mythinformed
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Wesley usually has his sausage for waiting patiently ..........
Good on ya Wesley. A fine wee beast you have there Mark. Breakfast looked yummy too.
In other news, well done Kangaroos (said through gritted teeth). Great game, real edge of the seat stuff, fantastically competitive n full on. Just wrong result for us
Good on ya Wesley. A fine wee beast you have there Mark. Breakfast looked yummy too.
In other news, well done Kangaroos (said through gritted teeth). Great game, real edge of the seat stuff, fantastically competitive n full on. Just wrong result for us
Ever hear of house swapping for the holidays?
You could enjoy my 72º desert while I sit by a crackling fire and enjoy a nice quiet white Christmas.
If you will plan to load my tree up with gifts for 14 grandchildren and entertain them all on Christmas Eve and Christmas day its a deal!
They love crepes with all the trimmings, sweet and savory!
Put the ham in for lunch and your good to go.
Don't forget they all open PJ and get a Christmas ornament from you after you've enjoyed a walk through the lights at the zoo.
I will leave you plenty of wrapping paper and tape.
The tree is already up and waiting for you
We’ll swap, too! It’s like 75 degrees today, and we’ve never been to Europe.
Just cold Here! Live right on the sea (Well, the Solent), so there's too much salt in the air to get any snow. Barely even get frost.
And Ryan ... oh, you don't want to come and stay! (Know Portsmouth well, as we normally use the Caen/Portsmouth ferry route when we drive back to the UK.)
What a WONDERFUL suggestion, Linda! This is a most generous offer! It is exceedingly considerate of you to think of leaving the wrapping paper and tape. Unfortunately, I shall have to decline this year as we shall be visiting our four (yes, ONLY FOUR!) grandchildren in the UK,where, hopefully, it won't be snowing. I could use the tree, though, if you wouldn't mind sending it over.
Dont worry I can take care of your 4 with my eyes closed and my hand tied behind my back.
I'll book the tickets for the both of us
The view from and surrounding area of the Portsmouth ferry port is possibly the most depressing welcome to the UK you could ever hope to have!
Oh, Linda ... thank you!!! (You're very kind, but I don't WANT a white Christmas ... already had more than enough "white" for the moment!)