July Army Manoeuvres

[JackieClaire]

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Same here on the medical records. Although at the time ..........and I've said this many times.......I'd have shown my bare behind in M&S's window every day to stay sober.

[JackieClaire]

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Three in a row.........decided to book Kynren - an epic tale of England

Mr JC got a few bob from his Ma and Pa for his birthday and he has to show he spent it on something other than fripperies.

[byebyebridgetjones]

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Morning troopers.

Really good hearing stories/memories of what it was like for individuals on the AL front. Bridge, good to have you here sharing. I think I mind you from when I was first here, about 5 year ago... ?

Yep, that was me. I think I remember you too. I've been in and out for nine years (just not in the good way)
I love the sound of that run...except for the running part.

[byebyebridgetjones]

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Same here on the medical records. Although at the time ..........and I've said this many times.......I'd have shown my bare behind in M&S's window every day to stay sober.

I've seen worse in M&S' window.

[byebyebridgetjones]

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Three in a row.........decided to book Kynren - an epic tale of England

Mr JC got a few bob from his Ma and Pa for his birthday and he has to show he spent it on something other than fripperies.

That show looks amazing, and an outdoor show. I love those and outdoor cinema.

[JackieClaire]

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Its only an hour and a half long so its going to be a bit of a squeeze to get it all in. Blink and you've missed a couple of centuries. We'll get his Ma the DVD..........give her a rest from Michael Palin's railway journies.

The best thing about our M&S is the young busker outside who can do some really good AC/DC. and Black Sabbath and he's ever so slightly grubby :heartbeat:

[stirly-girly]

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Good morning Troopers!!

A late check-in from me. Work a little bit hectic to say the least. Geez, I need a vacation but it's not gonna happen for at least a month.

Great job Bridget. As you know, the more AF days you've racked up, the easier it gets!!

Molly your Jilly's done so well. You've got a strong young woman there.

Jenny's got her timetable for the nest school year and it includes Chemistry for year 9 girls (14/15 years old) the other teachers have said they'd rather sit in a tank of vipers than teach that age.

Can you use a watering can if there's a hose-pipe ban???

Um, it would have to be a giant watering can, JC.
Yep, two determined young woman - great to see it! And our very own RC, a teacher as well. Can't be one and be a sissie, like Jackie said earlier. My mom worked for years as a secretary in a public school. Madness is what it was!!
As for Jenny - 14/15 year old girls? God help her. Seriously, I don't think you could have a worse age than that. And I'd prefer boys to girls at that age. Best of luck to her, that's all I can say. I guess her years of working will have toughened her up a fair bit. We'll be waiting for reports come the new school year!!

Well, I'm back to my e-mails. Hopefully catch up with youz later. Have a great day!!!

[byebyebridgetjones]

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The best thing about our M&S is the young busker outside who can do some really good AC/DC. and Black Sabbath and he's ever so slightly grubby :heartbeat:

They also have jolly sturdy knickers.

[stirly-girly]

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They also have jolly sturdy knickers.

Um, do you wear them under those track pants with the holes in them to garden? Just asking.... :haha:

[mollyka]

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Evening -- that's me running out the back with the giant watering can...…………………………………………………………..

[JackieClaire]

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They also have jolly sturdy knickers.

They need to be if you're English tonight. Think they've come out with a men's big girl pants just for this evening.

Evening -- that's me running out the back with the giant watering can...……………………………………†¦â€¦â€¦â€¦â€¦â€¦â€¦â€¦..

If you hear rustling its just me hiding in the bushes...........so go canny I don't want to drown.

[JackieClaire]

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And the word for the end of the day is............ bollix.

Phrases the English will be using.........

It was a good game played well on both sides.

Looking forward to Sunday when we can just relax and just watch the final.

We got further than we hoped.

It was a game of two halves.

We've had marvellous weather for it.

Wearing a paper hat that was free with the newspaper didn't seem to work...........we'll have to think of something better next time.

[satz123]

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I've seen worse in M&S' window.

:harhar:

[satz123]

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They also have jolly sturdy knickers.

Who has AC/DC or the grubby youngfella ?

[satz123]

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And the word for the end of the day is............ bollix.
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It's God's will Jacks - we couldn't listen about World Cup AND Brexit - it would finish us off over here :haha:

As for the Royals : dunno Molls.
Megan had her lunch in Dicey's Garden in Dublin today - she forgot to mention she'd been there 2 years ago - pissed - while promoting 2 Euro beers.