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Had a couple of cans of Grolsch lager the other day that had been lurking in the fridge. What a wonderful beer. But can you get it in the U.K. any more, nope.

Typical.

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Going by the amount of cars on the road you wouldn't think there was an epidemic still killing off people.

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Would have been Cruise day today :(

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Stephen wrote: 31 May 2020, 08:14
Would have been Cruise day today :(
I’d have been tackling the washing after my return yesterday :( Lovely day for it too :lol:

Honestly can’t see me cruising for a long time :crazy:
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We'd have been embarking QM2 in New York today.

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Jan Rosser wrote: 31 May 2020, 08:21
Stephen wrote: 31 May 2020, 08:14
Would have been Cruise day today :(
I’d have been tackling the washing after my return yesterday :( Lovely day for it too :lol:

Honestly can’t see me cruising for a long time :crazy:

That old one Jan :D

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Stephen wrote: 31 May 2020, 16:46
Jan Rosser wrote: 31 May 2020, 08:21
Stephen wrote: 31 May 2020, 08:14
Would have been Cruise day today :(
I’d have been tackling the washing after my return yesterday :( Lovely day for it too :lol:

Honestly can’t see me cruising for a long time :crazy:

That old one Jan :D
The old ones are the best Stephen although age is against me too - the ships will be empty without us golden oldies apart from school holidays :lolno:
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Many of you are sad because you have been unable to go on your cruise, Mobietta and I are perhaps even sadder because we didn't even have a cruise to look forward to that was subsequently cancelled ... just saying :cry:
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We will be having our first social distance gathering later today with a couple of old friends. It's her birthday today and Mrs S is laying on a bit of a doo for her. No doubt a glass or three of something will be consumed. Should be interesting :thumbup: 🍷

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We had our daughter and grand-daughters in the garden for the afternoon. :thumbup:

Some bloke called Cummings rang the doorbell too asking if we knew where the nearest castle Specsavers was. :lol:

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Mervyn and Trish wrote: 02 Jun 2020, 12:52
We had our daughter and grand-daughters in the garden for the afternoon. :thumbup:

Some bloke called Cummings rang the doorbell too asking if we knew where the nearest castle Specsavers was. :lol:

I'd have said no but I think my neighbour Bernard Castle next door might know. :D
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Just been chatting on FaceTime with my granddaughter - 17 today :clap: Such a darling girl - goodness knows when I’ll see her :(

She’s waiting for delivery of her new car but lessons and tests are of course not happening at the moment - she can however go out with her parents. She’s been on several “driving experiences” and has really enjoyed them but today can get out there on the road :thumbup:
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Jan Rosser wrote: 03 Jun 2020, 09:34
Just been chatting on FaceTime with my granddaughter - 17 today :clap: Such a darling girl - goodness knows when I’ll see her :(

She’s waiting for delivery of her new car but lessons and tests are of course not happening at the moment - she can however go out with her parents. She’s been on several “driving experiences” and has really enjoyed them but today can get out there on the road :thumbup:

:eh: A new car before she's even passed her test. Alright for some.

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Stephen wrote: 03 Jun 2020, 10:07
:eh: A new car before she's even passed her test. Alright for some.
That's what Grannies are for dear boy :roll:
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Manoverboard wrote: 03 Jun 2020, 11:14
Stephen wrote: 03 Jun 2020, 10:07
:eh: A new car before she's even passed her test. Alright for some.
That's what Grannies are for dear boy :roll:
Very true Moby - me and the other grandparents have helped her ;) The car is only a year old with less than 1000 miles on the clock!! It was purchased by a 95 year old man against the wishes of his family and within a few months he went into a home and the garage took the car back. They bought the car just as lockdown started and the garage was shut down so today they are delivering it - great excitement as you can imagine :lol:
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Manoverboard wrote: 03 Jun 2020, 11:14
Stephen wrote: 03 Jun 2020, 10:07
:eh: A new car before she's even passed her test. Alright for some.
That's what Grannies are for dear boy :roll:

What's a Grannie...... old boy
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Jan Rosser wrote: 03 Jun 2020, 11:43
Manoverboard wrote: 03 Jun 2020, 11:14
That's what Grannies are for dear boy :roll:
Very true Moby - me and the other grandparents have helped her ;) The car is only a year old with less than 1000 miles on the clock!! It was purchased by a 95 year old man against the wishes of his family and within a few months he went into a home and the garage took the car back. They bought the car just as lockdown started and the garage was shut down so today they are delivering it - great excitement as you can imagine :lol:
Last year our grand daughter passed her test, albeit at the third attempt, and asked for a Mini. Daddy decided on the price to pay given the cost of insurance ( which the grand children have to pay themselves ) and related risk with a new driver. Hers was only a few years old but with very low mileage, the adult family members were ' invited to buy shares ‘.

We chipped in of course and it was worth every penny just to watch her pretty face as she gave us a conducted tour of her new prize possession :D
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This is the trouble with kids today. They never have to work for it, it's all given on a plate.

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Manoverboard wrote: 03 Jun 2020, 12:03
Jan Rosser wrote: 03 Jun 2020, 11:43
Manoverboard wrote: 03 Jun 2020, 11:14
That's what Grannies are for dear boy :roll:
Very true Moby - me and the other grandparents have helped her ;) The car is only a year old with less than 1000 miles on the clock!! It was purchased by a 95 year old man against the wishes of his family and within a few months he went into a home and the garage took the car back. They bought the car just as lockdown started and the garage was shut down so today they are delivering it - great excitement as you can imagine :lol:
Last year our grand daughter passed her test, albeit at the third attempt, and asked for a Mini. Daddy decided on the price to pay given the cost of insurance ( which the grand children have to pay themselves ) and related risk with a new driver. Hers was only a few years old but with very low mileage, the adult family members were ' invited to buy shares ‘.

We chipped in of course and it was worth every penny just to watch her pretty face as she gave us a conducted tour of her new prize possession :D
Oh you old softie ;) but it’s my favourite thing being a “grannie” :D
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Just had a little precipitation. Not enough to get excited about though.

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Jan Rosser wrote: 03 Jun 2020, 14:12
Oh you old softie ;) but it’s my favourite thing being a “grannie” :D
Don't spread that around or my days as a Mod are numbered :lol:
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Ok Knuckles.

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Mervyn and Trish wrote: 04 Jun 2020, 22:07
Ok Knuckles.
:lol: :wave:
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Lovely morning. I feel a BBQ coming on later.

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Very misty here, due to brighten up later and getting warmer.
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