Another long night for Neil last night - got in about 6am so Ellis and I were tip toeing again. He's still asleep so I cant do any housework as its too noisy (well, thats my excuse anyway).
I remember those days when Mark worked nights, there's only so much you can do and be quiet.
Its actually stopped raining this morning - the weather has been so bad we've had flood warnings in places. Ellis' sports day was cancelled cuz the field s were too wet![]()
Sounds like our weather, lots of rain, and flash flood warnings. Today is suppose to be a hot one also. In the 90s, with a heat index of 95 to 100.
Not sure what to do today - cant get my gym stuff cuz its in my wardrobe and Neils asleep. Might be lazy and watch a movie![]()
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Well It's Official! The truck is ours!!![]()
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We signed our life away last night! Woody drove it to work today since Fridays are their "Guy Lunch" day.
Karen I know Greece is looking even more appealing for Neil now with these crazy hours he is working. Hope it gets better for him!
Sounds like a good day for a movie to me....
Well It's Official! The truck is ours!!![]()
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We signed our life away last night! Woody drove it to work today since Fridays are their "Guy Lunch" day.
Not quoting anything from your post here Nancy, but just wanted to say, congrats on the
35,000th
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Talking of sayings... I tend to type what I think (yeah I know that's a frightening thought in itself!),... but I often change my text thinking "they wont know what I mean by...." etc, and other times words such as "footie" I automatically think of as a "real" word and forget to put the proper word (football) in its place instead. Same with the word "buttie"... that to us is a sandwich.... used in every day language - cant remember the last time I said the word "sandwich" - no-one round here says it, they all use "buttie".
Neil has even recently bought a t shirt with the word "Bostin" across the front. That's a local word meaning "great, brilliant."
Another would be "Tara-a-bit" - another local word - the literal translation is "goodbye for a bit" - in other words "see you later".
So, what words if any do you use that we dont?
I dont mean stuff like faucet - we call it a tap etc, I mean slang words that you use in everyday life.
Just for fun - I'd like to learn some "Americanisms"![]()
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robin, theres that scary numbers boy again.![]()
overheard at the dinner table next to us on the KK cruise last oct.
"you know suz, you chewed that last bite of food 28 times. and the bite before that 29 times. that brings the total number of chews on the cruise so far to 3,268." suz replies," oh jeff.you know what that does to me when you quote numbers.
its just like what happens to gomez on the addams family when mortitia speaks french."
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sorry, couldnt resist![]()
Heather hope things get better for your dad. You are in our prayers.![]()
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Its lovely
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- my favourite thing about a new car is the "new car smell".
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robin, theres that scary numbers boy again.![]()
overheard at the dinner table next to us on the KK cruise last oct.
"you know suz, you chewed that last bite of food 28 times. and the bite before that 29 times. that brings the total number of chews on the cruise so far to 3,268." suz replies," oh jeff.you know what that does to me when you quote numbers.
its just like what happens to gomez on the addams family when mortitia speaks french."
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sorry, couldnt resist![]()