I feel a lot better than I did last night. Oh what a night!, my throat was as dry as a kangaroo's jockstrap, my eyes ran like Niagara Falls and there was an explosion in my head every time I coughed, but I'm over the worst of it now and I'm taking things easy for the rest of the day. I hope those of you who haven't caught this particularly nasty cold will be spared the ordeal, and if you've had it not to get it again this winter.Hope you made the best of the day Folks.
13-11-2011, 05:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Brandykins
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Good Morning Bob, Berxer and Everyone 
Another very damp and dreich day up here in Renfrewshire!! Although not cold at 9 degrees C!! (I can't find the degree sign on my pc!) Many thanks, Bob, for those two links. Both great ones. Will be watching the Remembrance Sunday on TV and thinking about the lives lost thru' wars.
Hope everyone will enjoy a good day today, whatever you do.
Take care.
13-11-2011, 05:17 PM
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Hi all! Very nice for almost mid-November: sunny, gentle breeze, nearing 11:30 A M and 12℃ (53 ℉). Just back from getting (just junk) mail and Leia's daily salad greens! One of the tenants was teasing me about going out to get "grass" (pot, weed, maryjane), so decided I'll call it salad! No news, dinner will be broiled crab cake, fresh spinach and potatoes rissole.Meg, ironing ???!!!
If it needs ironing I don't buy it. That's right up there with window washing and oven cleaning as the most awful chores. Barry, I cannot believe you actually like it......Enjoy the day!
13-11-2011, 07:00 PM
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Originally Posted by dandysmom
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Meg, ironing ???!!!
If it needs ironing I don't buy it. That's right up there with window washing and oven cleaning as the most awful chores. Barry, I cannot believe you actually like it...... I'm afraid it's true Eileen, one of my many guilty secrets..
I think the most mundane task can be made a pleasure with the right frame of mind, so that you can derive satisfaction from doing the job well..
13-11-2011, 09:03 PM
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Originally Posted by plantman
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Good morning everyone from a gloomy Sherwood with heavy overcast and drizzle...never mind, raincoat at the ready and I'm off to the Cenotaph shortly for the remembrance parade..Don't bother with the ironing Meg, I love it, so I'll nip over later and clear the pile for you..(virtually)...
Have a good day all.
Barry
my Dad used to love ironing , he was very good at it too right down to starching shirt collars.
Of course I ummed and arrghed at first...... as you do 
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