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Good Morning Early Birds
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morning everyone, another day dawns, i hope you are well and that your day is a good one.
weather wise i hope its better than yesterday, after the soaking i got coming home from the hairdressers. I guess we shouldn't expect too much after all its Wimbledon fortnight.
Good luck to the England team tonight, i won't be watching, but hope they win.
I have no plans for the day, are you doing anything special?
weather wise i hope its better than yesterday, after the soaking i got coming home from the hairdressers. I guess we shouldn't expect too much after all its Wimbledon fortnight.
Good luck to the England team tonight, i won't be watching, but hope they win.
I have no plans for the day, are you doing anything special?
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I hope that the perm was worth all that money ;-)
According to Aunty Beeb, you should be able to enjoy some nice weather tomorrow, and on Friday, before the rain returns:
https:/ /www.bb c.co.uk /weathe r/26437 43
I might spend all day sleeping. (It was 6am to 8pm yesterday, excluding the usual feline interruptions!). But I might actually get up in time to visit the lady at the burger down down the road for a spot of lunch. (Wow! What a really exciting life I lead!). Other than that though, I've not got much planned.
I hope that the perm was worth all that money ;-)
According to Aunty Beeb, you should be able to enjoy some nice weather tomorrow, and on Friday, before the rain returns:
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I might spend all day sleeping. (It was 6am to 8pm yesterday, excluding the usual feline interruptions!). But I might actually get up in time to visit the lady at the burger down down the road for a spot of lunch. (Wow! What a really exciting life I lead!). Other than that though, I've not got much planned.
At least you've got some hair for a hairdresser to work with. I've got enough to mean that I need a few trips to this barber https:/ /tinyur l.com/w 87fw8pc each year but not enough for him to be able to do anything very adventurous with ;-)
He only charges about a tenner though (which, I know, is far less than the silly prices that barbers charge in central London), so I probably can't complain ;-)
He only charges about a tenner though (which, I know, is far less than the silly prices that barbers charge in central London), so I probably can't complain ;-)
For most of my life, Emmie, I've never needed to use sunscreen. I take after my father. He could go out in the sun for 10 minutes and return with a lovely tan, which seemed to fully protect him from the sun's rays for the rest of the summer. He never used sunscreen in his life and never got sunburn.
These days I need to remember to use a little sunscreen on the top of my head (due to the aforementioned lack of hair in that area) and, strangely perhaps, on my elbows but otherwise I never burn, even if I spend all day in the sun in Spain or Italy.
These days I need to remember to use a little sunscreen on the top of my head (due to the aforementioned lack of hair in that area) and, strangely perhaps, on my elbows but otherwise I never burn, even if I spend all day in the sun in Spain or Italy.
i usually go a bit red then that turns to brown, i look better with a bit of colour in my face than not. i do love it when the sun shines, i can sit outside the local and have a soft drink or a couple of beers and actually think i am abroad. The place was a little sun trap, until they installed these plastic pods, now they have taken over a lot of the space where they had benches before.
I like it when the sun shines too, Emmie, as long as it's not too humid. For example, a few years ago I took a short break in Madrid in August (when all the guide books tell you not to go because it's far too hot). The temperature there was a steady 38C and I absolutely loved it because it was totally dry heat. When I returned home, the UK was enduring a 'heatwave' (by our standards), with temperatures peaking at 28C each day. I hated it because it was far too humid for me.