Peggy's Mundane Thread

Czarcasm wrote:

LondonGreen wrote:

Coming down to 'muff tomorrow night for my Sister's graduation (#educatedsuperstar). Looking to stop off at Taunton services for a Burger King (strictly Medium sized...none of this expensive Go Large nonsense)

Always good to plan ahead.

Gordano's has always been my service station of choice, in a 'half-way from London' sort of way.

Super markets best bet, cheaper petrol. Cheaper food. Morrison the best

Put the oven on for the first time in ages today - and I remembered to take out the roasting pan first. Well pleased with myself.

(Nb There's no connection between today's news and yesterday's microwave-related report.)

Marseilles redeveloped ground looks like it has four floodlight stantions in the corners.

Lovely.

Went to a wet Devonport Park yesterday for coffee after collecting two grandstand tickets for Albion match tonight.

later went pass Pete’s house gave him a wave just in case he was at the window.
Had a appointment at Budshead medical practice, (inside needs a coat off paint.)

saw the dogend picking up guy again walking in from mutley

Bean harvest looks good.

hippo wrote:

Bean harvest looks good.

Bean counter eh?

You are the lip quivering one and I claim my €7!

A fine pint of Legend & a warm roast lamb baguette in the Rising Sun in Gunnislake for lunch.

A nice bottle of white and a spinach & courgette croustade this evening.

Happy days.

too hot to handle eh, but I have oven gloves

My five-year-old grandson won the biggest crab competition yesterday, at the seafood festival

[quote="knecht"]A fine pint of Legend & a warm roast lamb baguette in the Rising Sun in Gunnislake for lunch.

A nice bottle of white and a spinach & courgette croustade this evening.



Ah, now I know how to spend my retirement  

knecht wrote:

A fine pint of Legend & a warm roast lamb baguette in the Rising Sun in Gunnislake for lunch.

A nice bottle of white and a spinach & courgette croustade this evening.

Happy days.

 
 
Ah now I know how to quote properly

3 (Three) pints of Harbour plus a bowl of chips for lunch in The Tamar with an old friend down from Perth I was seeing for only the second time in over 40 years. And I had to force him to let me buy one round! He reassured me vastly by struggling much more than me to climb the hill to the station.

Pesto pasta (cooked by my considerate daughter after she saw I couldn't manage) plus a bottle of red wine this evening.

AND I don't have to get up for work tomorrow..... that's what early retirement's all about.  

Long day just arrive home. This morning took the little one to school, walked from Hartley to City Centre had a few words with Mr Stark on the way.
This afternoon walk to Efford library and back, Pick the little one up from school, took them for dinner, then to the life centre for swimming lessons, now I am ready for the bath.

Moist_Von_Lipwig wrote:

hippo wrote:

Bean harvest looks good.

Bean counter eh?

You are the lip quivering one and I claim my €7!

You are Mrs Merkel, congrats on re election and I claim my bailout.

Then I can pay you the €7 I owe you with the interest p.s. none of my lips are quivering... have a good evening

Haven't been doing much mundane stuff lately. Haven't even run out of bananas or milk.

On Saturday, I was in Penzance looking at some pictures of mines and foundries and that. Saw a seabird on the beach. It might have been a cormorant. Or a shag.

hippo wrote:

Moist_Von_Lipwig wrote:

hippo wrote:

Bean harvest looks good.

Bean counter eh?

You are the lip quivering one and I claim my €7!

You are Mrs Merkel, congrats on re election and I claim my bailout.  

Then I can pay you the €7 I owe you with the interest  p.s.  none of my lips are quivering... have a good evening

Not even ein klein woeben?  

Went to watch West Ham Cardiff last night. It was heading for extra time. Thankfully Vaz Te put us all out of our misery. It was more a massive sigh of relief than a cheer.
Got to the Black Lion in Plaistow, mate goes to the bar with the instruction "get us a Doom Bar please". Comes back two mins later "sorry no Doom, so I got you a Kronebourg" Youngsters...

Moist_Von_Lipwig wrote:

hippo wrote:

Moist_Von_Lipwig wrote:

hippo wrote:

Bean harvest looks good.

Bean counter eh?

You are the lip quivering one and I claim my €7!

You are Mrs Merkel, congrats on re election and I claim my bailout.

Then I can pay you the €7 I owe you with the interest p.s. none of my lips are quivering... have a good evening

Not even ein klein woeben?

Maybe just a waffer thin sized wiggle then.

Clean out the runner beans plants, was a very good crop, clean tool shed out and put in new plastic shelving, order some more. Pick the two troublemakers from school took them home and gave them their dinner. Peace until Sunday I think.

What are you planting now, TGWU?

I bought little presents for the small people today (therefore I'm very popular). A make your own glow in the dark jewellery kit for the eight year old, and a box of magic tricks for the five year old. After I'd helped the five year old work out how to do a couple of them, she made her sister and me sit cross legged on the floor to watch her perform. The show began 'Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls ...'

Bless em.  

Hope you were suitably amazed.

knecht wrote:

What are you planting now, TGWU?

The wife


I have christmas spuds in, the apple crop (tree in  large pot) one.
I only have a small patch of veg garden, I only wish I had a allotment.

A trip around South Devon today.