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stevewool
10th February 2017, 09:40
Well the day has arrived and I am so excited,
The car I hope will be fixed and life will get back to some sort of normality.
Emma is not working this weekend, which is always great .
May book our holiday if all is well with the car.
And last but not lease, we are all going to live on £ 40 per. Calendar month after reading Michaels shopping bill,
I am truly blessed,

Longweekend
10th February 2017, 11:47
I agree Steve, and if everyone followed the 'Michael Diet' the savings could solve the UK debt problem....:biggrin:

Arthur Little
10th February 2017, 13:25
:iagree: ... 'tis indeed, Friday. But ... :anerikke: ... being happily retired, every day for me's a holiday. I recommend it! :smile:

Longweekend
10th February 2017, 13:41
Arthur, recommending it and being able to afford it are two very different things....:cwm25:

Tawi2
10th February 2017, 13:50
I just calculated my finances,i wonder if i will be able to work till i am 807?

stevewool
10th February 2017, 14:07
I just calculated my finances,i wonder if i will be able to work till i am 807?

If you stopped going to Costa coffee you could knock years of that figure, better still move in with Michael then pay half to the dripping fund and you will be quids in.

Tawi2
10th February 2017, 14:12
Dripping???I have eaten all sorts of crap in my time,used to have bread and dripping as a kid,but nowadays i would have to be quite hungry to be able to stomach it :NoNo:

stevewool
10th February 2017, 14:16
Dripping???I have eaten all sorts of crap in my time,used to have bread and dripping as a kid,but nowadays i would have to be quite hungry to be able to stomach it :NoNo:

It all depends on how many grains of salt you sprinkle onto it, plus you can't put to many on as the salt shaker has not been filled for 70+ years, it's still half full.

Tawi2
10th February 2017, 14:29
It all depends on how many grains of salt you sprinkle onto it, plus you can't put to many on as the salt shaker has not been filled for 70+ years, it's still half full.
:icon_lol:nI shouldnt laugh but......:laugher: :laugher:

Longweekend
10th February 2017, 14:32
It won't have any rice in it cos he doesn't eat the stuff....

Longweekend
10th February 2017, 14:35
I just calculated my finances,i wonder if i will be able to work till i am 807?

I have calculated I'm going to have to work until I'm 67, by then my youngest will have finished Uni, then its pack up and off to France, even the wife is looking forward to it.......:biggrin:

Tawi2
10th February 2017, 14:46
I have calculated I'm going to have to work until I'm 67, by then my youngest will have finished Uni, then its pack up and off to France, even the wife is looking forward to it.......:biggrin:
My original plan was retire at 50,thats gone out of the window :bigcry: my kids in his 4'th year of uni,studying medicine,its a long course,and when i hit 50 i realised theres a lot of things i need to see and do,that all costs cash,flying lessons this year for example,so as i said i am planning to retire at 807 :smile: we all have bucket lists and they all cost cash sadly.

Longweekend
10th February 2017, 14:49
Crikey if you plan to retire at 807 you should be pretty well off by then....

Tawi2
10th February 2017, 14:51
I hope so :wink: but you know as well as i do that our greatest riches arent monetary or posessions,its how well our kids are doing,if they are doing well then we have all the riches in the world,thats true riches money cant buy :smile:

stevewool
10th February 2017, 15:05
Well my first plan of many was to retire at 60 , should have enough by then ,
The next 37 plans was to retire at the end of every bloody day.
But the plan is now to retire when Emma says I can, which is in her eyes 60 ,as that is what we agreed in the first place.
Being only 58, and yes I know I don't look it ,I still have a year to try to convince her to go early, but every month we are here we save 5 months living over in the Philippines, or put it another way 5.2 years spending £40 a month

stevewool
11th February 2017, 10:31
Well its Saturday and i have no car,
The fuel tank is taking a little longer to get of and refit, i got the call yesterday that they may not get in ready and would Saturday be ok.
Well what could i say but OK, as long as its done right is the main concern.
Now can anyone help me in the next problem.
These big flat things that are on the end of my legs which one moves first when you have to walk far,:Erm:

Michael Parnham
11th February 2017, 11:24
Well its Saturday and i have no car,
The fuel tank is taking a little longer to get of and refit, i got the call yesterday that they may not get in ready and would Saturday be ok.
Well what could i say but OK, as long as its done right is the main concern.
Now can anyone help me in the next problem.
These big flat things that are on the end of my legs which one moves first when you have to walk far,:Erm:
Every morning just slowly go up and down on your toes 50 times but first start with 15 then work up to 50 over a couple of weeks, trust it will do you good:xxgrinning--00xx3:

stevewool
11th February 2017, 12:02
I agree Steve, and if everyone followed the 'Michael Diet' the savings could solve the UK debt problem....:biggrin:

And help the world where starvation is a problem,

stevewool
11th February 2017, 12:04
Every morning just slowly go up and down on your toes 50 times but first start with 15 then work up to 50 over a couple of weeks, trust it will do you good:xxgrinning--00xx3:

Do you actually move by doing this or are you stuck to the spot.

Michael Parnham
11th February 2017, 17:34
Do you actually move by doing this or are you stuck to the spot.

On the spot but I've been doing it for 24 years now but I also put one arm over my shoulder and the other arm under the shoulder and link the hands together behind my back whilst going up and down on my toes, then have breakfast:xxgrinning--00xx3:

stevewool
11th February 2017, 18:01
On the spot but I've been doing it for 24 years now but I also put one arm over my shoulder and the other arm under the shoulder and link the hands together behind my back whilst going up and down on my toes, then have breakfast:xxgrinning--00xx3:

Dont believe you at all, lets see the evidence on facebook, plus it does not help me at all , i want to get from A to B , so moving up and down on the spot , whats the fun in that

Tawi2
11th February 2017, 18:14
Every morning just slowly go up and down on your toes 50 times but first start with 15 then work up to 50 over a couple of weeks, trust it will do you good:xxgrinning--00xx3:
Calf raises,your legs must be like iron,i do them all the time in the gym :xxgrinning--00xx3:

stevewool
11th February 2017, 20:15
Calf raises,your legs must be like iron,i do them all the time in the gym :xxgrinning--00xx3:

I am a idol git, plus the CAR is back :xxgrinning--00xx3:

Tawi2
11th February 2017, 20:20
I am a idol git, plus the CAR is back :xxgrinning--00xx3:
I am off to the gym now,not doing calf-raises though,just treadmill,bike and rowing,glad you have your motor back :smile:

stevewool
11th February 2017, 20:28
I am off to the gym now,not doing calf-raises though,just treadmill,bike and rowing,glad you have your motor back :smile:

Cheers , keep of the costa coffee you know it makes sense.

Longweekend
11th February 2017, 20:45
I'm off to the couch now with a big glass of Chardonnay, the only raising I will be doing is my glass....:biggrin:

stevewool
11th February 2017, 20:57
I'm off to the couch now with a big glass of Chardonnay, the only raising I will be doing is my glass....:biggrin:

I am browsing Europe looking for our next adventure sitting on the sofa here wondering what i may fancy as a snack, Emma is awaiting the Voice :doh

Tawi2
11th February 2017, 22:44
Cheers , keep of the costa coffee you know it makes sense.
I had a flat white at a garden centre earlier today and a nice salad,eating granola at the moment Costa is just when i feel like it :smile:

Tawi2
11th February 2017, 22:46
I am browsing Europe looking for our next adventure
Try Gibraltar or,and i know its not europe but its a nice weekend trip morroco :wink:

SimonH
11th February 2017, 23:52
I am browsing Europe looking for our next adventure sitting on the sofa here wondering what i may fancy as a snack, Emma is awaiting the Voice :doh

Porto is nice for a weekend, as is Florence but that gets really busy so go out of season.

Michael Parnham
12th February 2017, 00:39
Dont believe you at all, lets see the evidence on facebook, plus it does not help me at all , i want to get from A to B , so moving up and down on the spot , whats the fun in that
How the dickens can I give you evidence, come over and I'll show you, I don't know anything about computers I been wanting to change my Avatar since October the 25th 2015, I don't know how to go on Facebook or anything like that, don't know how to work camera or video on my little Nokia or put photo's or even look at photo's on a blooming Computer. Can only use this Forum and do my Internet Banking also I can look at Richer Sounds website:Erm:

Michael Parnham
12th February 2017, 09:23
I am browsing Europe looking for our next adventure sitting on the sofa here wondering what i may fancy as a snack, Emma is awaiting the Voice :doh

Love 'The Voice' Always have enjoyed it:xxgrinning--00xx3:

stevewool
12th February 2017, 22:25
Porto is nice for a weekend, as is Florence but that gets really busy so go out of season.

Florence is on the list to try and visit along with Pisa, our summer holiday I think

stevewool
12th February 2017, 22:28
Try Gibraltar or,and i know its not europe but its a nice weekend trip morroco :wink:

Prague is on the list for our first break , looking at late march, there is a deal there and it's 99% sorted

stevewool
12th February 2017, 22:29
Love 'The Voice' Always have enjoyed it:xxgrinning--00xx3:

It's crap, what ever happens to those that win it,

Tawi2
12th February 2017, 22:35
Prague is on the list for our first break , looking at late march, there is a deal there and it's 99% sorted
I can reccommend a decent gun range in prague :smile:

stevewool
12th February 2017, 22:44
I can reccommend a decent gun range in prague :smile:

What would I want with a gun range,
Just having 4 days there seeing the sites and eating and just enjoying ourselves, hope it snows too, now that would be nice.

Terpe
13th February 2017, 11:51
Prague is one of my favourite European Cities.

Plenty of great good value tours, especially the walking ones (day or night)
Be sure to include the Town Square and Charles Bridge.

Hope the weather will be kind.

Some wonderful beers available to go with some great foods.

stevewool
13th February 2017, 11:57
I do like Prague, and in the 4 times I have been I have never seen a stag or hen night which is supposed to be famous for,

Tawi2
13th February 2017, 12:01
I do like Prague, and in the 4 times I have been I have never seen a stag or hen night which is supposed to be famous for,
Thats how i knew about the gun range,went on my mates stag,most of the other guys wanted to fire submachine guns as they hadnt shot before :smile: my mate had 2 strippers in his limo :cwm25:

stevewool
13th February 2017, 12:04
I am a idol git, plus the CAR is back :xxgrinning--00xx3:

Well the cars back, but the fuel gauge seems to be playing up it moves but just above empty, I made sure I filled the car up but it just does the same.
Back to the garage but if it's another part needed, I may call it quits and just fill the car every few weeks.

stevewool
13th February 2017, 20:56
Great news the fuel gauge seems to have come back to life, on my way home tonight i was doing a little swerving and going round traffic island a little quick and it seems to have helped ,