mr_jon wrote: Sat May 27, 2023 6:31 pm It's Feis week and Bruichladdich day tomorrow so it's been a full-on week getting pos/fibre/signage ready. Early start tomorrow to put all the kit out. Monday will be clear down too, but looking forward to getting the time back later. The after party for staff is supposed to be epic![]()
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What a fabulous family weekend culminating in me missing James and spending last night in A&E with my son. A scuffle broke out amongst his mates after a couple of ciders and he's broken his collarbone.
How he's going to do the remaining GCSEs and more importantly to him a football trial for the local youth team with his good hand strapped to his chest I don't know
Off to empty the motorhome and a few cold ones to wind down.
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Smashed through the Bermondsey beer mile on Saturday and it's a damn good laugh, we hit 17 bars in total. All of the bars are really well set-up for it, including serving one-third, half, two-third or full pints, meaning that you can vary your pace depending on own tolerance, or try out some of the more spicy ABVs. Loads of great beers along the way, plus some great weather made it all the nicer too.
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17 is good going - the last couple of times I've done it I've ended up completely smashed and doing daft things after about 8-10. It is a great day out though - especially with the sun out.
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Holding it all together after 6 to 8 is definitely a challengeRich B wrote: Mon May 29, 2023 7:33 pm 17 is good going - the last couple of times I've done it I've ended up completely smashed and doing daft things after about 8-10. It is a great day out though - especially with the sun out.
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I have got none of this doneBeany wrote: Fri May 26, 2023 10:18 am I think I'm gonna tinker with the car a little - I can fix the rattle in the passenger door, and I've recently 'realised' that my moods been exceptionally poor the last few months and I'm starting to come out the bottom of the valley, so I might try to push that by
Clearing the car out so I have space to do tip runs so I can
clear the house out a bit so that I can
Rearrange things in the house a bit so that everything is a bit easier to maintain.
I'll probably only get a third of that done, but the way my head regularly is, that's better than nowt so I won't grumble![]()
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Camping trip to Somerset this weekend. Jam and clotted cream scones in front on the pantheon at Stourhead gardens was one highlight, think my mates and I are getting old.


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Viszla?
ETA can't tell with the glasses on lol
ETA can't tell with the glasses on lol
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Not the most successful weekend due to Max having abdominal pain and a high temperature. Turns out it was an ear infection and trapped wind rather than appendicitis. As a result everything got pushed out of whack due to spending Sunday at the doctors followed by A & E. A course of antibiotics and a mild laxative and he's right as rain. Just as well as we're off on holiday on Saturday.Delphi wrote: Fri May 26, 2023 10:39 am Not got specific things on specific days planned but my weekend will feature (in no particular order) :
Buy a new jigsaw (my old Bosch one died - cordless De Walt makes most sense as I already have the batteries etc) - Yep
Minor repairs and restain of the decking steps from the conservatory. - Nope
Cleaning and conditioning the roof of the Boxster - Nope
Changing the front pads on the Boxster (got a bargain set of Brembos from GSF for £75 - seemed rude not to) - Nope
Clean, polish and wax the Boxster - Nope
Acquire and lay some railway sleepers for the front garden - Yep
New membrane for front garden - Mostly
General garden tidy up - Nope
Watch the F1 - Yep
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Prostate Cancer…dinny_g wrote: Sat May 27, 2023 8:32 am My dad just keeps it all to himself and never talks about his health. He’s been feeling unwell for months but spent 3 days worrying outside in the blazing sun at 79… without drinking any water…
He has a bladder issue and possibly pneumonia too…
It’s small, localised and doesn’t appear to have spread anywhere else. Biopsy tomorrow and then we’ll know the treatment he needs.
Small mercy’s really. If he hadn’t felt unwell working in the sun, he might have gone another 6 months before getting anything checked
Bugger all the same though…
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Yeah bugger Dinny, sorry to hear that. Sounds treatable though.
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Ah no, that's crap @dinny_g, but positive that it sounds treatable.
My mum came out of hospital yesterday, despite saying they wanted to keep her in until they'd worked out what's wrong, they haven't figured it out yet. More tests coming in a week or so.
My mum came out of hospital yesterday, despite saying they wanted to keep her in until they'd worked out what's wrong, they haven't figured it out yet. More tests coming in a week or so.
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Difficult times for you both. Hope it works out as best possible.
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Very odd to read this now. She passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday evening. Still processing it really, but we're doing ok on the whole. My sister has been amazing at getting things organised.duncs500 wrote: Wed May 31, 2023 5:39 am My mum came out of hospital yesterday, despite saying they wanted to keep her in until they'd worked out what's wrong, they haven't figured it out yet. More tests coming in a week or so.
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Really sorry to hear that Duncs 
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How things change so quickly... sorry to hear that mate, sending best wishes to you and your family
