Class of July 2013 Part 53
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Originally Posted by Mags1 
Now you’re just tempting us, Leigh.❤️
Just drove back from Doncaster hospital, hubby had appointment and wasn’t allowed to drive after so I drove back. The motorway was a nightmare. Not just big HGV’s but the spray from them made it seem like fog. Got home safely though, I’m pleased to say.
Just drove back from Doncaster hospital, hubby had appointment and wasn’t allowed to drive after so I drove back. The motorway was a nightmare. Not just big HGV’s but the spray from them made it seem like fog. Got home safely though, I’m pleased to say.
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Originally Posted by Mags1
Now you’re just tempting us, Leigh.❤️
Just drove back from Doncaster hospital, hubby had appointment and wasn’t allowed to drive after so I drove back. The motorway was a nightmare. Not just big HGV’s but the spray from them made it seem like fog. Got home safely though, I’m pleased to say.
Just drove back from Doncaster hospital, hubby had appointment and wasn’t allowed to drive after so I drove back. The motorway was a nightmare. Not just big HGV’s but the spray from them made it seem like fog. Got home safely though, I’m pleased to say.
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That's interesting Leigh,
mine is 'thankyou coffee', then 'god'.
I still talk to Gandalf in the clouds- BUT from my experiences..the lord helps those who help themselves.
Mags- 'HGV'...hmmm, when will youse people learn to speak propa ? We speak 'strain here in Australia-land. HGV's in my bit call them semi's or if you are really blokey- rigs. And yes- they are a pain with the water spray in their slip stream.
mine is 'thankyou coffee', then 'god'.
I still talk to Gandalf in the clouds- BUT from my experiences..the lord helps those who help themselves.
Mags- 'HGV'...hmmm, when will youse people learn to speak propa ? We speak 'strain here in Australia-land. HGV's in my bit call them semi's or if you are really blokey- rigs. And yes- they are a pain with the water spray in their slip stream.
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PJ, lol, I can understand calling them rigs, but semi’s 
I don’t get? I should’ve said lorries but I wanted you to know how big they were and how much water they were kicking up! 
Leigh that cake looks truly gorgeous. I love marzipan.
I was never a cake person, always savoury, but since the steroids, give me cake anyday!
Bob, how’s Toby doing, has he grown much?
Croutie, I hope things have quietened down for you and DH.
Thinking of you all and sending love.
Hope it’s a good weekend for everyone.
I don’t get? I should’ve said lorries but I wanted you to know how big they were and how much water they were kicking up! Leigh that cake looks truly gorgeous. I love marzipan.
I was never a cake person, always savoury, but since the steroids, give me cake anyday!
Bob, how’s Toby doing, has he grown much?
Croutie, I hope things have quietened down for you and DH.
Thinking of you all and sending love.
Hope it’s a good weekend for everyone.
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Originally Posted by Mags1
PJ, lol, I can understand calling them rigs, but semi’s I don’t get? I should’ve said lorries but I wanted you to know how big they were and how much water they were kicking up!
Leigh that cake looks truly gorgeous. I love marzipan.
I was never a cake person, always savoury, but since the steroids, give me cake anyday!
Bob, how’s Toby doing, has he grown much?
Croutie, I hope things have quietened down for you and DH.
Thinking of you all and sending love.
Hope it’s a good weekend for everyone.
I don’t get? I should’ve said lorries but I wanted you to know how big they were and how much water they were kicking up! Leigh that cake looks truly gorgeous. I love marzipan.
I was never a cake person, always savoury, but since the steroids, give me cake anyday!
Bob, how’s Toby doing, has he grown much?
Croutie, I hope things have quietened down for you and DH.
Thinking of you all and sending love.
Hope it’s a good weekend for everyone.
Happy Saturday!
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Big trucks with an articulated back- or a large trailer...semitrailer. Usually 22 wheel around city, the 2,3 trailer ones by law have a point they are not allowed to pass.
Went to a meeting...is sad to see some who are, seemingly in that category of just not getting it...who cannot heal.
Went to a meeting...is sad to see some who are, seemingly in that category of just not getting it...who cannot heal.
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PJ that’s some massive trucks. I have a big respect for lorries, and give them a very wide berth, especially after working in a garage and seeing how heavy parts were for them. 70ton of metal on a motorway at 60 miles an hour needs some respect.
I have a big respect for lorries, and give them a very wide berth, especially after working in a garage and seeing how heavy parts were for them. 70ton of metal on a motorway at 60 miles an hour needs some respect.
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Me too- and buses. I sometimes are amazed at stupid people..who cut off large vehicular things coming up to red lights...reducing large things braking room...stupid people in cars AND on bikes.
The days are more mild and the nights are getting colder now....still no good rain. There was a news report- in some parts of rural SA (all over truth be told) where mice numbers..after a short period of rain were predicted to reach plague numbers...no more rain..so mice (note- NOT rats) are eating each other.
The days are more mild and the nights are getting colder now....still no good rain. There was a news report- in some parts of rural SA (all over truth be told) where mice numbers..after a short period of rain were predicted to reach plague numbers...no more rain..so mice (note- NOT rats) are eating each other.
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Originally Posted by PhoenixJ
Me too- and buses. I sometimes are amazed at stupid people..who cut off large vehicular things coming up to red lights...reducing large things braking room...stupid people in cars AND on bikes.
The days are more mild and the nights are getting colder now....still no good rain. There was a news report- in some parts of rural SA (all over truth be told) where mice numbers..after a short period of rain were predicted to reach plague numbers...no more rain..so mice (note- NOT rats) are eating each other.
The days are more mild and the nights are getting colder now....still no good rain. There was a news report- in some parts of rural SA (all over truth be told) where mice numbers..after a short period of rain were predicted to reach plague numbers...no more rain..so mice (note- NOT rats) are eating each other.
And, yes, some of the things that drivers do are mindboggling.
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Originally Posted by PhoenixJ
Big trucks with an articulated back- or a large trailer...semitrailer. Usually 22 wheel around city, the 2,3 trailer ones by law have a point they are not allowed to pass.
Went to a meeting...is sad to see some who are, seemingly in that category of just not getting it...who cannot heal.
Went to a meeting...is sad to see some who are, seemingly in that category of just not getting it...who cannot heal.
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Hi everyone 
Had a lovely day at Mum and Dad with 3 brothers 2 SIL & Shaun.
Lots of cake to be had. Really enjoyable day.
Lol Bob , I think Toby will be sitting on your lap forever.
Hope everyone is enjoying your weeekend xxxx
Had a lovely day at Mum and Dad with 3 brothers 2 SIL & Shaun.
Lots of cake to be had. Really enjoyable day.
Lol Bob , I think Toby will be sitting on your lap forever.
Hope everyone is enjoying your weeekend xxxx
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