Still the Weekender Sober Thread June 18...
Enjoying coffee here too. I have just lost a 'stare out' competition with my neighbours cat.
Off to buy some bedding, there is a place selling 700 thread cotton duvet sets for £30, a bargain. Hope they have some decent colours
Off to buy some bedding, there is a place selling 700 thread cotton duvet sets for £30, a bargain. Hope they have some decent colours

I'm on!!!
I had a few drinks last night and I am not happy with myself today. I let the stress of a long busy week overwhelm me. Should have just came right on here but I took the easy way and I am pissed!
I don't know why summertime is so challenging for me when it comes to drinking but it is really taking all I've got mentally to battle these urges.
I had a few drinks last night and I am not happy with myself today. I let the stress of a long busy week overwhelm me. Should have just came right on here but I took the easy way and I am pissed!
I don't know why summertime is so challenging for me when it comes to drinking but it is really taking all I've got mentally to battle these urges.

Happy sober hangover free morning everyone.

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Morning
Having a lovely coffee this rainy morning, watching my cats attack each other - there are two of them, I am only a starter on the crazy cat lady road (for Christmas my son wanted 98 black cats, so we could have a hundred black cats - he was disappointed Santa did not agree!).
I had a horrible dream and woke up super early, so dusting myself off and realizing my ex is not here, and will not be! Once it dries up I am going to dust off the bike and see if the saying that you never forget is true!

I had a horrible dream and woke up super early, so dusting myself off and realizing my ex is not here, and will not be! Once it dries up I am going to dust off the bike and see if the saying that you never forget is true!

I'm on!!!
I had a few drinks last night and I am not happy with myself today. I let the stress of a long busy week overwhelm me. Should have just came right on here but I took the easy way and I am pissed!
I don't know why summertime is so challenging for me when it comes to drinking but it is really taking all I've got mentally to battle these urges.
I had a few drinks last night and I am not happy with myself today. I let the stress of a long busy week overwhelm me. Should have just came right on here but I took the easy way and I am pissed!
I don't know why summertime is so challenging for me when it comes to drinking but it is really taking all I've got mentally to battle these urges.
Good to see you!

Morning
Having a lovely coffee this rainy morning, watching my cats attack each other - there are two of them, I am only a starter on the crazy cat lady road (for Christmas my son wanted 98 black cats, so we could have a hundred black cats - he was disappointed Santa did not agree!).
I had a horrible dream and woke up super early, so dusting myself off and realizing my ex is not here, and will not be! Once it dries up I am going to dust off the bike and see if the saying that you never forget is true!

I had a horrible dream and woke up super early, so dusting myself off and realizing my ex is not here, and will not be! Once it dries up I am going to dust off the bike and see if the saying that you never forget is true!
Welcome to SR and the weekender!!!
(crazy cat ladies welcome also!)

welp... no gym. laid in bed. could not really justify getting up. up now. out the door for breakfast and pride day. festival food. odd people. funny clothes. woo hoo! :|

