Quiet Around Here

i must admit, when i am recalled from furlough, i sincerely hope i am able to work back in the office, so i can have a bit of company, structure to the day, humour... rather than endless weeks of working from home (which is fine and i realise it's a lucky position to be in, but it isn't half boring!)

Is Blackburn the new wild west?

Shootings at 3pm on a Sunday afternoon.

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Originally Posted by Stagger

Is Blackburn the new wild west?

Shootings at 3pm on a Sunday afternoon.

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Not good is it. If I was a teacher, I reckon I'd be safer in a class of 30 8 year olds than walking down the street in a regional town :rolleyes:

Afternoon tea with my wife in the sunshine in our back garden, with the view to Beacon Hill. She even put a tablecloth on the garden table. Mind you, it wasn't very quiet: the blackbird next door had a lot to say for himself.

Very quiet in my shed as I summon up the Zen calmness to commence my first proper engine rebuild.

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Originally Posted by Wheeze

Very quiet in my shed as I summon up the Zen calmness to commence my first proper engine rebuild.

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Enjoy

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Originally Posted by Wheeze

Dont forget to put the Masters Lounge alarm on!

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Why do we need an alarm in the Masters Lounge Wheeze?

We never needed an alarm in the "good old days" when I was last in the Masters Lounge a long time ago.

You never know it some of the gravy boys are about.

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Originally Posted by Stagger

You never know it some of the gravy boys are about.

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They've all grown up now.

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Originally Posted by Witton Park

I work from home and I'm used to having Sky News on in the background for the first couple of hours each morning while I confirm and book in my orders. But wall to wall CV and Kay Burley combine to make it intolerable recently.

In my search for something this morning I've stumbled upon Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing on iPlayer from a couple of years ago.

It's worth watching if you haven't seen it. It's not your typical fishing programme. It's actually a little light-hearted fun, and a touch of men's health as both have had heart issues, and some great scenery.

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Just done Series 2, episode 2: Carp

Really enjoying it. Still a few to go. River Tay next.