What are you doing this weekend?

**Mich the Tester** · 6 January 2012, 10:33

fri PM; out to dinner
weekend; quiet weekend at home seeing as I went straight to clientco after holiday and am looking forward to sleeping in my own bed again and lazing around in my own house again

not much really, except for the usual foursome with Lady Tester, Cristina Scabbia and Monica Bellucci.

**MarillionFan** · 6 January 2012, 11:43

I've just received a text to inform me that we are now expecting company for dinner tonight, my wifes best friend and her money talking, boorish, dull IT Contractor boyfriend.

We have nothing in common.

**Old Greg** · 6 January 2012, 11:46

Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

I've just received a text to inform me that we are now expecting company for dinner tonight, my wifes best friend and her money talking, boorish, dull IT Contractor boyfriend.

We have nothing in common.

Are you your wife's best friend?

**Lockhouse** · 6 January 2012, 12:03

A very quiet one this weekend. Daughter staying this weekend, dinner in tonight. Finishing off the workshop tomorrow and putting some shelves up in the greenhouse, mainly so they no longer sit on the floor in my office. Tomorrow night we're going into Eastleigh to possibly see "the Girl With..." and then some dinner. Sunday taking it easy.

How about yourself?

**sasguru** · 6 January 2012, 12:12

Lie Groups

**BrilloPad** · 6 January 2012, 12:25

Originally posted by Lockhouse View Post

How about yourself?

Baby BP has developed a bit of a steam train thing - was going to go to KESR but closed. Looks like Howletts instead.

**Old Greg** · 6 January 2012, 12:37

Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

Baby BP has developed a bit of a steam train thing - was going to go to KESR but closed. Looks like Howletts instead.

My friends' 2 year old has the same thing and wanted to go on a steam train. They took him and he was outraged that he didn't sit with the driver. His dad taught him a valuable lesson about the difference between a train and a locomotive, and the importance of accurately specifying requirements.

**BrilloPad** · 6 January 2012, 12:39

Originally posted by Old Greg View Post

My friends' 2 year old has the same thing and wanted to go on a steam train. They took him and he was outraged that he didn't sit with the driver. His dad taught him a valuable lesson about the difference between a train and a locomotive, and the importance of accurately specifying requirements.

The 2 year old is right! Hopefully for his 3rd birthday he will get a steam train driving experience.

**Old Greg** · 6 January 2012, 12:42

Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

The 2 year old is right! Hopefully for his 3rd birthday he will get a steam train driving experience.

The train includes the carriages.

What are you doing this weekend?