Mec ~
Been to Orkney. THEE best! For that Trip, we rented a 'Caravan' - Class C Motorhome to us U.S.-ians - and tooled around for a week. An easy Rental outta Greenock by Glascow. Drove it on the Ferry, and enjoyed a pounding ride through a modest Storm up the North Sea to Orkney.
Twilight all night after a ~22:30 hrs Sunset. Folks can start a round of Golf at 21:00 hours, and finish up in Twilight.
We'd pull up to a Camping 'Pitch', and orient the huge RV Window to the Sea. Hit the local Shops for Supplies - or 'Safeway' Stores for basics - and listen to the Beeb over a late Dinner. We didn't plug in, so we could pitch on remote Sites. Brought back a perfect set of huge Scallop Shells nabbed at low Tide, and use them still for Sushi Plates, or horse doovers [phonetic pronunciation].
Besides 'Stonehenge' type Rings you can walk right up to, Skara Brae was stunning. A Neolithic Site built from local flat Rock. In Tree-less Orkney, the Roofs were Animal Hides stretched over Logs washed onshore from Canada. Amazing place.
Scapa Flow was pivotal in WW II. Radio and Telegraph Operators could spot German War Assets headed for Mainland U.K., and give warning . An old Radio Museum I had to go to in some Gent's Barn told the WW II Radio Story, and he had some fabulous old Collectibles. Entry is by Donation on the Honor System, of course.
Given the recent riff here by LBrain on Sea Glass, see the Orkney Story take on that linked below. There's nothing between Orkney and Canada, so the Orkney Beaches provide some of thee best Beach Combing ever!
As we hung out on the RV Site built on the grounds of an old Fish Cannery on the outskirts of Kirkwall, a Boat docked. In these large Bins, they were unloading massive Crabs just caught. Dinner Plate diameter. We bagged two for Dinner for a $ Song, and I figgered out how to steam them in Foil in the RV Oven. We cracked them open on the Picnic Table with Rocks like the opening Ape Scene in '2001: A Space Odyssey'. A functional Tribute to my likely Neolithic Ancestors.
Fabulous, fabulous, and and even more fabulous...
- Skara Brae Website -
- Skara Brae Pictures -
- Scapa Flow Pictures -
- Wiki On Orkney -
- Orkney Sea Glass Competition -
.
Been to Orkney. THEE best! For that Trip, we rented a 'Caravan' - Class C Motorhome to us U.S.-ians - and tooled around for a week. An easy Rental outta Greenock by Glascow. Drove it on the Ferry, and enjoyed a pounding ride through a modest Storm up the North Sea to Orkney.
Twilight all night after a ~22:30 hrs Sunset. Folks can start a round of Golf at 21:00 hours, and finish up in Twilight.
We'd pull up to a Camping 'Pitch', and orient the huge RV Window to the Sea. Hit the local Shops for Supplies - or 'Safeway' Stores for basics - and listen to the Beeb over a late Dinner. We didn't plug in, so we could pitch on remote Sites. Brought back a perfect set of huge Scallop Shells nabbed at low Tide, and use them still for Sushi Plates, or horse doovers [phonetic pronunciation].
Besides 'Stonehenge' type Rings you can walk right up to, Skara Brae was stunning. A Neolithic Site built from local flat Rock. In Tree-less Orkney, the Roofs were Animal Hides stretched over Logs washed onshore from Canada. Amazing place.
Scapa Flow was pivotal in WW II. Radio and Telegraph Operators could spot German War Assets headed for Mainland U.K., and give warning . An old Radio Museum I had to go to in some Gent's Barn told the WW II Radio Story, and he had some fabulous old Collectibles. Entry is by Donation on the Honor System, of course.
Given the recent riff here by LBrain on Sea Glass, see the Orkney Story take on that linked below. There's nothing between Orkney and Canada, so the Orkney Beaches provide some of thee best Beach Combing ever!
As we hung out on the RV Site built on the grounds of an old Fish Cannery on the outskirts of Kirkwall, a Boat docked. In these large Bins, they were unloading massive Crabs just caught. Dinner Plate diameter. We bagged two for Dinner for a $ Song, and I figgered out how to steam them in Foil in the RV Oven. We cracked them open on the Picnic Table with Rocks like the opening Ape Scene in '2001: A Space Odyssey'. A functional Tribute to my likely Neolithic Ancestors.
Fabulous, fabulous, and and even more fabulous...
- Skara Brae Website -
- Skara Brae Pictures -
- Scapa Flow Pictures -
- Wiki On Orkney -
- Orkney Sea Glass Competition -
.

