Cinds posted:1954 Chevrolet. It was beautiful.
ION, I also had a lovely postcard off Rawky waiting for me when I got home.
It is beautiful. Must have been so evocative riding along in that Cinds 
Hope you had a good time in Cuba, it must be quite a place to visit!
Jen-Star posted:Cinds posted:Just catching up.
Jen what a nightmare with your knee. How is it now?
I was thinking I hadn't seen you post in a while, how are you?
Its a lot better but still weak, I'm gonna keep using the brace and be very careful of twisting it etc. Ive got docs on the 18th about it and I'm gonna keep going back til she sends for MRI.
Good idea Jen. Hopefully that'll keep your full weight off it and prevent further damage 
Jen-Star posted:Cinds posted:Just catching up.
Jen what a nightmare with your knee. How is it now?
I was thinking I hadn't seen you post in a while, how are you?
Its a lot better but still weak, I'm gonna keep using the brace and be very careful of twisting it etc. Ive got docs on the 18th about it and I'm gonna keep going back til she sends for MRI.
Hopefully that will help & the MRI will give a better diagnosis.
Roger the Alien posted:Cinds posted:1954 Chevrolet. It was beautiful.
ION, I also had a lovely postcard off Rawky waiting for me when I got home.
It is beautiful. Must have been so evocative riding along in that Cinds
Hope you had a good time in Cuba, it must be quite a place to visit!
It was beautiful Rog, I would definitely recommend& will go again despite the 10 hour flight. I loved the place. The place & people were amazing. We also swam with dolphins, full on with dolphins, putting their faces on ours. It wasn't in a manmade sea world place, which I don't think I would have liked at all, but a natural lagoon that they could leave.
Cinds posted:Roger the Alien posted:Cinds posted:1954 Chevrolet. It was beautiful.
ION, I also had a lovely postcard off Rawky waiting for me when I got home.
It is beautiful. Must have been so evocative riding along in that Cinds
Hope you had a good time in Cuba, it must be quite a place to visit!
It was beautiful Rog, I would definitely recommend& will go again despite the 10 hour flight. I loved the place. The place & people were amazing. We also swam with dolphins, full on with dolphins, putting their faces on ours. It wasn't in a manmade sea world place, which I don't think I would have liked at all, but a natural lagoon that they could leave.
Wow Cinds... what an amazing thing to experience! 
Quick catch up ...
Looks fab Cinds 
Sounds grim Jen
What a twonk Velvet! 
Ever the conversationalist, me!
Rexi posted:Quick catch up ...
Looks fab Cinds
Sounds grim Jen
What a twonk Velvet!
Ever the conversationalist, me!
i just wanted to tell someone or anyone that im so so tired, i sleep on the sofa (because of mr wilf), last night wilfy barked his way from 1.30am 'til 4am, i thought he'd lost use of his legs, i tried to pick him up but he went for me, i had to tip sofa up so he got up and went out, i try to have an hours kip upstairs but he barks, i have to be with him all the time, im worn out, hes barking now,im off to kip,im really tired
Pirate, I know you love him, but you really must let him know who's boss Try leaving him for short periods of time like the people on the TV teach us to do. So he knows you'll be coming back to him and he'll get used to it, and meanwhile get as much sleep as you can, anywhere you can
I've just seen this on Twitter with the title.
"When your cat is plotting to kill you & your dog is trying to warn you."
Rigg and Reed pictured while working together on The Assassination Bureau (1969)
Two of the best actors of their generation?
Cold Sweat posted:
Rigg and Reed pictured while working together on The Assassination Bureau (1969)
Two of the best actors of their generation?
Superb picture. 
Moonie posted:My dad and uncle one put four pieces of wallpaper up before realising it was upside down
velvet donkey posted:Ollie had it all
Georgous hunk of a man, could always make my heart skip a beat
Still looking for wallpaper, when you see one you like, let me know and I will see how much it costs. 
Baz posted:I like the first one
The one with birds and flowers?
I kinda like the fifths - coffee and mocha square circles.
Moonie posted:Enthusiastic Contrafibularities posted:
I likes that one
I like the vintage style ones too Moonie.
I've just been out in lovely Durham. I'd took my nephew out for dinner as it's his 30th birthday.
ANYWAY, we popped in to the Market Tavern for a drink after the meal while we waited for our taxi. I went to visit the LADIES ROOM, and when I say Ladies room, I think I was mistaken, as what I encountered was definitely not lady like behaviour.
I walked in to the ladies, to be confronted with a woman in her 50's, skirt pulled up to her waist, no pants & drying her fanny with the hand dryer. 
Oh & while I'm here,I'm going to moan about other stuff. So step daughter always asking us for money cos she's skint, a year ago started she wanted a to get a puppy. I said, first, you are always asking for money so you cannot afford a dog, and if you get a dog NEVER ask us to borrow money again, because if you can afford a dog blah blah. Also, if you get a dog YOU must insure it, and if you cannot afford to insure it, do not get a dog.
But then I'd also said, you live in a flat, please wait until you move to a house & have a garden.
So they got a puppy 5 months ago. The puppy jumped off their balcony this week and broke it's legs. Guess what, no insurance.
Cinds posted:I've just been out in lovely Durham. I'd took my nephew out for dinner as it's his 30th birthday.
ANYWAY, we popped in to the Market Tavern for a drink after the meal while we waited for our taxi. I went to visit the LADIES ROOM, and when I say Ladies room, I think I was mistaken, as what I encountered was definitely not lady like behaviour.
I walked in to the ladies, to be confronted with a woman in her 50's, skirt pulled up to her waist, no pants & drying her fanny with the hand dryer.
Cinds,
I am out in a public place having a coffee and read your post.
I proper laughed out loud at your final sentence. Everyone around me thought I was bonkers but it was worth it.
Top post *thumbs ups*
Cinds posted:I've just been out in lovely Durham. I'd took my nephew out for dinner as it's his 30th birthday.
ANYWAY, we popped in to the Market Tavern for a drink after the meal while we waited for our taxi. I went to visit the LADIES ROOM, and when I say Ladies room, I think I was mistaken, as what I encountered was definitely not lady like behaviour.
I walked in to the ladies, to be confronted with a woman in her 50's, skirt pulled up to her waist, no pants & drying her fanny with the hand dryer.
Sorry you had to witness that, Cinds. I'd hoped to complete the procedure before anyone walked in.
I'm flattered that you thought I was only in my 50's, though!
yuk yuk