New Years Eve
New Years Eve
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LordHaveMurci

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12,337 posts

199 months

Tuesday 31st December 2019
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How are you seeing in the new decade?

Butter Face

34,888 posts

190 months

Tuesday 31st December 2019
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Going to bed!

Vipers

33,506 posts

258 months

Tuesday 31st December 2019
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Tucked up in our warm front room, couple of drams at midnight seeing the new year in on TV.

Ikemi

8,610 posts

235 months

Tuesday 31st December 2019
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At home with the flu ... frown

Fortunately my wife and her family are happy to stay in, so we’re watching television and eating plenty of snacks! I’m not eating much, but I might self-medicate with copious amounts of champagne ...

grumbledoak

32,571 posts

263 months

Tuesday 31st December 2019
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Midnight? lol. I'll be fast asleep.

I might go for a spin tomorrow though...

anonymous-user

84 months

Tuesday 31st December 2019
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Going out with friends and detached acquaintances for an evening of fine wines and some disco inferno, happy new year!

FN2TypeR

7,091 posts

123 months

Tuesday 31st December 2019
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A quiet one on my own as I feel absolutely woeful, full of cold

I've got a pot of curry bubbling away in the slow cooker and a couple of cans of lager in the fridge - I'll likely be in bed and asleep by 11pm

Party time woohoo

Happy New Year one and all!

Spare tyre

12,576 posts

160 months

Tuesday 31st December 2019
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Washing my feet

poing

8,743 posts

230 months

Tuesday 31st December 2019
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In front of TV watching whatever rubbish is on. Currently drinking chocolate milkshake mixed with Baileys.

towser44

4,204 posts

145 months

Tuesday 31st December 2019
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In bed for 10.30 - 11, as double Parkrun tomorrow morning (little one gets up at 7am anyway!).

fatandwheezing

433 posts

188 months

Tuesday 31st December 2019
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Both ill. Really want to get an early night, but need to stay up with the dogs thanks to the local firework wkers.

LordHaveMurci

Original Poster:

12,337 posts

199 months

Tuesday 31st December 2019
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fatandwheezing said:
Both ill. Really want to get an early night, but need to stay up with the dogs thanks to the local firework wkers.
Fireworks have been around much longer than your dogs wink

Biker's Nemesis

41,416 posts

238 months

Tuesday 31st December 2019
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Holding a hopefully sleeping One week old baby. smile

milu

2,513 posts

296 months

Tuesday 31st December 2019
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I hate NYE

miniman

30,076 posts

292 months

Tuesday 31st December 2019
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Watching telly. Mrs Miniman has gone out to a party with the kids. I have been in hospital today so can’t be arsed with parties. And they say love is dead.

MikeM6

6,056 posts

132 months

Tuesday 31st December 2019
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Same as everyone else it seems, at home watching TV with a nice glass of red. Christmas has been really busy with family and we have been ill throughout, so nice to have a quiet night in together actually.

funkyrobot

18,789 posts

258 months

Tuesday 31st December 2019
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Biker's Nemesis said:
Holding a hopefully sleeping One week old baby. smile
Where did you find that? In a cracker?

I'll be in bed I think. Daughter will be up early as usual and to be fair, I've never understood the fuss about new year.

Pvapour

8,981 posts

283 months

Tuesday 31st December 2019
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Barcelona - 23rd floor - panoramic window overlooking fireworks stage, two of us and our dogs feet up with a g&t (not the dogs, they’re on the champers)

Fekin A!

r159

2,535 posts

104 months

Tuesday 31st December 2019
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Ikemi said:
At home with the flu ... frown

Fortunately my wife and her family are happy to stay in, so we’re watching television and eating plenty of snacks! I’m not eating much, but I might self-medicate with copious amounts of champagne ...
+1 man flu

Stussy

2,426 posts

94 months

Tuesday 31st December 2019
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Somewhere in the west of Devon collecting milk from farms on double time