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The other cat was a donation from a friend! She is mine!

wells, I don't have an hour or two to completely catch up on the thread...
lunar - you and me need to party! One thing fer sure, using the term "squeezed one off" says a lot about a person. Awesome shooting your mom in the butt oxe - think forest gump. Was that candy store just down the road from the candle store that had every imaginable scent available? I bet they even have gain scented candles.
Okay, was up early, vacuumed around the place and cleaned up the kitchen and started breakfast before the wife got home. Buckwheat pancakes with blueberries (of course) covered with sliced strawberries and drizzled with honey. YUMM ME! I had to yell at the wife - I really tore into her. As I was walking across the kitchen I spilled honey from my plate. So I yelled at her in case she ever did it.
Bimini - I watched a thing on Atlantis. And these knucklehead phd types are arguing over whether or not the Bimini road is man made or natural.
It goes along with, "I want to believe."
Okay, Gilmer you're up. Last night I watched NOAH. The one with Rustle Crow... You know the old saying, it wasn't as good as the book or whatever... ???
I was in and out watching this, I watched about half of it being generous if I must say. But I tried to stick with it and stay till the end. I'm curious how many people walked out on it. Not because of the "artistic freedom" taken by the director, but by the absolute, "WTF am I watching?" aspect of it.
I totally loved the rock monsters or whatever they were supposed to be - fallen angels. Yeah, and the creator entombed them in volcanic rock. But they didn't turn to the dark side, they kept on hoping for salvation...
Trust me, this is not a spoiler for the movie. The spoiler for me was wasting the couple hours I actually kept it rolling.
More work outside today. The couple days of rain we had got in the way of doing a few things but well worth it.
WELCOME ALL NEW TO THE WEEKENDER BUS RIDE!
And happy 24th birthday to someone a page or two back - I don't keep notes.
PK - perhaps you never heard of the RUNAWAYS? We had two of their albums. And yes, Joan Jett was one of the "gals".
okay I went back but didn't see who's birthday it is.
And Della, "I caught you a delicious bass." !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
lunar - you and me need to party! One thing fer sure, using the term "squeezed one off" says a lot about a person. Awesome shooting your mom in the butt oxe - think forest gump. Was that candy store just down the road from the candle store that had every imaginable scent available? I bet they even have gain scented candles.
Okay, was up early, vacuumed around the place and cleaned up the kitchen and started breakfast before the wife got home. Buckwheat pancakes with blueberries (of course) covered with sliced strawberries and drizzled with honey. YUMM ME! I had to yell at the wife - I really tore into her. As I was walking across the kitchen I spilled honey from my plate. So I yelled at her in case she ever did it.
Bimini - I watched a thing on Atlantis. And these knucklehead phd types are arguing over whether or not the Bimini road is man made or natural.
It goes along with, "I want to believe."
Okay, Gilmer you're up. Last night I watched NOAH. The one with Rustle Crow... You know the old saying, it wasn't as good as the book or whatever... ???
I was in and out watching this, I watched about half of it being generous if I must say. But I tried to stick with it and stay till the end. I'm curious how many people walked out on it. Not because of the "artistic freedom" taken by the director, but by the absolute, "WTF am I watching?" aspect of it.
I totally loved the rock monsters or whatever they were supposed to be - fallen angels. Yeah, and the creator entombed them in volcanic rock. But they didn't turn to the dark side, they kept on hoping for salvation...
Trust me, this is not a spoiler for the movie. The spoiler for me was wasting the couple hours I actually kept it rolling.
More work outside today. The couple days of rain we had got in the way of doing a few things but well worth it.
WELCOME ALL NEW TO THE WEEKENDER BUS RIDE!
And happy 24th birthday to someone a page or two back - I don't keep notes.
PK - perhaps you never heard of the RUNAWAYS? We had two of their albums. And yes, Joan Jett was one of the "gals".
okay I went back but didn't see who's birthday it is.
And Della, "I caught you a delicious bass." !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Brain, I haven't seen Noah. From what I've heard, not only does it have very little to do with the Bible, but it's also just plain bad!
Now that you've corroborated all the evidence, I'll definitely cross it off the list!
Now that you've corroborated all the evidence, I'll definitely cross it off the list!


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