A pleasant 28C and sunny here
A pleasant 28C and sunny here
A holiday is a holiday, no work, just trying to keep Ems fed and me happy clicking away even in the rain. If you are free anytime this week, how about a drink and a chat?
That's nice, not too sure here, lying out just in pants, so it's warm enough
That's lovely picture you've painted there Steve, hope no one else is eating their breakfast as they read thatOriginally Posted by stevewool
That's nice, not too sure here, lying out just in pants, so it's warm enough
Could be worse - I could be naked!That's lovely picture you've painted there Steve, hope no one else is eating their breakfast as they read that
I`ll be in the Billabong probably on Thursday about 4 PM.. Its about 5 mins from Alona on a trike along the road on your right.. The driver will know.
See you then if ya like?
That's a date Fred, shall I wear a red rose so you know it's me?
OK deal.. I`ll look for a smart Englishman wearing a red rose..That's a date Fred, shall I wear a red rose so you know it's me?
That should be a laugh!
If you can find one, I`ll be impressed!
You never know Fred, he may turn up in just his pantsOK deal.. I`ll look for a smart Englishman wearing a red rose..
That should be a laugh!
If you can find one,I`ll be impressed!
Very, very windy and wet this morning!
It was 18C this morning here in the boonies. The wife was wearing a fleece jacket earlier
No rain either, which is a pleasant change, as we haven't had a full day without rain since November
Pants not a problem at the BillabongYou never know Fred, he may turn up in just his pants
Ordering a shandy and complaining about second hand smoke. Well, that's another story!
Charie said to me this morning that it was windy and sent me a photo of Vincent riding his go-cart wearing a winter coat we bought for him last year in wintery Shanghai lolIt was 18C this morning here in the boonies. The wife was wearing a fleece jacket earlier
No rain either, which is a pleasant change, as we haven't had a full day without rain since November
If you want your dreams to come true ...... first you have to wake up
Cool breeze all day here. No sign of the forecast rain.
We had a very successful day and accomplished everything we needed to do.
Including a visit to the hospital as my wife still didn't recover from her fever and cough.
Two x-rays and two consulatations. All clear thanks God so just take the meds and antibiotics.
Actually managed to get her into a jeepney
I told her to put her head out of the window opening
2 degrees at the moment but nice and dry with a slight fresh breeze!
Not too bad a day really.
I'd rather have it cloudy when I busy.
I been here for 2 months now and still find it very tough to do much physical work.
Beside which, the low cost of labour is just too tempting.
29 and sunny here today, 5 and sunny according to the forecast for tomorrow
2 degrees at the moment also a covering of snow/ looks like 30 degrees for us tomorrow!
I'm guessing that Simon, you'll be arriving to UK tomorrow
and that Michael, you'll be arriving to Philippines tomorrow
Bon voyage both
2 degrees at the moment also a covering of snow/ looks like 30 degrees for us tomorrow!I'll wave as we pass in the skies, hope the Pope's visit doesn't interrupt your flight. My flight leaves at 0020 so should be ok
I'm guessing that Simon, you'll be arriving to UK tomorrow
and that Michael, you'll be arriving to Philippines tomorrow
Bon voyage both
Thank you Sir
Thank you Peter. I did ask on another thread - a couple of weeks ago - do you fancy visiting Siquijor whilst we're there?I'm guessing that Simon, you'll be arriving to UK tomorrow
and that Michael, you'll be arriving to Philippines tomorrow
Bon voyage both
We'll be flying to Cebu Simon, so should be ok. You have a nice journey home.
Yes, Michael, it was a very kind suggestion.
I researched it the very next day. To be honest, it's a very difficult route.
I don't want to say no at this time. But I doubt I can find a reasonable way.
I'll look at the possibilities again once my wife has recovered.
In the meantime, have a wonderful trip and I hope you'll get an internet connection there in Siquijor and stay in touch on the forum during the quiet times.
(Means Philippine time Hehehe)
I understand Peter, no problem. Hope your good lady recovers soon. Also, with reference to internet in Siquijor, don't know, but Phone signal is terrible (we have to walk partway up the mountain to get a connection) but will try. I'll ask Maritess to try internet on her iphone.Yes, Michael, it was a very kind suggestion.
I researched it the very next day. To be honest, it's a very difficult route.
I don't want to say no at this time. But I doubt I can find a reasonable way.
I'll look at the possibilities again once my wife has recovered.
In the meantime, have a wonderful trip and I hope you'll get an internet connection there in Siquijor and stay in touch on the forum during the quiet times
(Means Philippine time Hehehe)
Thanks Arthur
Sat in the lounge at NAIA at the moment, the good news is I've been upgraded on the Dubai to London leg of the journey
Thanks Arthur
Sat in the lounge at NAIA at the moment, the good news is I've been upgraded on the Dubai to London leg of the journey's good news, Simon ... it'll ensure an altogether more comfortable flight on the final stage of your homeward journey.
Well done you jammy git.Thanks Arthur
Sat in the lounge at NAIA at the moment, the good news is I've been upgraded on the Dubai to London leg of the journey
To wave is better than bumping into each other
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