Saturday chat thread
Saturday chat thread
Oh god. You know your life’s gone horribly wrong when you’re awake for the UKCasual daily chat thread going live 😭
Other half has just gone out on his weekly hike over the moors, he’ll do at least 8 miles depending how hot it gets out there so I have some nice quiet alone time with the cuppa he made me before leaving. I barely get any time for video games atm so am thinking I might just veg out for a few hours with one of the many games on my “wish I had time for this” list.
Most likely this will morph into an afternoon of continuing to veg on the couch but actually doing some work on my own game instead of playing with others. Need to get on with some sewing and crochet this weekend too as we’re going on a cruise in just under 4 weeks and I still have half a planned capsule wardrobe to make.
Now if my hands would just wake up and join the rest of me…
Oh how I miss quiet gaming time!
This morning I was woken up by the gentle sounds of child #1 doing a jigsaw puzzle outside our bedroom door at 545. He’d nearly finished, so presumably he’d been there for five minutes or so before I noticed.
Off to see Muse in Bern, Switzerland
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I’m up by 6.30, like clockwork. Spending most of the day looking after my baby/doing some housework then meeting up with old school friends this afternoon.
Currently got my tankard of tea brewing…
The radio is telling me there are lots of things on in the Bristol area today, including Southmead Festival, Chipping Sodbury Festival, Bath Carnival, and Bristol Pride.
Unfortunately the weather is looking not so good, and if i starts raining in the next hour or so then I might just potter around the house.
We are going out to a posh restaurant for dinner this evening.
Parkrun - I’m a bit achy this week so it will slow. Then laying a garden path using self-binding gravel whip dodging the showers.
Fancy a pint and a burger with the missus in the local pub garden this evening.
There are plenty of things that still need doing around the house and garden, but stuff it. I am going for a hike on a footpath that have not so far done since moving here.
The forecasts are saying that the rain should hold off until this evening at least and I am feeling virtuous 'cos I mowed the lawn after work yesterday and sorted out the drivers for the server so that the wifi is working properly and there aren’t powerline blocks and cables trailing around any more.
Off up north for my first game of DnD in over a year, and my first in person game for about 4 years or so. Looking forward to it.
And then dodging rail replacement bus services tomorrow.
I was out for a few drinks with work last night, and I’ve woken with a cracking hangover this morning. I was the oldest there by far and I’m still revelling in the fact that they all thought I was about 10 years younger than I am. They were genuinely gobsmacked when I told them I’m old enough to be their mum (mums?).
I’ve got a list of things to do today, and have my best mates coming round later for food… We shall see how much I achieve. I remember drunkenly buying a half dead lobelia plant for £1.50 from Tesco on my way home, and sticking it out on the windowsill, so I need to see if that’s still alive as well. I’m hoping it might feed a few bees before it dies at least.
Off to see the new baby of a family friend, but it’s a good two hour drive away which is always fun with a 2 year-old in the car!
Apparently we’re having a barbecue there, but my MIL has been spamming the family WhatsApp chat with screenshots of the weather app showing thunderstorms (she must’ve sent at least 5) so who knows what the plan is!
Clean the oven, make some bread (cheating with breadmaker today), do some washing.
Not much else as wife had tooth out yesterday and is feeling a bit out of sorts.
What an exciting life!
Took my young son to the working vehicles day at Brooklands Museum. It rained on and off but nothing bad really with our rain coats. It was so quiet too because of the rain so we had a great time!
It blows my mind how many people were there without coats or umbrellas though. Why do so many people look out the window in the morning and decide on the weather. It’s Britain so it can change in an instant so just check the weather!