Weekender Thread 12 - 16th July 2018
Mr
Join Date: Mar 2016
Location: FRANCE
Posts: 5,230
Woke up too early. It's 04h10...
My sobriety is the most important thing to me these days. It has become my little friend walking along beside me in everything I do.
I think I have developed an addiction to ice-cream and peaches followed by a secondary addiction to ice-cream and pears. Could be worse...
Is 04h10 too early for ice-cream ?
I will be in the office early this morning
Have a great friday weekenders.
My sobriety is the most important thing to me these days. It has become my little friend walking along beside me in everything I do.
I think I have developed an addiction to ice-cream and peaches followed by a secondary addiction to ice-cream and pears. Could be worse...
Is 04h10 too early for ice-cream ?
I will be in the office early this morning
Have a great friday weekenders.
Sober-T- Dragon
Join Date: Oct 2016
Location: Manitoba
Posts: 8,756
Originally Posted by badgerden 
LHW
https://youtu.be/dFzhjnjXc2o
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Done with work and home for the night....just finished the chocolate milk so I'll need to stock up for the weekend! 
OH! Dragon I had pre-ordered the new ABR cd and got an email that it's been shipped!!! Yay!!!
OH! Dragon I had pre-ordered the new ABR cd and got an email that it's been shipped!!! Yay!!!
saoutchik
Join Date: Jan 2015
Location: London
Posts: 16,183
Morning, VMan an ice cream museum has opened in Kings Cross. I'll report back if I get a chance to visit.
https://www.gasholder.london/2018/05...n-kings-cross/
https://www.gasholder.london/2018/05...n-kings-cross/
Mr
Join Date: Mar 2016
Location: FRANCE
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Dance all you like Willow !
YAY an ice-cream museum !
I just wanted to share this with you, put it out there so to speak.
I was thinking after the world cup, now thats there's only one two matches left we could move on to the "TOUR DE FRANCE"
While we are observing the each stage there are also very nice aerial views and landscapes showing lots of nice animals which can be discussed by the animal lovers, me included
Yesterdays stage (6) was one by a fabulous young man called Dan MARTIN, Irish but born in Birmingham. His dad was a pro cyclist, Neil Martin and his mom was Stephen Roches (winner tour 1987) sister , Maria ROCHE.
Todays stage (7) brings the riders on 231 kms of flat terrain from Fougeres to Chartres :
YAY an ice-cream museum !
I just wanted to share this with you, put it out there so to speak.
I was thinking after the world cup, now thats there's only one two matches left we could move on to the "TOUR DE FRANCE"
While we are observing the each stage there are also very nice aerial views and landscapes showing lots of nice animals which can be discussed by the animal lovers, me included
Yesterdays stage (6) was one by a fabulous young man called Dan MARTIN, Irish but born in Birmingham. His dad was a pro cyclist, Neil Martin and his mom was Stephen Roches (winner tour 1987) sister , Maria ROCHE.
Todays stage (7) brings the riders on 231 kms of flat terrain from Fougeres to Chartres :
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Originally Posted by saoutchik
Morning, VMan an ice cream museum has opened in Kings Cross. I'll report back if I get a chance to visit.
https://www.gasholder.london/2018/05...n-kings-cross/
https://www.gasholder.london/2018/05...n-kings-cross/
Have a good day Weekenders!
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Join Date: Jun 2016
Location: Adelaide, Australia
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I bought a very good mountain/road cross bicycle- rode it everywhere...including the last day I rode ir 40 k's, to get assessments done for my car license reinstatement (lost it just under 5 yrs before, the cut off- because of seizures from going cold-t). I got my license back and bought a good, older car within the hour. My bike is now used to dry clothes on.
Mr
Join Date: Mar 2016
Location: FRANCE
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Years ago when I was not a recovering alcoholic with my alcoholic brother we once rented out bicycles on a holiday then got a taxi to bring us home with the bicycles in the trunk... We could have been in the trunk for all I knew...... Likewise I couldn't walk straight for 3 days after. (or maybe it was 3 weeks)
And we also have an indoor exercise bicycle as a coat hanger. Designer piece
And we also have an indoor exercise bicycle as a coat hanger.
Designer piece
Sober-T- Dragon
Join Date: Oct 2016
Location: Manitoba
Posts: 8,756
Originally Posted by Purplrks3647
Done with work and home for the night....just finished the chocolate milk so I'll need to stock up for the weekend!
OH! Dragon I had pre-ordered the new ABR cd and got an email that it's been shipped!!! Yay!!!
OH! Dragon I had pre-ordered the new ABR cd and got an email that it's been shipped!!! Yay!!!
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Location: East Coast US
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Ha ha ha ha. Thanks Badger and Dragon. The "weebles wobble" brought back memories! And yes, how many here are old enough to remember Romper Room??! And of course weebles. Oh wow. My little brother had a toy school bus that had weebles as the passengers. Wonder what ever happened to all that stuff? It was probably sold in a garage sale for $1 and now worth much more. So fun. Maybe I should call myself "Weeble" instead of LHW.
Sober-T- Dragon
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Location: Manitoba
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Originally Posted by saoutchik
Morning, VMan an ice cream museum has opened in Kings Cross. I'll report back if I get a chance to visit.
https://www.gasholder.london/2018/05...n-kings-cross/
https://www.gasholder.london/2018/05...n-kings-cross/
Sober-T- Dragon
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Location: Manitoba
Posts: 8,756
Originally Posted by STDragon
Ahh cool, I never did get around to checking Itunes for it. I will do that this weekend.
The Apocalypse Blues Revue -
COMING JUL 20, 2018
The Shape of Blues To Come
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Never too early or late for ice cream with peaches. I've never tried it with pears, but it's now on my list. I really like vanilla ice cream with mangoes. You're welcome.
I rode a 135 mile charity bike ride once. It was right after I got divorced though; and I wasn't yet all that comfortable doing things alone. Granted, it was along with 200 other people, but still. It runs every year from Seattle to Vancouver, BC. Couple/three ferry rides, two overnights with camping, some San Juan Islands, and lots of beauty. Maybe I should do it again. A couple people did it on roller blades. That didn't look fun on the country back roads.
San Juan Islands
(no, I didn't see any Orcas, but you can't really say "San Juan Islands," without an Orca pic)
It's Friday. I won't be drinking this weekend. If you're struggling, stick close to this site. Make a plan for activities or house-cleaning or fixing a car or whatever. Just don't pick up that first drink or drug.
I rode a 135 mile charity bike ride once. It was right after I got divorced though; and I wasn't yet all that comfortable doing things alone. Granted, it was along with 200 other people, but still. It runs every year from Seattle to Vancouver, BC. Couple/three ferry rides, two overnights with camping, some San Juan Islands, and lots of beauty. Maybe I should do it again. A couple people did it on roller blades. That didn't look fun on the country back roads.
San Juan Islands
(no, I didn't see any Orcas, but you can't really say "San Juan Islands," without an Orca pic)
It's Friday. I won't be drinking this weekend. If you're struggling, stick close to this site. Make a plan for activities or house-cleaning or fixing a car or whatever. Just don't pick up that first drink or drug.
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