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With no responsibilities. No shopping, cleaning, ringing the bank, picking kids up from school, etc.
You have no access to a car, planes, or public transport - you can only travel to places you can walk/run/wheel/cycle to.
What do you do with your day? |
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over a year ago
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"With no responsibilities. No shopping, cleaning, ringing the bank, picking kids up from school, etc.
You have no access to a car, planes, or public transport - you can only travel to places you can walk/run/wheel/cycle to.
What do you do with your day?"
Write a book or draw something you've been wanting to draw for many years |
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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago
East London |
Pretending for a moment I'm pain free I'd walk to my local park and feed the swans, ducks, geese etc by the lake.
Then chuck the squirrels some nuts they can bury for Spring.
I'd come home and read under a blanket. |
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"With no responsibilities. No shopping, cleaning, ringing the bank, picking kids up from school, etc.
You have no access to a car, planes, or public transport - you can only travel to places you can walk/run/wheel/cycle to.
What do you do with your day?
Write a book or draw something you've been wanting to draw for many years "
That's a great idea. I have one of each to edit/add to. |
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"Pretending for a moment I'm pain free I'd walk to my local park and feed the swans, ducks, geese etc by the lake.
Then chuck the squirrels some nuts they can bury for Spring.
I'd come home and read under a blanket. "
I might be a little in love. This sounds simple and beautiful.
And sorry about the chronic pain. That must be debilitating.  |
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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago
East London |
"I'd possibly get some ingredients to make a nice cake . Depending on what Lidl or my local shops have in stock."
Oh you said no shopping. I might have enough in my cupboards to make a cake of some sorts. |
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By *immyGGMan
over a year ago
South Cheshire |
"Wank myself into a coma
This sounds complicated."
I haven't managed it yet despite repeated attempts.
In all honesty I am in the position to do whatever I like today, so more Shooter on Netflix and then play some Plague Tale : Requiem that's just gone on game pass. |
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"I'd possibly get some ingredients to make a nice cake . Depending on what Lidl or my local shops have in stock.
Oh you said no shopping. I might have enough in my cupboards to make a cake of some sorts."
Oh, you can fun shop! Just not 'filling the freezer/store cupboard/chore' shopping.
I wish I still lived 5 minutes' walk from the farmer's market. |
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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago
East London |
"I'd possibly get some ingredients to make a nice cake . Depending on what Lidl or my local shops have in stock.
Oh you said no shopping. I might have enough in my cupboards to make a cake of some sorts.
Oh, you can fun shop! Just not 'filling the freezer/store cupboard/chore' shopping.
I wish I still lived 5 minutes' walk from the farmer's market. "
I'd get an express delivery then. Cake and pie ingredients. |
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over a year ago
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Say hi to the donkeys
Then the sheep
And the lambs
Maybe trombone man is on the hill
Probably the dog walkers
Try not to steal them
The dogs, obviously
And after all that, still not hit 10,000 steps. |
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over a year ago
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I will stay in bed all day long.
Scroll mindlessly on my phone. Snooze. Enjoy endless cups of tea. Delicious snacks. Some sex every now and then.
Perfect.
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By *uryWhipMan
over a year ago
Harringay |
Pretty much an average day for me. I work from doing a job no one checks up on so free to spend the day as I like, as long as I do something that leaves a productive footprint.
Camden Town is just up the road as is central London if I go the other way. I spend a lot of my day toking and playing guitar or xbox if Im bored enough. I dont drive so no access to a car otherwise I'd probably go for a drive in the country. |
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6 months ago I'd have said head to the countryside for a walk with thw dogs, and a cosy pub lunch, but now I live in the country, so I'd head to London for a day of noise and people.
A wander about, a museum , followed by dinner and drinks |
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"Say hi to the donkeys
Then the sheep
And the lambs
Maybe trombone man is on the hill
Probably the dog walkers
Try not to steal them
The dogs, obviously
And after all that, still not hit 10,000 steps. "
Trombone man? I think this needs an explanation |
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"Say hi to the donkeys
Then the sheep
And the lambs
Maybe trombone man is on the hill
Probably the dog walkers
Try not to steal them
The dogs, obviously
And after all that, still not hit 10,000 steps. "
I like the sound of where you live! I have location envy. |
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"I will stay in bed all day long.
Scroll mindlessly on my phone. Snooze. Enjoy endless cups of tea. Delicious snacks. Some sex every now and then.
Perfect.
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We perves need details!
What KIND of snacks? |
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"Pretty much an average day for me. I work from doing a job no one checks up on so free to spend the day as I like, as long as I do something that leaves a productive footprint.
