I've been trying to sort out getting my wheelchair bound granny to her only grandsons wedding.
Impossible or so it seems. GNER are doing work on the track so they have put on non wheelchair access busses. National Express only run wheelchair coaches in the south of england (though I have emailed them to see if they'll change the coach for us). The local hire place only hire for 7days min - too expensive. Any suggestions? We're travelling from Co Durham to London.
I'd better make a speedy recovery from that little operation, because I'm in the process of making arrangements to take Ivor and Angelmouse to London next weekend. Amazingly, they've never been. I reckon a couple of nights staying somewhere central (I won't inflict Ivor on the Jump household as he can be quite tricky to have around), a trip on the London Eye, a matinee performance of either Queen - The Musical (they love Queen, and already know that "Mr Fred Mercury" died because he had sex without a condom too often) or The Lion King, an afternoon at the Natural History Museum, an hour feeding the waterfowl on the riverbank, and lots of trips on the Underground should keep them out of mischief. And some meals in noodle bars since even Angelmouse eats noodles. I might as well do all this when I can't train.
I'm glad I went out this morning because I'm in too cr*p a mood to go out now... it's just because someone at work is pawning off stuff on to me that she really can't be bothered to do and that annoys me. But she's senior enough to me to be able to do it.
You did a marathon only two days ago, Hippo. There's no hurry.
You're not making excuses. The weather around here IS bogging. That's why I'm doing all this retail therapy on the Web. Just booked tickets for Joseph - the kids will love that, and I'm sure I can bear it.
I might put a raincoat on and take Ivor for a toddle down to the lake in a few minutes.
Scampermouse, do join us for the 5pm performance of Joseph on Saturday - we're in the stalls. Seriously, if you do, we could all go for noodles afterwards. I can't go on the pull because I'll have two littl'uns with me.
A typical macho man married a typical good-looking lady and after the wedding laid down the following rules: "I'll be home when I want, if I want and at what time I want -and I don't expect any hassle from you. I expect a great dinner to be on the table unless I tell you otherwise. I'll go hunting, fishing,boozing and card-playing when I want with my old buddies and don't you give me a hard time about it. Those are my rules. Any comments?" His new bride said, "No, that's fine with me. Just understand that there'll be sex here at seven o'clock every night . . . whether you're here or not."
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I've been trying to sort out getting my wheelchair bound granny to her only grandsons wedding.
Impossible or so it seems. GNER are doing work on the track so they have put on non wheelchair access busses. National Express only run wheelchair coaches in the south of england (though I have emailed them to see if they'll change the coach for us). The local hire place only hire for 7days min - too expensive. Any suggestions? We're travelling from Co Durham to London.
Sarny shop closed so had to settle for 2 microwave burgers (
I normaly fly down by easy jet - just as cheep as the train
just needed to do that
I'd better make a speedy recovery from that little operation, because I'm in the process of making arrangements to take Ivor and Angelmouse to London next weekend. Amazingly, they've never been. I reckon a couple of nights staying somewhere central (I won't inflict Ivor on the Jump household as he can be quite tricky to have around), a trip on the London Eye, a matinee performance of either Queen - The Musical (they love Queen, and already know that "Mr Fred Mercury" died because he had sex without a condom too often) or The Lion King, an afternoon at the Natural History Museum, an hour feeding the waterfowl on the riverbank, and lots of trips on the Underground should keep them out of mischief. And some meals in noodle bars since even Angelmouse eats noodles. I might as well do all this when I can't train.
Just got stuck on the dialysis unit--------
ned to leave for that patient meeting in an hour or so
oh, why pretend
i dont really want to run
Time for a serious kick up the jacksie, if i dont pull myself together by tomorrow
I'm glad I went out this morning because I'm in too cr*p a mood to go out now... it's just because someone at work is pawning off stuff on to me that she really can't be bothered to do and that annoys me. But she's senior enough to me to be able to do it.
Rant over.
I want to go to a show too. V-rap, can I come?
You're not making excuses. The weather around here IS bogging. That's why I'm doing all this retail therapy on the Web. Just booked tickets for Joseph - the kids will love that, and I'm sure I can bear it.
I might put a raincoat on and take Ivor for a toddle down to the lake in a few minutes.
Chester
You can only shoot a Welsh person with a bow and arrow inside the city walls and after midnight.
Hereford
You may not shoot a Welsh person on Sunday with a longbow in the Cathedral Close.
Glad im living in the black Country:)
A typical macho man married a typical good-looking lady and after the wedding laid down the following rules: "I'll be home when I want, if I want and at what time I want -and I don't expect any hassle from
you. I expect a great dinner to be on the table unless I tell you otherwise.
I'll go hunting, fishing,boozing and card-playing when I want with my old buddies and don't you give me a hard time about it.
Those are my rules. Any comments?"
His new bride said, "No, that's fine with me. Just understand that there'll be sex here at seven o'clock every night . . . whether you're here or not."
Need to leave in 10 mins
'ow do folks