Sing if you're happy that way.
Jul. 21st, 2009 10:40 amGood morning Amigos de Orange!
And how are you today? Marvellous!
Not really updated much recently except for whining and bitching so I thought I'd best balance this with some waffling and badly constructed prose. If you're lucky there may be punning - if you're *really* lucky I may forget to do any!
Went dahn sarf last weekend to hang out with Daevid da Pixie. Went out for tasty Greek foods (nom nom Dolmades, Stifado and Kelftiko nom nom) in Peterborough on the Friday night and on Saturday we headed to sunny Old Hunstanton to stay in the Lodge. And very nice it was too. The weather was thankfully good and we went out to sit on the rocks (the tide was in so no rockpools were available) in the relentless wind (no individual gusts - just one long standing-in-front-of-a-high-powered-fan type blast) - it was very soothing. Later we headed into (presumably new) Hunstanton for a paddle, a pootle, some retail therapy and some fish 'n' chips. Braved the pub downstairs for a half pint with the drunken, rowdy locals (one of whom said "hello ladies" whilst approaching our table just as D got up to go to the bar - the audiable squawk of "argh it's a bloke" was priceless)
Weather was slightly less solubrious the next day so we didn't play pirate/aztec crazy golf as originally planned. We did go into the slightly over-priced SeaLife Centre though. Kinda balked at the £11 in but then figured they do conservation and seal rescue work so forgave them. Glad I did - there was a huge shallow tank with small sharks and rays in it - they came to the surface by the edge to look at you and kinda invited a little bit of tickling :) there were lots of good things to look at (shark's and ray's eggs in the hatchery! rescued seal pups that had been abandoned by their mothers! penguins!) but the hightlight for me was the otters. I love otters - possibly as much as I love tamarins and marmosets. We managed to catch them at feeding time - there were lots of small children around cooing at them. The keeper gleefully informed us that their favourite food was day-old chicks. This appeared to be true as they went at them with much gusto in a nom nom nom crunchy chick nom nom kinda fashion. I don't think the small children were impressed. At least the chicks weren't all fluffy and still alive I suppose :)
This week brings further excitement with the arrival of
pyropaws today for househunting. Tomorrow is Karaoke at OK Karaoke which should be carnage amusing :) Then on Friday we have SNICKT!, a comic book themed night, at the club. I have to try and think of a suitable costume before then. Sounds like we have the pleasure of a freshly-returned-from-Australia
_insecure_ too! Woo! :D
Then it's Mr Glenn and Ms Jo's wedding reception on Saturday night. Splendid!
Busy weekend. But not as busy as the one after it... DV80s, Unity Day, Slippery Belle and Gay Pride....
And how are you today? Marvellous!
Not really updated much recently except for whining and bitching so I thought I'd best balance this with some waffling and badly constructed prose. If you're lucky there may be punning - if you're *really* lucky I may forget to do any!
Went dahn sarf last weekend to hang out with Daevid da Pixie. Went out for tasty Greek foods (nom nom Dolmades, Stifado and Kelftiko nom nom) in Peterborough on the Friday night and on Saturday we headed to sunny Old Hunstanton to stay in the Lodge. And very nice it was too. The weather was thankfully good and we went out to sit on the rocks (the tide was in so no rockpools were available) in the relentless wind (no individual gusts - just one long standing-in-front-of-a-high-powered-fan type blast) - it was very soothing. Later we headed into (presumably new) Hunstanton for a paddle, a pootle, some retail therapy and some fish 'n' chips. Braved the pub downstairs for a half pint with the drunken, rowdy locals (one of whom said "hello ladies" whilst approaching our table just as D got up to go to the bar - the audiable squawk of "argh it's a bloke" was priceless)
Weather was slightly less solubrious the next day so we didn't play pirate/aztec crazy golf as originally planned. We did go into the slightly over-priced SeaLife Centre though. Kinda balked at the £11 in but then figured they do conservation and seal rescue work so forgave them. Glad I did - there was a huge shallow tank with small sharks and rays in it - they came to the surface by the edge to look at you and kinda invited a little bit of tickling :) there were lots of good things to look at (shark's and ray's eggs in the hatchery! rescued seal pups that had been abandoned by their mothers! penguins!) but the hightlight for me was the otters. I love otters - possibly as much as I love tamarins and marmosets. We managed to catch them at feeding time - there were lots of small children around cooing at them. The keeper gleefully informed us that their favourite food was day-old chicks. This appeared to be true as they went at them with much gusto in a nom nom nom crunchy chick nom nom kinda fashion. I don't think the small children were impressed. At least the chicks weren't all fluffy and still alive I suppose :)
This week brings further excitement with the arrival of
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Then it's Mr Glenn and Ms Jo's wedding reception on Saturday night. Splendid!
Busy weekend. But not as busy as the one after it... DV80s, Unity Day, Slippery Belle and Gay Pride....