Well its Friday in a United Kingdom so while we watch Unix have a mental breakdown what else does everyone else have planned.
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How lovely of you to ask.
An exciting one for me. The obnoxious diva with anger management issues who is currently masquerading as a member of my family is being returned to the lost city of Leicester to continue her education.
We shall be escorting her there to ensure there are no hiccups.
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We've got another two weeks over here and some more members of the wife's family are jetting over for a week or so.Comment
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TFA
Taking mother to London tomorrow. London Eye and river cruise planned. Looks like it'll be wet and miserable, but tickets are bought, so we're going.
Friend's birthday curry (yeuch) tomorrow evening, then Sunday need to get organised for my holiday - washing, weighing and packing. Will try and fit in an hour or two on the bike if I get time.
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What are you doing?
I leave work at 11am today. Racing up to LLandudno for baby bp's party - he is 7 today.
Tomorrow I do the brutal. Which is aptly named. Horizontally this is only an Iroman(2.5 mile swim, 112 mile cycle, 26 mile run). The swim is in very cold water. The cycle involves a 2 mile ascent. And the run involves a half mile ascent in the dark.
Sunday I rest....Comment
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Ta for asking..
After last Saturdays trip to Blackpool with 5 teenage girls for Pogle Jnrs birthday treat, i am hoping for a quiet time
There will be coffee, wine, cooking, Dr Who & the gym, but not necessarily in that order....
I'm sorry, but I'll make no apologies for this
Pogle is awarded +5 Xeno Geek Points.
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Brother has an interview for a job on Saturday, so I am putting him up over the weekend.
got to psyche him up, get him revved up(\__/)
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harshOriginally posted by eek View PostWell its Friday in a United Kingdom so while we watch Unix have a mental breakdown what else does everyone else have planned.Comment
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostTomorrow I do the brutal. Which is aptly named. Horizontally this is only an Iroman(2.5 mile swim, 112 mile cycle, 26 mile run). The swim is in very cold water. The cycle involves a 2 mile ascent. And the run involves a half mile ascent in the dark.
I am doing the 15km Devil Run. I feel like a wimp by comparison.Comment
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