Its crunchie day so what is everyone doing over those two days of not very much...
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Weekend plans
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Mrs. D has booked us a hotel and dinner at Australasia in Manchester tonight for my birthday.
Saturday mooch back home before watching the 1st's play at rugby club before getting smashed watching England beating the French!!!
Sunday coaching the junior rugby teams with a hangover!
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Well firstly I have to work out whether or not my journey home to S Somerset is going to involve any water transportation! (perhaps a hunky Marine will aid my passage across the A361)
Tonight I'm going to a Greek evening in the Mildmay Arms.
Tomorrow not very much until the evening when I'm going to a talk about the history of smuggling on the Isle of Purbeck.Comment
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- Leaving meal At Hawksmoor tonight (hope I'm not expected to pay)
- Tomorrow am at QPR vs Burnley
- Sunday off Skiing for a weekComment
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is it still a 10 minute head start?Originally posted by RedSauce View Post- Tomorrow am at QPR vs Burnley
i hope you can run fast
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Saturday going to dinner with BF work mates for the first time, not sure if it's a good idea.
Sunday recovering
Fiscal nomad it's legal.Comment
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Fri: relaxing with GF#1 with some wine and fine home cooking.
Sat: paperwork, finishing off odd jobs around the house, bicycle ride weather permitting, then nice chinese restaurant in the evening. May squeeze in a bit of late night zombies, with GF#1's blessing of course.
Sun: sorting out financing, trip to Tilney Hall to check out spa facilities for a 2 day spa break for GF#1 and myself! Woohooo!If you think my attitude stinks, you should smell my fingers.Comment
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Today Bike ride down the Canal at lunch. Crash with a beer in front of the box.
Saturday - kiddie taxi, DIY then over to in laws for curry.
Sunday - am bike ride with my L2B training partner. Afternoon - recovering.Comment
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Hopefully finishing the rebuild of my new rc car, bit of music making and some family time.While you're waiting, read the free novel we sent you. It's a Spanish story about a guy named 'Manual.'Comment
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This weekend will be spent researching, and subsequently planning, on what part of the world is best suited to my warchest, enabling me to take the longest break possible without needing to do another contract.
At a guess the sprectrum is likely to range from a year in south-east Asia to a day in Vegas.Comment
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