I've seen mine and would prefer someone else's. Preferably ones that didn't feature both late nights and early mornings...
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Weekend Plans?
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Tonight - Six Nations, going to a gig, beer.
Tomorrow - A classic Six Nations/Football combo, playing a gig, beer.
Sunday - Rugby in the morning, family dinner, probably a bit more football and a couple more beers. -
Tonight: Watching the Rugby and a beer festival
Tomorrow: Going to the Gym, Watching Football on TV and looking after the kids while avoiding being roped into decorating
Sunday: Taking the biggest one to his Rugby training and cooking Sunday lunchMake Mercia Great Again!Comment
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Clearing out the garage. Can I swap with you?Originally posted by eek View PostI've seen mine and would prefer someone else's. Preferably ones that didn't feature both late nights and early mornings...Comment
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That is merely only part of my weekend. The gory details are:Originally posted by woohoo View PostClearing out the garage. Can I swap with you?
School talent concert tonight (deep joy). Options are man bar or watch all the "talent" (will go for former given choice).
Early start tomorrow. Drop eek jr at music and then clear garage.
Sort out chocolates for Sunday market
Possibly the cinema but would prefer sleep
Sunday
Early start. Farmers market on Sunday from 11am to 3 (first market we've done there)
Tea (probably out)
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TFA !
Got gigs Friday night and Sat night, then taking son skiing Sunday to Tuesday.When freedom comes along, don't PISH in the water supply.....Comment
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Today/Tonight: Wine tasting then cooking and rugby and trying out the new spirits I got from a microdistillery
Tomorrow: Rugby then heading out to a champagne tasting and dinner in Hamsterjam
Sunday: Cooking and blogging about the champagne tastingComment
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TFA
Tonight – Jacuzzi, then take away & movie with BGG
Tomorrow – Working on new leather project (I need a new day to day handbag) then friend over in eve I shall be cooking Jamaican lamb shanks & BGG will make caramel ice cream.
Sunday – Chill out with some games (WoW or Pathfinder, yet to be decided)Growing old is mandatory
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Tonight - probably watching Elementary with Mrs F whilst surfing the web
Tomorrow - take girls to ballet, nothing in the afternoon, watch Californication whilst watching the web, Mrs F out until very very late in Manchester
Sunday - make Mrs F get out of bed early because she'll feel bad about going out and leaving me at home, listen to all the details about Manchester night out, lunch, make whiny daughter do her maths homework (tears optional, but likely to make an appearance), watch Elementary with Mrs F whilst surfing the web
Woo and indeed hoo.Comment
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