I'll take a lack of replies to this thread as a 'Yes!' :D
PS, spare a thought for those of us stuck in garages burning our fingers on impossibly hot moulds...! :P
My first real rest time for ages..
I must choose : go to paint these lovely figs (I'm very late in our SCW campaign),
or just sit beneath the tree in my garden, and reply to you...
Difficult choice...
I will take another beer to help me think about it.... :)
Just come in from some R&R in the garden, so that's a "Yes" from me 8). However, I have to go into work tomorrow for some or all of the day due to sheer volume of work :(.
This is my first "free" weekend in over a month.....
I lasted 4 hours before I decided to do some work............... rest day FAIL :( >:( ;D
Yes
Got sand and pva onto 3 units of Wurttenberger Infantry, a unit of cavalry, four batteries of artillery and a command stand, whilst watching the guinea pigs mow the lawn...
*contented sigh*
So I went for a 5 mile walk, then to coffee shop for drink and read of paper, then home to sit in garden and read a bit of Sharpe, then some actual gardening and finally painting some SYW Austrians before watching 'The Kennedys' on catchup. I do like Sundays and sun!
DP ;D
Work at 7.00am this morning but gave up by Midday so that I could spend some time with the family before another hectic week at work. A lovely afternoon in the sun reading D-Day by Anthony Beevor followed by Frisbee and Softball in the park with our son. Priceless :).
Blissful, isn't it? Up at 7am - dog out over hills, home for 8am & decent coffee in the sun on the decking...girls all gone by 8.15am - Isaac [aged 4] happily playing with his cars...
Read a load of Lovecraft [my bargain of last week: selected best for £11: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Necronomicon-Weird-Fiction-Lovecraft-Gollancz/dp/0575081562/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1302464923&sr=1-1 ], took some pics, then got cracking with this lot: http://www.pendrakenforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=2650.0
Now everyone's home - all tired, kids are thinking about bed [or is it that I'm thinking about them going to bed?], SWMBO & I are enjoying a drink - and I don't have to work tomorrow. Perfect. Simples. 8)
Sun ?? Been sunny and warm all week in Tennessee :D
And that's why :)us maritime climate people really, really appreciate it when the smiley face actually puts in an appearance
Leon I thought you got 6 months night followed by 6 months day.
IanS ;D ;D
Quote from: ianrs54 on 11 April 2011, 09:03:13 AM
Leon I thought you got 6 months night followed by 6 months day.
Nah, it depends when the chemical plants are on shutdown...
Chemical plants - arnt they all in Runcorn?
(how do I know I'm almost home - I can smell Runcorn !! on the M56)
;D ;D ;D
ianS
Quote from: zaapark on 10 April 2011, 08:07:40 PM
Sun ?? Been sunny and warm all week in Tennessee :D
Quote from: ianrs54 on 11 April 2011, 01:48:19 PM
Chemical plants - arnt they all in Runcorn?
ianS
I know where Tennessee is, but where the hell is Runcorn? ???
It's on the Mersey, about 15 miles inland from Liverpool, and its got a bridge that looks like Sydney's, but smaller. See the TV advert for Cathedral City (Mum's cheesey bake).
North of Watford, you mean :D
Quote from: Hertsblue on 11 April 2011, 05:26:16 PM
I know where Tennessee is, but where the hell is Runcorn? ???
;D greatest sentence ever!
Hey it's me who has 6 months of sun. Well okay maybe only two when it light really late. Soon be able to be out in the light at minight :)
But Middlesabrough must be in Scotland, and north of artic circle.....
ianS
Quote from: ianrs54 on 12 April 2011, 10:57:42 AM
But Middlesabrough must be in Scotland, and north of artic circle.....
ianS
Its easy to find Boro.
To the south is the USA (uther side of Ayton)
To the north is the USSR (uther side of Stockton Racecourse)
No no no - leave Mersey and its US, go east of St Helens(or Runcorn) its Yorkshire, North of Ribble = Scotland, south of Welsh Dee, Wales (yes it Really is), South and east of it then LONDON, Keep Out.
IanS :d :d :'( :-*