Camden Town is just up the road as is central London if I go the other way. I spend a lot of my day toking and playing guitar or xbox if Im bored enough. I dont drive so no access to a car otherwise I'd probably go for a drive in the country. "
Quite jealous of your job. I've not been to Camden in ages. |
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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago
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"6 months ago I'd have said head to the countryside for a walk with thw dogs, and a cosy pub lunch, but now I live in the country, so I'd head to London for a day of noise and people.
A wander about, a museum , followed by dinner and drinks "
You'd have to walk into London. He said no cars, public transport etc.
If we were allowed to I'd hop on the Uberboat and ride up and down the Thames all day drinking hot chocolate and talking to the tourists.
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Pack a picnic a book an umbrella....
Look at Google maps ..... look at all the places in a one hours radius. Pick somewhere I want to go + a stop off en route there and en route home ... cycle there stopping at first stop. Continue until main stop..
Explore , eat , drink , read , take pics.....
Return home stopping off en route.
Home rest .. reflect .... |
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By *TG3Man
over a year ago
Dorchester |
"With no responsibilities. No shopping, cleaning, ringing the bank, picking kids up from school, etc.
You have no access to a car, planes, or public transport - you can only travel to places you can walk/run/wheel/cycle to.
What do you do with your day?"
lie on the beach  |
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"6 months ago I'd have said head to the countryside for a walk with thw dogs, and a cosy pub lunch, but now I live in the country, so I'd head to London for a day of noise and people.
A wander about, a museum , followed by dinner and drinks "
Town mouse becomes country mouse, but a little bit of the other is always welcome?
This sounds idyllic. Sir John Soanes Museum, down river for a stroll around Greenwich, then dinner at Clos Maggiore, for instance? |
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"6 months ago I'd have said head to the countryside for a walk with thw dogs, and a cosy pub lunch, but now I live in the country, so I'd head to London for a day of noise and people.
A wander about, a museum , followed by dinner and drinks
You'd have to walk into London. He said no cars, public transport etc.
If we were allowed to I'd hop on the Uberboat and ride up and down the Thames all day drinking hot chocolate and talking to the tourists.
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Überboat? What fresh hell is this? Some kind of Nietzschean ferry? |
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"Pack a picnic a book an umbrella....
Look at Google maps ..... look at all the places in a one hours radius. Pick somewhere I want to go + a stop off en route there and en route home ... cycle there stopping at first stop. Continue until main stop..
Explore , eat , drink , read , take pics.....
Return home stopping off en route.
Home rest .. reflect .... "
Oh, idyllic. Like a Famous Five adventure.
But would you have lashings of ginger beer? |
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"With no responsibilities. No shopping, cleaning, ringing the bank, picking kids up from school, etc.
You have no access to a car, planes, or public transport - you can only travel to places you can walk/run/wheel/cycle to.
What do you do with your day?"
Sleep. Lots of green space around me so maybe go for a walk if my chronic back pain allows it. Catch up on tv shows I’m unable to watch with my daughter around |
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"With no responsibilities. No shopping, cleaning, ringing the bank, picking kids up from school, etc.
You have no access to a car, planes, or public transport - you can only travel to places you can walk/run/wheel/cycle to.
What do you do with your day?lie on the beach "
That WOULD be beautiful: I'm 100 miles from the nearest beach.
I had a paradisial day at Barafundle in August. |
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"With no responsibilities. No shopping, cleaning, ringing the bank, picking kids up from school, etc.
You have no access to a car, planes, or public transport - you can only travel to places you can walk/run/wheel/cycle to.
What do you do with your day?
Sleep. Lots of green space around me so maybe go for a walk if my chronic back pain allows it. Catch up on tv shows I’m unable to watch with my daughter around "
It's a perfect day in this thread, so your fairy godmother has magicked away your back pain.
Also, I'm truly sorry. You seem like a very good egg and back pain can be a bastard. |
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By *TG3Man
over a year ago
Dorchester |
"With no responsibilities. No shopping, cleaning, ringing the bank, picking kids up from school, etc.
You have no access to a car, planes, or public transport - you can only travel to places you can walk/run/wheel/cycle to.
What do you do with your day?lie on the beach
That WOULD be beautiful: I'm 100 miles from the nearest beach.
I had a paradisial day at Barafundle in August."
is that in Wales? Weather's meant to be nice at weekend |
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"6 months ago I'd have said head to the countryside for a walk with thw dogs, and a cosy pub lunch, but now I live in the country, so I'd head to London for a day of noise and people.
A wander about, a museum , followed by dinner and drinks
Town mouse becomes country mouse, but a little bit of the other is always welcome?
This sounds idyllic. Sir John Soanes Museum, down river for a stroll around Greenwich, then dinner at Clos Maggiore, for instance?"
