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What are you doing this weekend?
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Thanks for the ask,
Tonight I plan to have a look at Archage (Alpha testing)
Tomorrow we are off to see Penn & Teller in Hammersmith
Sunday trying to locate 1.5 tonne of aquatic gravelGrowing old is mandatory
Growing up is optionalComment
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Thanks for asking.
Wine, Curry and a film tonight.
Taking eldest to a uni open day. Then out for drinks round and friends.
Sunday will be getting things ready for holiday and that probably means shopping, shopping and more shoppingComment
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Friday: weights, red wine.
Saturday: Bike to Lido, swim, bike home, evil long run.
Sun: Evil bike and run, kit prep for IM (3 weeks to go), red wine.
Fridge is full - lots of binge eating
BP is on the veggies/non-sugary path to sucess.....!
Edit: need new coffee machine after last one short circuited the flat - boom.Last edited by Dallas; 20 June 2014, 09:31.Comment
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tonight still tidying garden before tomorrow.
tomorrow - Little one's Birthday party.
Sunday - out on bike to get over hangover.Comment
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Driving!!
Train back home tonight and a couple of beers.
Tomorrow - up and drive to worcester to pick up my son and then off to the open day at liverpool Uni. Then back home. Probably take him for a curry. Sunday, take him to the open day at Keele and then onto Worcester to drop him off and tea at Nandos. Then drive to Edinburgh! All in Google says its over 730 miles.Rule Number 1 - Assuming that you have a valid contract in place always try to get your poo onto your timesheet, provided that the timesheet is valid for your current contract and covers the period of time that you are billing for.
I preferred version 1!Comment
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Tonight: Sitting in the garden sipping margaritas and cooking on the grill.
Sat: Mow the lawn, drop the pooch off for a haircut, pottering. Either out for dinner or more al fresco dining.
Sun: Doing whatever I didn't do on Sat.
Enjoy the sunshine!Comment
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I'm donning my kilt and going to watch the Germany game.
"Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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Tonight: Taking Mrs MUN is taking Mini MUN to her school fete and I am joining later with micro MUN. After that, watching a film or something with Mrs MUN when the kids are in bed.
Tomorrow: Sorting out broken phone. Then getting trailer out of the garage and assessing how much kit needs to fixed, replaced before our big show in a couple of weeks. After that, probably packing the trailer and putting roof rack back on the big car.
Sunday: Church to babysit and doze, packing and fight training in the evening. Still have a massive bruise on my arm from 2 weeks ago so might either armour it more or give full contact sparring a miss.Comment
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