COLD DARK ROOM

[kirsty Johnston]

Of course, beastie!!!!
I can rustle up a holiday enclosure easily enough, though i should point out Fes is a bit chilly by Christmas and there's no central heating or even windows in most of my house.
or carpets, come to that.

Haha it's still probably warmer than over here
Chilly probably means 25 odd degrees?

 

[Lyn W]

Anyhow it's time for some sleep!! Hope you all enjoy the rest of your night! Speak tomorrow

Goodnight Kirsty sleep well!

 

[kirsty Johnston]

It was quite funny actually it was the first Xmas after we lost our Mum and I stayed home to spend the day with an elderly aunt who was on her own. One of my sisters had split from her hubby and was coming here after work for lunch.
I didn't think it was too bad for a first attempt and just thought I'd dished too much up when the others left a lot on their plates.
After Xmas the one sister returned and telephoned the other and asked what the dinner was like then passed the phone to me just as she was saying "It was bl**dy awful!" I let her go on for a bit how she didn't know what I'd done to the gravy etc etc etc, then asked her if she was cooking it next year. You could have cut the silence with a knife as she realised I'd heard it all and I could feel the heat of her blushes through the phone. Good job we all have a sense of humour!!
I've not tried since as I was scared for life.
Well that's my excuse!!

oh no!!! I guess if there's anyone you could say it to its your sibling lol!

 

[Lyn W]

oh no!!! I guess if there's anyone you could say it to its your sibling lol!

She wouldn't have said a thing to me if she hadn't been tricked, we still laugh about it now.
I accept I'm never going to be able to cook!

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

Well in December it goes to about 12°C and maybe as low as 7 at night, but that's pretty much indoors, as well as out, so it's double duvet time and warm clothes in the house.

 

[Lyn W]

Well in December it goes to about 12°C and maybe as low as 7 at night, but that's pretty much indoors, as well as out, so it's double duvet time and warm clothes in the house.

You need some plexiglass windows for winter!

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

Anyhow it's time for some sleep!! Hope you all enjoy the rest of your night! Speak tomorrow

Night, night, Kirsty.
Sleep well and catch you tomorrow.

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

It was quite funny actually it was the first Xmas after we lost our Mum and I stayed home to spend the day with an elderly aunt who was on her own. One of my sisters had split from her hubby and was coming here after work for lunch.
I didn't think it was too bad for a first attempt and just thought I'd dished too much up when the others left a lot on their plates.
After Xmas the one sister returned and telephoned the other and asked what the dinner was like then passed the phone to me just as she was saying "It was bl**dy awful!" I let her go on for a bit how she didn't know what I'd done to the gravy etc etc etc, then asked her if she was cooking it next year. You could have cut the silence with a knife as she realised I'd heard it all and I could feel the heat of her blushes through the phone. Good job we all have a sense of humour!!
I've not tried since as I was scarred for life.
Well that's my excuse!!

Excuse or not, i'm sure everyone has been eternally grateful.

 

[Lyn W]

Excuse or not, i'm sure everyone has been eternally grateful.

That's the good thing really - you mess it up once and no expects you to do it again!
So I go to their houses and do the washing up!

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

You need some plexiglass windows for winter!

No, it blocks out the UVB!!!

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

That's the good thing really - you mess it up once and no expects you to do it again!
So I go to their houses and do the washing up!

I prefer cooking to washing up, any day!

 

[Lyn W]

That would be really nice! I've never had Christmas dinner anywhere other than my granny Brodie's but my fiancé and I have a tradition on Christmas Eve where our friends come round and we have steak pie and roast potatoes and a good dessert! It's not as good as Christmas dinner itself though.
Where does your sister live?

I have them all over the place,
The two I usually go to for either Xmas or new year are just outside Newport and Leics.

 

[Lyn W]

I prefer cooking to washing up, any day!

I know my limitations and my place!

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

I know my limitations and my place!

i rarely cook or wash up now!!!!
Beauty of wifey and servants.

 

[Cowboy_Ken]

And my invite for holiday eatin' ?

 

[Lyn W]

No, it blocks out the UVB!!!

Do you not get things flying in at night?
Bugs. moths, bats etc?

 

[Lyn W]

And my invite for holiday eatin' ?

That's very kind of you Ken when should I get there?

 

[ZEROPILOT]

Hello, Lyn. Ken. Adam.
Nice to see you.
Just looking for the calendar stuff.....
Good night.

 

[Lyn W]

Hello, Lyn. Ken. Adam.
Nice to see you.
Just looking for the calendar stuff.....
Good night.

Hi Ed hope all is well.
See you soon

 

[Tidgy's Dad]

And my invite for holiday eatin' ?

You mustn't eat holidays!!!!!!
Oh, i see.
Well, i can't speak for Kirsty, but you'd be very welcome here anytime, holiday or not. (We even do a Thanksgiving some years).
Especially if you bring the Coors as i can't get it here.