10/24/2009 Bash On the Boat (I'm with B.O.B.) - Thread #18

[medicalman]

Ah ha...no good going to him with my ailments then My brother used to do this at St Georges Hospital in Tooting. That's where he met his wife. Now he works for National Grid.

No not much help unless you want your monitors,pumps or valves fixing.
Dont think he could cut in as a brain surgeon
Handy to have around the house.

 

[GOS]

Congrats to Sean on the promotion............


OK, I'm outta here until later on, have a good day all.............

See you later Andy. Have a good day.

 

[GOS]

No not much help unless you want your monitors,pumps or valves fixing.
Dont think he could cut in as a brain surgeon
Handy to have around the house.

 

[GOS]

No not much help unless you want your monitors,pumps or valves fixing.
Dont think he could cut in as a brain surgeon
Handy to have around the house.

Speak later Cath...I have another date with an iron.

 

[goofyfreak]

Hi #Heather
Will try and post everyday now. Cannot let the side down.
Sean is busy with work and he goes to University 2 days a month. That keeps him tied up most nights.
Been decorating, thats just finished now, cleaning up today.
Got some pretty posh guests coming next year.
We didnt get much snow up here this week, a few schools closed but nothing like what you got down south. Looked fun if you didnt have to go anywhere.

POSH? You know it.
I want to see pics of the finished project.

 

[goofyfreak]

Quick, go back to bed...you could've scored breakfast in bed!

I believe that was going to be the case. Oh well, had much better time eating at the table with the kids and of course Scott.

 

[medicalman]

Congrats to Sean on the promotion............


OK, I'm outta here until later on, have a good day all.............

Bye Andy, have a nice day.

 

[goofyfreak]

Perhaps it an any Valentines surprise. The surprise is that you are getting nothing next week. hehe.
Enjoy whatever they are up to.

Oh No! BTW, look for a package soon.

 

[goofyfreak]

Congrats to Sean on the promotion............


OK, I'm outta here until later on, have a good day all.............

Have a great Sunday Andy.

 

[medicalman]

Speak later Cath...I have another date with an iron.

I have a very interesting date with a duster and hoover. Wow its so exciting.
We know how to life it up.

 

[goofyfreak]

No not much help unless you want your monitors,pumps or valves fixing.
Dont think he could cut in as a brain surgeon
Handy to have around the house.

Very handy. He even fixed our coffee pot when it broke while they were here.

 

[goofyfreak]

I have a very interesting date with a duster and hoover. Wow its so exciting.
We know how to life it up.

I think Sean would like to Hoover. He is very good at it.

 

[medicalman]

I believe that was going to be the case. Oh well, had much better time eating at the table with the kids and of course Scott.

Is scott after some brownie points.

 

[goofyfreak]

Is scott after some brownie points.

I guess so. Not sure why, but I am sure I will find out sooner or later.

 

[medicalman]

Well ive posted more today than the last few months put together.

 

[medicalman]

I think Sean would like to Hoover. He is very good at it.

Did he get into all the corners at your house? He seems to miss them here.
He has just returned again and is back on with his chores. I will go and take some pics and post them.
Be back soon.

 

[tikimimi]

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Digestives sound like medicine. Diane

If they are candy then the calories (170 for 2) and the fat grams (8 - and 4 of those are saturated) don't count, so medicine they are!!!!!!!

Can somebody please tell me what digestives are? Sounds very weird!

Didn't read ahead yet to know if Karen answered, but Digestives are British cookies/biscuits, made by Cadbury, and mine are half covered in chocolate. The biscuit part is not overly sweet - they are delicious!!!!

 

[goofyfreak]

Did he get into all the corners at your house? He seems to miss them here.
He has just returned again and is back on with his chores. I will go and take some pics and post them.
Be back soon.

We have to go get ready for church. Cant wait to see those pics. Talk to you soon.

 

[tikimimi]

I lived in Mansfield Massachusetts, 10 miles from the Patriots stadium. 40 minutes from Providence and 45 minutes from Boston. I also lived on the Cape (Dennisport)during the summer my entire life. (from the day I got out of school until the day before school started.) I was a beach bum. I miss the ocean but I sure don't miss the snow and cold. New England is so beautiful. I enjoy the foliage during the fall. I didn't even notice it when I lived there. I will always call Massachusetts home even though I have lived in San Antonio the longest amount of time since 85. (23 years) I lived in Mass until I was 20 years old. I still love the Celtics, Patriots, Bruins and Red Sox. I also like the Spurs. Matter of fact. Spurs play the Celtics tomorrow. That should be a good game. Grandkids can chose who they want to win. They are brainwashed Celtics but are Spurs fans. Elijah wears all kinds of Celtics, Patriots, Red Sox clothes to school. My little Asiah said whoever wins that will be okay. There has to be a winner and a loser. Diane

Interesting question for those of you who have relocated to another state - is your hometown where you were born, where you spent most of your childhood, where you live now, or does it matter how long you have lived where you live now? And for our friends across the pond - do you have the term hometown? How is it viewed there?

 

[medicalman]

We have to go get ready for church. Cant wait to see those pics. Talk to you soon.

Say a few prayers for us, Sean hasnt been is weeks.