The Chill Out Zone

[windrush]

Originally Posted by stevenicks

Good morning Derek, I slept like a log . Another cracking day here, Caroline and I will be going along to Wetherspoon's at ten for a full English and then I'll be knocking up a BBQ for tea .

Good morning Steve I did not sleep too badly but there was not a breath of air

[Lancpudn]

Good morning everybody, what an 'orrible hot night, where's the off switch for this weather.

[coolcat]

Glorious day out there again..........el scorchio

[windrush]

Originally Posted by Lancpudn

Good morning everybody, what an 'orrible hot night, where's the off switch for this weather.

Good morning Ian

[windrush]

Originally Posted by coolcat

Glorious day out there again..........el scorchio

Good morning Jeff and it's hot all ready

[Lancpudn]

Originally Posted by windrush

Good morning Ian

Good morning Derek, Blue skies & sunny here, A tad too warm for me, and to top off a 'orrible nights sleep the pack of bacon got put into the freezer instead of the fridge by mistake so blackpud over egg for brekkie.

[windrush]

Originally Posted by Lancpudn

Good morning Derek, Blue skies & sunny here, A tad too warm for me, and to top off a 'orrible nights sleep the pack of bacon got put into the freezer instead of the fridge by mistake so blackpud over egg for brekkie.

Hi Iani have brought the fan in from the shed and it has helped me to breathe a little easier

That breakfast still looks good Ian ii will be happy when I will be back on food at the moment I am not eating well

[Gate Keeper]

Originally Posted by windrush

Hi Iani have brought the fan in from the shed and it has helped me to breathe a little easier

That breakfast still looks good Ian ii will be happy when I will be back on food at the moment I am not eating well

Good morning Derek and Lilian, one of tricks we use in the tropics is to get a spray bottle, fill it with tap water and then spray it over face and body. As the wind passes over from the fan, it leaves a nice chill to the skin. Just a thought.

[Gate Keeper]

Originally Posted by RPWC

Been out with my mother and aunt for lunch ,meal was nice, but expensive and minuscule for what it was. I opted for the chicken ham and leek pie, with mash and veg. It came with about a large teaspoon of mash, and one tiny sprig of broccoli ,this cost £10.50, got the hedge cut this afternoon, then after tea we were watching casualty, and it came to Cal's funeral scene, I had to leave the room because I got upset. Tomorrow will be difficult, being the first father's day with out my dad. I have a stotting headache now , so off to bed.night all.

Good morning Richard, I have a doctor friend who hates working in casualty and he hates it. His boss tells him that he has to hurry up and see more patients faster. He says he can't hurry as he is terrified of making a mistake or missing something out. Anyway he has just accepted a job offer for work in New Zealand. Had he been treated with more respect from his superiors and patients, I suspect he would stay. I don't watch any of the soaps or casualty, as you found, your heart strings can be pulled.

[windrush]

Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Good morning Derek and Lilian, one of tricks we use in the tropics is to get a spray bottle, fill it with tap water and then spray it over face and body. As the wind passes over from the fan, it leaves a nice chill to the skin. Just a thought.

Good morning Phil and Jessica thanks for the tip I have a feeling that we used do this out in Egypt when In barracks out in the desert it was a different story the only vehicle that had a fan was the radio truck and that was because all those sets running day and night generated enough heat by themselves