Something for the weekend Sir?
 

Do you have plans?


Tomorrow I'm "at work" all day auditing a masters course for my own amusement... And Sunday I am very actively doing absolutely NOTHING.... May even put a Do Not Disturb sign on the door and try and sleep past 0530 for once....

What are you up to?????

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

Probably going to the library tomorrow - does that count as plans?

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

We shall be going to our new house to measure up the en-suite bathroom as it will need ripping out and re-doing. Also checking out powerpoints, tv points and a few other things. The boy has football matches Sat and Sun and the rest of the time will be spent doing the weekly shop and packing

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

Not long now :D

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Absolutely.... Libraries are good.... Will you be secretly meeting some one special ???? Or on the pull?

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:lol: - neither. Just looking for something new - I like detective junk (Michael Connelly, John Sandford) but neither have anything I haven't read now - any ideas?

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

Collecting a friends ute, putting a shower in the back of it, adding a vanity unit, bed and mattress and transporting the whole lot (along with a boat) tour new island getaway.

Oh and trying not to panic about how to get 84 tonnes of sand to the same place when the only access is by boat, and we can't crane it in.

I love having a project, and it will be fab when it's done but it's giving me a complete nightmare logistically at the minute as have to have a phosphate retaining system in :(

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

Have a look at this site, all authors and all books listed, shows the newest ones as well.Books of each author are listred in publication order as well.

http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

Tie you hair back, wear some granny glasses.... Then when you find someone you fancy take the hairband out out, shake out your locks and remove the glasses In A come hither manner.... Try unbuttoning the top two or three buttons of your shirt...

Libraries are FULL of young men just waiting to be distracted!

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

Thanks Mike - was after a suggestion for an author with similar type if you have any ideas?

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

:rofl::rofl::rofl:

Thanks Ed :lol:

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

Peter Robinson, Stephen Leather, Lee Child..

JD Robb, set in the future, but a series of police crime novels, not too futuristic though, 35 so far.

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

I read a lot of true crime books.... Anne Rule... And similar


Can't wait to try out what I've learned when MIL arrives...:sneaky:

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

Thanks Mike - I shall check the catalogue and see who they have :)

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::thumbsup::thumbsup:

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

House and yard work tomorrow, chopping/chain-sawing some fallen trees mostly then watching the cricket in the evening.

Pretty much the same for Sunday.

We were going to go to the Ekka (state show) but granny is taking the kid on Monday so we'll kick back instead.

We are hosting a kids sleepover so we'll need the rest.

Can't complain, weather looks set fair. :)

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

Shit... You just reminded me... We have a sleepover tomorrow night... 6 fourteen and fifteen year old girls ....

Wonders how difficult that can be?:huh:

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

Good luck with that :lol:

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

No problem - get them to make their own pizzas, have movies on the go, throw lots of mattresses and doonas on the floor, shut the door on them at 11pm and leave them to it!!. Pancakes for breakfast always go down well.

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

Tomorrow, OH is taking me to a japanese restaurant in the CBD to celebrate our silver wedding anniversary, and to make up for being late home a lot this week.

We are leaving DD, who has assignments to complete and one exam still to do, but have said her friend can come over in the evening to keep her company while we are out.

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Off to Straddie tomorrow (just me and women + camera (for landscapes)). BBQ whilst there. Weather forecast is sunny @ 24 degs C. :thumbup:

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

You expect us to believe that do you :lol:

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

Yes, of course!!! It depends what the landscape looks like. ;)

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

:lol:

Sounds like more fun than the library anyway

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

What's a library? Reminds me of childhood. ;)

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

I suggest a holiday home.

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Packing tomorrow

Flying to Brissie Sunday :thumbsup:

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

Get some books for me sparkly. I'm off to Queen Vic market in the morning tomorrow , then a lazy afternoon . Ballarat for a looksee on Sunday :thumbsup:

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

Tomorrow I'm taking the train from Krakow to Vienna via Katovice. Sunday we are going on a horse drawn buggy ride and a tour of the opera house and eat some schnitzel.

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

Enjoy Vienna it's a fabulous city :thumbsup:

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

Sounds like a cracking day, enjoy. :thumbup:

Vienna? It means nothing to me. ;)

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

Oh, Vienna?

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I'm giggling at that so I guess the wine works :lol:

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

Shaddapauface kept it off number 1 in the UK too ... :huh: :D

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one of the biggest musical travesties of all time :ohmy:

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

whatsthematteryouhey?:unsure:

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

This weekend we are off to see The World's End and on Sunday it's my 'official birthday day' (ie the day I choose to let the kids wait on me hand and foot as they won't be able to do it properly on the actual day)

I have them well trained :)

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

Unless you consider Vienna to be pretentious arse then the gap narrows. :D

Enjoy both and happy 'birthday'. The World's End is on my list of things watch eventually, anything with Simon Peggy in it is worthy of my time. :thumbup:

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

Midge Ure live and unplugged at the Ipswich Wolsey... So close I could have licked him... If I had leaned forward a fraction..

I was VERY tempted.

Re: Something for the weekend Sir?
 

oooh yes :heart: