The Chill Out Zone

[jackatesme]

Good morning all,damp start to the day but starting to brighten at the mo.
Today is the 1st day of our babysitting duties,2 dogs and 4 pups for 2 weeks.

[Lancpudn]

Originally Posted by reworht

Bearing in mind that I poured my orange juice over my breakfast cereal the other morning - could we get a discount if we applied for TWO places in the funny farm ?

It ain't half windy out there - totally ruined my hairstyle - but unseasonably warm

LOL Oh Yeah I'd forgotten about that Rod. I've noticed it's Friday the 13th too.

I've just been out to the garage and it ain't half warm outside for Oct.

[Lancpudn]

Blimey 18C I've only walked to the corner post office & I'm lothered as we say here (Sweating)

[Gate Keeper]

Originally Posted by Lancpudn

Blimey 18C I've only walked to the corner post office & I'm lothered as we say here (Sweating)

Good afternoon Ian, the English language is something else with all the different colloquialisms. I had to look up a word I had never heard before, ending in nel. Lothered is a new one on me, I have learned something Just having a coffee as I read "drink 1-2 cups a day will help keep dementia away".

[Gate Keeper]

Originally Posted by Freebyrd

Television was blamed for the 'Lost Art of Conversation' when I was a kid. More recently, it was claimed that e-books would spell the end of the printed book and Texting will put and end to handwriting. How much of that is true?

I will have to think about that, I know some people can talk for ever and it's impossible to get a word in.

[NigelOBB]

Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

I will have to think about that, I know some people can talk for ever and it's impossible to get a word in.

So do I 😁


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[stevenicks]

Originally Posted by stevestrat

Down in Windermere a while ago, in a cafe. There were four Japanese tourists sitting at a table, all staring at their phones, not a word spoken between them.

No mobile phone's at the meal table in this house, also if I am in conversation with someone and their phone rings and they answer it I will politely walk away.

[stevenicks]

Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Good morning Steve, it's the age we live in with people losing the art of conversation and then getting phobias about going out and meeting people. I belong to a club in Nairobi, where mobile phones are banned. I suppose people have to go outside or turn their phones off.

Brilliant idea Phil, I hate the effing thing's .

[stevenicks]

Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Good morning Steve, it's the age we live in with people losing the art of conversation and then getting phobias about going out and meeting people. I belong to a club in Nairobi, where mobile phones are banned. I suppose people have to go outside or turn their phones off.

Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Good afternoon Ian, the English language is something else with all the different colloquialisms. I had to look up a word I had never heard before, ending in nel. Lothered is a new one on me, I have learned something Just having a coffee as I read "drink 1-2 cups a day will help keep dementia away".

Colloquialisms , I'm really thick Phil .

[reworht]

Originally Posted by NigelOBB

So do I 😁


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Aye up stranger - how's tha doing up there in Wearland?