Must be spring oop north.Quote:
Originally Posted by soundofmusic
;)
No, he appeared to just disappear. Maybe Mrs Jocky thought he was flirting with sound!Quote:
Originally Posted by Gilliatt Gurgle
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Must be spring oop north.Quote:
Originally Posted by soundofmusic
;)
No, he appeared to just disappear. Maybe Mrs Jocky thought he was flirting with sound!Quote:
Originally Posted by Gilliatt Gurgle
Perhaps, everyone is painting, wallpapering and trimming the sheep. I have spring fever, It starts in winter and continues past summer:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by The Atheist
Nah, Mrs Jocky isn't one for leaving the web for that; she would have him massacre me with eloquent Shakespearean passages that I didn't understand:confused5:
Not quite Hawaii, but I can tell you that the other two coworkers and I are lounging at the various local haunts each night following work.Quote:
Originally Posted by soundofmusic
Yes there is a Mrs. Gurgle and a Gurgle junior (15) both of whom will attest that I've gone quite mad.
Gilliatt
The local haunts with the guys sounds almost as good:cheers2: Didn't the Mrs all ready figure you were mad when you showed up in Texas...It takes way too much gumption to live there, and then there's the weather...Quote:
Originally Posted by Gilliatt Gurgle
I have noticed that women from Texas are the most beautiful of all 50 states; is the Mrs a former beauty queen?
Aye, spring has finally sprung up 'ere.
I can get on with some manly outdoor pursuits like building things with stones again.:rolleyes:
I don't envy you just yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by prendrelemick
While winter has struck nice & wet in the southern parts, we're still getting 21-22 degrees on a daily basis.
There are kids wandering around who've forgotten what rain actually is.
I like to keep an eye on what Google is serving us up, and here's today's serving:
http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s...ist/litnet.jpg
We have to transplant a few of you "mens men" to the states...A man who builds things, what a phenomena!Quote:
Originally Posted by prendrelemick
Oh, how I wish it was 69 degrees Farenheit all of the time here...well, maybe a few days for the beach. My daughter went out for a short walk a few days ago and came home with a mean burnt back. It also always feels like you're in a microwave.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Atheist
Next thing you know, they will be advertising strip clubs and escort services...Oh gosh, did I just see my picture on that pole:smilielol5:
It's a nice balmy 16-18 here at the moment. Just right. We don't want no 27-30s. (I can't think in Faren- thingy, it's got to be nice simple celsius).
By the way - I've been busy, and the decorating is still not finished. I've got a long wekend coming up though.:biggrin5:
That's a little cool for us Floridians to spend much time outdoors; but great for inside activities. Can you paint when the temperature drops a bit lower; our cans tell us not to paint below 55 degrees farenheit (I just look up the conversion on google nowadays)Quote:
Originally Posted by Paulclem
That would never do in Merrie old England- 55 Degrees! We chaps would never be able to do any decorating at all! :wink5:
I'm thinking I may soon be called upon to decorate the bedroom. We got a new bed the other day and I am informed that it doesn't match the room. I feel out manovered.:confused5:
Ug, you want bad weather, it's snowing in April here in Montreal.
Yellow card!Quote:
Originally Posted by prendrelemick
That's just sneaky.
I have before - I don't think about it unless it's freezing.Quote:
Originally Posted by soundofmusic
Cooler here at the weekend. Fresh we'll be calling it. :biggrin5:
The only place that's gotr much wallpaper is the lounge - which I've nearly done. I'm fine with painting - done in a couple of hours. I don't mind that.Quote:
Originally Posted by prendrelemick