School christmas fair tomorrow - have just spent 2 hours helping set it up. Am on the 'water or wine' stall.
Pogle jr announced yesterday she wanted a christmas tree outfit to dress up in for the fair - so I've got a couple of metres of green felt a sewing machine and a large vodka and tonic for this evening - Sunday is the usual stuff and its the first Sunday of Advent so pretty candles in church.
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Cheers. Paunch, a few weeks of leaving drinks and it's becoming a bit of a belly ...Originally posted by oracleslave View Post
Loving the fact that the paunch bit wasn't denied 
In all sreiuosness, as Churchill said, best of luck with the family move, new job etc. Hope it turns out well. Be good to hear your thoughts on life out there once you're all settled.
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It's rainy season, every day at about 4pm. Then it's notOriginally posted by NickFitz View PostFunny, the BBC weather map shows it covered in rain at the moment
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Funny, the BBC weather map shows it covered in rain at the momentOriginally posted by snaw View PostBTW Did I mention it's going to be sunny, mostly, where I'm going?
Like shorts, sandles and t-shirts?
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Originally posted by snaw View PostPasty? pot, kettle, not tanned yerself!
Loving the fact that the paunch bit wasn't denied 
In all sreiuosness, as Churchill said, best of luck with the family move, new job etc. Hope it turns out well. Be good to hear your thoughts on life out there once you're all settled.
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Salsa tonight,
Gym and 10k run tomorrow followed by some gaming - curry sat night
Tea & cake on Sunday
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I bet the locals can't wait for you to show off you pasty paunch and thongsOriginally posted by snaw View PostBTW Did I mention it's going to be sunny, mostly, where I'm going?
Like shorts, sandles and t-shirts?
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BTW Did I mention it's going to be sunny, mostly, where I'm going?
Like shorts, sandles and t-shirts?
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Ach - just go alreadyOriginally posted by snaw View PostLeaving parties, then a plane to Sydney, then Singapore here I come.
But make sure youpost and tell us how you have settled in...
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