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Originally posted by cailin maith View PostI've seriously considered getting one of those box thingies...
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Originally posted by Zippy View PostIDec 21st is my favourite day of the year
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostAnyone else getting SAD?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Lumie-Bodycl...9883054&sr=8-1
and one of these
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Lumie-Bright...9883038&sr=8-2
its like the epiphany at mine with this on, gets me out the door at 5.30am though
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Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostGoing South a bit; my Mum and Dad, who've travelled around a bit, said Penang (Malasia) was lovely. Decades ago though, when natives were still running around in the jungle, it's probably all skyscrapers now. Anyone been there?
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SAD is easily cured by going for a good bicycle ride every day.
HTH
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Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostGoing South a bit; my Mum and Dad, who've travelled around a bit, said Penang (Malasia) was lovely. Decades ago though, when natives were still running around in the jungle, it's probably all skyscrapers now. Anyone been there?
It was brilliant!
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Originally posted by RichardCranium View PostYes, but she does need either to be a salad dodger or top-heavy.
These skinny tarts are all pointy elbows, knees and hips and do nothing to keep you warm and in bed for an hour after the alarm has gone off.
For proper winter luxury you need to go for comfort, not speed.
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Going South a bit; my Mum and Dad, who've travelled around a bit, said Penang (Malasia) was lovely. Decades ago though, when natives were still running around in the jungle, it's probably all skyscrapers now. Anyone been there?
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Originally posted by cojak View PostPhuket, but doing a Similan Islands & Richelieu Rock liveaboard for 6 days.
I've never been away for over 2 weeks before..
Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostWe went to the night market at Mindel beach in Darwin and she spent two quid. She loved it so much we had to go back , then we had to organise a whole trip just so she could go back again. 30 thousand miles including a week driving through the desert so she can spend two quid in the market.
I will ask her if she fancies Thailand , over a candle lit curry on Saturday night.
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Originally posted by cailin maith View PostEO - it's brilliant - She would love it!! the markets are brilliant, the whole experience is amazing! Ye should def give it a blast!!
We went to the night market at Mindel beach in Darwin and she spent two quid. She loved it so much we had to go back , then we had to organise a whole trip just so she could go back again. 30 thousand miles including a week driving through the desert so she can spend two quid in the market.
I will ask her if she fancies Thailand , over a candle lit curry on Saturday night.
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Phuket, but doing a Similan Islands & Richelieu Rock liveaboard for 6 days.
I've never been away for over 2 weeks before..
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'fraid I am annoying cheerful all year round, love the autumn and winter - snuggling up in front of the fire, waking up to snow, Christmas etc...
Oh and Norrahe & Zippy, if its any consolation I was a bit sluggish yesterday morning too.
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