Tell Us Something Really Trivial About Your Life Volume 37
Discussion
Well done! Enjoy your tandem outing.... 
paua said:
Bobberoo said:
WHOA!!!! Did you just say you're having fish for breakfast?!?!?!? 
Tis alright - I caught them. Is it not customerrry to 'ave kippers for brekkie over there?
. Or Bloaters. Or kedgeree. Or caviar. Or oysters. The perfect start to the day.
Really Bobbers, you need to broaden your horizons.
good mlrnkng all.
Sorry i missed the quiz last night.
Well done Bobbers.
Good questions P old chap.
Rain is due. Milk has been got and tea n toast has been had.
Shopping is next which as you all may have gathered,its not my strong point in many ways.
Grass cutting may be postponed due to the wet stuff.
I think my ipad is on its way out!
Sorry i missed the quiz last night.
Well done Bobbers.
Good questions P old chap.
Rain is due. Milk has been got and tea n toast has been had.
Shopping is next which as you all may have gathered,its not my strong point in many ways.
Grass cutting may be postponed due to the wet stuff.
I think my ipad is on its way out!
paua said:
Bon Jour Magoo, evenin' here . Having a Mexican flavoured meal. The meaty bits of which were grown here. Where in Fr are you ( approx)?
Spent a little time in Med coastal Fr 30 years ago. Some beautiful places.
Much of rural France is beautiful, and much of Paris in interesting.Spent a little time in Med coastal Fr 30 years ago. Some beautiful places.
I'd like to see New Zealand, but suspect it won't be until I retire.
Morning all 
It's been a busy couple of weeks here at Bomma HQ. We reached a T junction on our journey, we needed to decide whether to turn left or right. As we're a couple of strange fish, we've opted to go straight on instead and see where that takes us.
Quite possibly into a field of wet grass and sheep s
t and headfirst into an icy stream but you never know. We could end up somewhere nice in the Med for a while. We'll see what happens.
It's been a busy couple of weeks here at Bomma HQ. We reached a T junction on our journey, we needed to decide whether to turn left or right. As we're a couple of strange fish, we've opted to go straight on instead and see where that takes us.
Quite possibly into a field of wet grass and sheep s
t and headfirst into an icy stream but you never know. We could end up somewhere nice in the Med for a while. We'll see what happens.Gude Merning Ivriboody 
I don't know if Bomma's back, Bobbers, it sounds like he and Futtette are getting further away. And why not? You're only young once.
There have been lots of messages on my family WhatsApp this morning: my nephew, his missus and 2-month old baby boy and their dog Moe (they live in Turkey) were evacuated from their home at 01:00 hrs because of an approaching wildfire. It was just a few hundred metres away. Luckily the wind died down a few hours later, and the fires were brought under control. They returned home at 05:30 hrs, having stayed with friends during the crisis. Phew, that was a close one!
A while ago they experienced an earthquake that caused a bit of damage, followed by the pandemic.
It's certainly an idyllic life they lead out there!
At least they shouldn't be troubled by any flooding, as they are quite high up out of tsunami range.
IOTN, it's a bit "meh!" here oop norf this morning. There is a feeling of something ominous about to happenk. Hard to describe, it feels heavy.
I think I'll go and sit on the toilet and squeeze my head and see if that improves things...
I don't know if Bomma's back, Bobbers, it sounds like he and Futtette are getting further away. And why not? You're only young once.
There have been lots of messages on my family WhatsApp this morning: my nephew, his missus and 2-month old baby boy and their dog Moe (they live in Turkey) were evacuated from their home at 01:00 hrs because of an approaching wildfire.
It was just a few hundred metres away. Luckily the wind died down a few hours later, and the fires were brought under control. They returned home at 05:30 hrs, having stayed with friends during the crisis. Phew, that was a close one! A while ago they experienced an earthquake that caused a bit of damage, followed by the pandemic.
It's certainly an idyllic life they lead out there!
At least they shouldn't be troubled by any flooding, as they are quite high up out of tsunami range.
IOTN, it's a bit "meh!" here oop norf this morning. There is a feeling of something ominous about to happenk. Hard to describe, it feels heavy.
I think I'll go and sit on the toilet and squeeze my head and see if that improves things...
glenrobbo said:
Gude Merning Ivriboody
I don't know if Bomma's back, Bobbers, it sounds like he and Futtette are getting further away. And why not? You're only young once.
There have been lots of messages on my family WhatsApp this morning: my nephew, his missus and 2-month old baby boy and their dog Moe (they live in Turkey) were evacuated from their home at 01:00 hrs because of an approaching wildfire. It was just a few hundred metres away. Luckily the wind died down a few hours later, and the fires were brought under control. They returned home at 05:30 hrs, having stayed with friends during the crisis. Phew, that was a close one!
A while ago they experienced an earthquake that caused a bit of damage, followed by the pandemic.
It's certainly an idyllic life they lead out there!
At least they shouldn't be troubled by any flooding, as they are quite high up out of tsunami range.
IOTN, it's a bit "meh!" here oop norf this morning. There is a feeling of something ominous about to happenk. Hard to describe, it feels heavy.
I think I'll go and sit on the toilet and squeeze my head and see if that improves things...
Please send greetings - I have experience of earthquakes. 2016 quake 0f 7.8 is still having repercussions here. my life is still upside-down. hope your family is well.I don't know if Bomma's back, Bobbers, it sounds like he and Futtette are getting further away. And why not? You're only young once.
There have been lots of messages on my family WhatsApp this morning: my nephew, his missus and 2-month old baby boy and their dog Moe (they live in Turkey) were evacuated from their home at 01:00 hrs because of an approaching wildfire.
It was just a few hundred metres away. Luckily the wind died down a few hours later, and the fires were brought under control. They returned home at 05:30 hrs, having stayed with friends during the crisis. Phew, that was a close one! A while ago they experienced an earthquake that caused a bit of damage, followed by the pandemic.
It's certainly an idyllic life they lead out there!
At least they shouldn't be troubled by any flooding, as they are quite high up out of tsunami range.
IOTN, it's a bit "meh!" here oop norf this morning. There is a feeling of something ominous about to happenk. Hard to describe, it feels heavy.
I think I'll go and sit on the toilet and squeeze my head and see if that improves things...
spikeyhead said:
paua said:
Bon Jour Magoo, evenin' here . Having a Mexican flavoured meal. The meaty bits of which were grown here. Where in Fr are you ( approx)?
Spent a little time in Med coastal Fr 30 years ago. Some beautiful places.
Much of rural France is beautiful, and much of Paris in interesting.Spent a little time in Med coastal Fr 30 years ago. Some beautiful places.
I'd like to see New Zealand, but suspect it won't be until I retire.
glenrobbo said:
paua said:
Bobberoo said:
WHOA!!!! Did you just say you're having fish for breakfast?!?!?!?
Tis alright - I caught them. Is it not customerrry to 'ave kippers for brekkie over there?. Or Bloaters. Or kedgeree. Or caviar. Or oysters. The perfect start to the day.
Really Bobbers, you need to broaden your horizons.
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