Peggy's Mundane Thread

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Czarcasm wrote:

8.50pm

Are you still on hold?

Oddly enough, it was a very quick call and they were rather efficient. They need a copy of the referral letter and we're off to the Nuffield.

Bleddy horrible weather here today. Rainy and windy and everything.

No news on whether this cold is going to be a cold or not.

I've just had a pint and a pasty.

Peggy wrote:

Bleddy horrible weather here today. Rainy and windy and everything.

No rain here for a good while now.

The Rhine is very low and ships can only carry 20% of their fully laden load. An oil refinery will soon have to stop production as they can't get the stuff out!

On another note, 42% of Koblenz (including 2 hospitals and a prison) will be evacuated on Saturday whilst they diffuse a 1.8 ton British bomb which until now had been sitting peacefully under the water for the last 70 years! Loads of other smaller bombs, grenades etc are being found daily.

http://www.thelocal.de/national/20111128-39157.html

John_Vaughan wrote:

Peggy wrote:

Bleddy horrible weather here today. Rainy and windy and everything.

No rain here for a good while now.

The Rhine is very low and ships can only carry 20% of their fully laden load. An oil refinery will soon have to stop production as they can't get the stuff out!

On another note, 42% of Koblenz (including 2 hospitals and a prison) will be evacuated on Saturday whilst they diffuse a 1.8 ton British bomb which until now had been sitting peacefully under the water for the last 70 years! Loads of other smaller bombs, grenades etc are being found daily.

http://www.thelocal.de/national/20111128-39157.html

I thought this was the "Mundane" thread. I was interested in that!

funny man wrote:

John_Vaughan wrote:

Peggy wrote:

Bleddy horrible weather here today. Rainy and windy and everything.

No rain here for a good while now.

The Rhine is very low and ships can only carry 20% of their fully laden load. An oil refinery will soon have to stop production as they can't get the stuff out!

On another note, 42% of Koblenz (including 2 hospitals and a prison) will be evacuated on Saturday whilst they diffuse a 1.8 ton British bomb which until now had been sitting peacefully under the water for the last 70 years! Loads of other smaller bombs, grenades etc are being found daily.

http://www.thelocal.de/national/20111128-39157.html

I thought this was the "Mundane" thread. I was interested in that!

It's becoming mundane here!

John_Vaughan wrote:

funny man wrote:

John_Vaughan wrote:

Peggy wrote:

Bleddy horrible weather here today. Rainy and windy and everything.

No rain here for a good while now.

The Rhine is very low and ships can only carry 20% of their fully laden load. An oil refinery will soon have to stop production as they can't get the stuff out!

On another note, 42% of Koblenz (including 2 hospitals and a prison) will be evacuated on Saturday whilst they diffuse a 1.8 ton British bomb which until now had been sitting peacefully under the water for the last 70 years! Loads of other smaller bombs, grenades etc are being found daily.

http://www.thelocal.de/national/20111128-39157.html

I thought this was the "Mundane" thread. I was interested in that!

It's becoming mundane here!

We've had a couple of those in Plymouth recently, too. So it probably does fit the Mundane criteria. Just.

Carry on!

Well wait until it IS mundane. Gad, sir, no sense of rules nowadays.

Waiting for curry

Not on a ship neaped up the Rhine, I might add.

got to post another eBay parcel today, I am selling up my Meccano & Soldier collection.

pepsipete wrote:

got to post another eBay parcel today, I am selling up my Meccano & Soldier collection.

I have to go to the Post Office today too. I can't decide whether to go to the main one in town or the sub-office near the train station. Decisions decisions.

Going to the one in the Co-Op in St Budeaux, can do a bit of shopping at the same time.

I've just joined the Trust, I've never had a paypal account before.

My garage roof blew off yesterday!

Seriously considering joining the Trust....Jeez!

My brother has also joined the Trust (although he doesn't know it yet).

I know this is the mundane thread, but joining the Trust?????

Is your life really so dull?

yes

I am Spartacus. Sorry, I meant I have joined the Trust.

Baaaaaaa!




ATD, earlier.

Blimey - so many coincidences on this thread!

I joined the Trust a long time ago (member number 106 in case you're interested).

I haven't got a garage, but I have been having some problems with the shed door, which seems to have swollen.

I too have to go to the post office today, as I've sold another of my old books. I'll probably go to the one in Marlborough Street, but if it's sunny I might walk across the park to Stoke Villedge. It's been sunny on and off this morning, and I've done quite a lot of work; expect I'll do some more when I get back.

Nothing on telly tonight. Might watch a film.

Would you believe it. I ran out of milk again this morning!

Luckily, I had just enough for my coffee, otherwise I'd have had to have drunk it black. Not that I mind black coffee, I just prefer it white.

I now have milk again having bought some more during a break.

I'm lucky I don't like sugar in my coffee as that would mean I have yet another thing to worry about!

Oddly enough, my wife has just been to the post office. Our shed door is fine though.

Was considering going to Bradford at the weekend, but have decided against it on cost grounds. Might do the hospitality at Bristol Rovers instead, but it's a whopping £50+VAT a head!

Looks like a trip to Clarks Village in the Cerbera - at least the journey there and back won't be boring! An hour or two walking two steps behind the wife whilst laden down with bags! Deep joy!

I can't even skive off to St James' Park as they don't have a game.

Talk about coincidences!

I didn't run out of milk. I don't take sugar but, even if I did, I have plenty. I don't have a shed (or I do but that's an interesting story). I don't think the post-office visits our village on a Wednesday. And I watched a film last night.