Comfortably numb......
#1145
Joined: Mar 2010
Posts: 3,890
Re: Comfortably numb......
Right, off to the gym to sweat out this bloody cold then let the OH serve up some culinary delights while I prepare my preds for the live footy...
#1146
Re: Comfortably numb......
don't have to drive until monday so can have a few beers after the remembrance ceremony.
#1147
Joined: Mar 2010
Posts: 3,890
Re: Comfortably numb......
We'll lose 1-2.
Don't mention the war(s) round here....
#1149
Joined: Mar 2010
Posts: 3,890
Re: Comfortably numb......
#1150
Home and Happy
Thread Starter
Joined: Dec 2002
Location: Keep true friends and puppets close, trust no-one else...
Posts: 93,854
#1151
Re: Comfortably numb......
just watched the rugby, and a sound thrashing it was too
Remembrance parade tomorrow so time to iron shirt and polish shoes.
#1152
Home and Happy
Thread Starter
Joined: Dec 2002
Location: Keep true friends and puppets close, trust no-one else...
Posts: 93,854
#1154
Joined: Mar 2010
Posts: 3,890
Re: Comfortably numb......
Fell asleep during the Mags' bore fest, forgot to record Stoke's triumph - WOY OUT! Now listening to Collydogger, his verdict:
'Hodgson thought he'd corned the turner...'
Polly, how much jet lag do you usually get flying this way? When coming back from Britain it takes me (standard one day/hr diff) 9 or 10 days to properly recover here.
'Hodgson thought he'd corned the turner...'
Polly, how much jet lag do you usually get flying this way? When coming back from Britain it takes me (standard one day/hr diff) 9 or 10 days to properly recover here.
#1155
Home and Happy
Thread Starter
Joined: Dec 2002
Location: Keep true friends and puppets close, trust no-one else...
Posts: 93,854
Re: Comfortably numb......
Fell asleep during the Mags' bore fest, forgot to record Stoke's triumph - WOY OUT! Now listening to Collydogger, his verdict:
'Hodgson thought he'd corned the turner...'
Polly, how much jet lag do you usually get flying this way? When coming back from Britain it takes me (standard one day/hr diff) 9 or 10 days to properly recover here.
'Hodgson thought he'd corned the turner...'
Polly, how much jet lag do you usually get flying this way? When coming back from Britain it takes me (standard one day/hr diff) 9 or 10 days to properly recover here.
Even before I went onto nights though i didn't get jetlag really. I follow the advice I was given on the first trip I ever did - get onto the new timezone when boarding the plane. I usually fly to arrive early morning, so I sleep on the last let of the flight, land 5-7am ish, stay awake all day, collapse around 10-11pm, sleep for 8 hours, next day I'm adjusted to the new timezone and never look back. Maddening for everyone else but perfect for me as I don't lose any holiday, I just hit the ground running.
My first night in either place is usually pretty funny though - I last till around 10.30pm then I just fall asleep - on the spot. Bernie didn't believe me till he saw it in March this year, but I just glaze over, lose control of my words, and once I even fell asleep and fell off the stool in a pub This time is the first time I've avoided that, I nearly lost it the first night I got to London, but managed to fight through the sleep and till 3am somehow! I know I'm dea lucky, I really feel sorry for people that get it badly, must be hell losing holiday time cos your sleep pattern is up the swanny.