Leave it in the rear view mirror. Weekenders 03 - 06 January 2020
Mr
Join Date: Mar 2016
Location: FRANCE
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Originally Posted by biminiblue 
First time in 43 years I heard of it...
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Originally Posted by biminiblue
I really love this ❤️
I’m glad I’m back on the red road too
saoutchik
Join Date: Jan 2015
Location: London
Posts: 16,185
Listening to the radio today and speaking to a few people at work it does seem like a lot of people are quitting things in January, I suppose it being a new decade gives added impetus. All good.
What do the feed the gorillas at Paris Zoo?
Ape Suzettes.
What do the feed the gorillas at Paris Zoo?
Ape Suzettes.
Sober-T- Dragon
Join Date: Oct 2016
Location: Manitoba
Posts: 8,756
Originally Posted by biminiblue
I happen to live on a paved-over version of an old native path along a river. In the late 1800s or early 1900s it was then made into a carriageway, and was a red brick road. Recently the city/county, whoever took off the top asphalt paving to do some work and exposed that old red brick. It was really a profound experience for me to see that - I've lived here 30 years and had not known the history of my street...I picked up a broken red brick and it's a spiritual touchstone for me.
It's right here, in my hand.
I really like the Native/First Nation wisdom. "Red Road" may be more an American thing, but I know there's a lot of red dirt in AU and a lot of indigenous people and their wisdom.
It's right here, in my hand.
I really like the Native/First Nation wisdom.
"Red Road" may be more an American thing, but I know there's a lot of red dirt in AU and a lot of indigenous people and their wisdom.Magsie
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Join Date: Oct 2013
Location: UK
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Morning Weekenders
Saou
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Reid, it does seem to take a while to get back on track after Christmas.
I’m off over the Humber Bridge this morning for my appointment with the immunologist.
A while ago with having these trips to Hull I bought a Humber Tag which goes on the car windscreen. It enables us to go in the outside lane and not have to stop at the pay booths. When you pass under the scanner the tag beeps. It’s cool.
See you later, have a good day.
Saou
:Reid, it does seem to take a while to get back on track after Christmas.
I’m off over the Humber Bridge this morning for my appointment with the immunologist.
A while ago with having these trips to Hull I bought a Humber Tag which goes on the car windscreen. It enables us to go in the outside lane and not have to stop at the pay booths. When you pass under the scanner the tag beeps. It’s cool.
See you later, have a good day.
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: UK
Posts: 782
Morning weekenders,
Super busy here but checking in to say hello. I only have a couple of weeks paid work agreed for the New Year so I should be looking for new opportunities. Instead I'm frantically finishing off my current projects. Oh well, at least I'm sober so progress is possible...
Warm wishes as always. Forwards.
Super busy here but checking in to say hello. I only have a couple of weeks paid work agreed for the New Year so I should be looking for new opportunities. Instead I'm frantically finishing off my current projects. Oh well, at least I'm sober so progress is possible...
Warm wishes as always. Forwards.
Giving up is NOT an option.
Join Date: Jan 2015
Location: Western Wisconsin
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I'm in! I got back from my trip to Belize yesterday, but didn't get online much until this morning. Trip was fantastic! I'll try to get a few pictures posted at some point.
Haven't caught up with the thread yet - just settling in at work.
Haven't caught up with the thread yet - just settling in at work.
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