Say when  |
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"6 months ago I'd have said head to the countryside for a walk with thw dogs, and a cosy pub lunch, but now I live in the country, so I'd head to London for a day of noise and people.
A wander about, a museum , followed by dinner and drinks
You'd have to walk into London. He said no cars, public transport etc.
If we were allowed to I'd hop on the Uberboat and ride up and down the Thames all day drinking hot chocolate and talking to the tourists.
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*pulls on walking boots* |
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"6 months ago I'd have said head to the countryside for a walk with thw dogs, and a cosy pub lunch, but now I live in the country, so I'd head to London for a day of noise and people.
A wander about, a museum , followed by dinner and drinks
Town mouse becomes country mouse, but a little bit of the other is always welcome?
This sounds idyllic. Sir John Soanes Museum, down river for a stroll around Greenwich, then dinner at Clos Maggiore, for instance?
Say when "
Let me call a cab...  |
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"With no responsibilities. No shopping, cleaning, ringing the bank, picking kids up from school, etc.
You have no access to a car, planes, or public transport - you can only travel to places you can walk/run/wheel/cycle to.
What do you do with your day?lie on the beach
That WOULD be beautiful: I'm 100 miles from the nearest beach.
I had a paradisial day at Barafundle in August.is that in Wales? Weather's meant to be nice at weekend "
Barafundle is in Wales, yes, and it is STUNNING. Best British beach I've been to. |
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I would jump onto the No. 94 and head into Piccadilly, making a swift beeline for The Royal Academy, gazing in awe of all the mottled colours that somehow, magically, come together giving them credence for their artistic majesty.
Then a lazy cup (or two) of reasonably priced flat white in the The RA Café.... perhaps even a cheeky cake. I'm not sure what makes a cake 'cheeky' but I'm suffusing this experience, so bear with me.
After nipping into the obligatory RA gift shop and being suckered into buying some regional quince jam, produced over 200 miles away (it's got The RA logo, so hey, why not?), I start making my way back nearer to home and into the nearest (free) National Trust property and gardens....for an artisan sandwich and a crabby apple juice. If I can leech the free WiFi I may just ever-so-briefly log into Fab, perv' at you all whilst discreetly admiring, with due prudence, the handsome women lunching, wining and chitter-chattering amongst themselves.
All in all a Fåb day out. |
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"I would jump onto the No. 94 and head into Piccadilly, making a swift beeline for The Royal Academy, gazing in awe of all the mottled colours that somehow, magically, come together giving them credence for their artistic majesty.
Then a lazy cup (or two) of reasonably priced flat white in the The RA Café.... perhaps even a cheeky cake. I'm not sure what makes a cake 'cheeky' but I'm suffusing this experience, so bear with me.
After nipping into the obligatory RA gift shop and being suckered into buying some regional quince jam, produced over 200 miles away (it's got The RA logo, so hey, why not?), I start making my way back nearer to home and into the nearest (free) National Trust property and gardens....for an artisan sandwich and a crabby apple juice. If I can leech the free WiFi I may just ever-so-briefly log into Fab, perv' at you all whilst discreetly admiring, with due prudence, the handsome women lunching, wining and chitter-chattering amongst themselves.
All in all a Fåb day out."
I came for the pointillism love.
I stayed for the quince regionality diss.
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"Id eat lots of different pussy all day while being fucked from behind by cock after cock"
I had no idea South Norwood was so sexy! I only know it from a very good Sherlock Holmes story, and he fails to mention this aspect. |
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Walk to the beach cafe for a coffee. Then sit on the seafront and read a book occasionally looking at the waves. Lunch at another local cafe then a walk along the pier. Back home for dinner and netflix. |
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"Id eat lots of different pussy all day while being fucked from behind by cock after cock
I had no idea South Norwood was so sexy! I only know it from a very good Sherlock Holmes story, and he fails to mention this aspect."
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By *uryWhipMan
over a year ago
Harringay |
"Pretty much an average day for me. I work from doing a job no one checks up on so free to spend the day as I like, as long as I do something that leaves a productive footprint.
Camden Town is just up the road as is central London if I go the other way. I spend a lot of my day toking and playing guitar or xbox if Im bored enough. I dont drive so no access to a car otherwise I'd probably go for a drive in the country.
Quite jealous of your job. I've not been to Camden in ages."
Unfortunately my job comes to end next week so going to have to find one where I actually do have to do some work. Trying to make the most of being on a long leash while I can (not a fetish thing) |
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By *TG3Man
over a year ago
Dorchester |
"With no responsibilities. No shopping, cleaning, ringing the bank, picking kids up from school, etc.
You have no access to a car, planes, or public transport - you can only travel to places you can walk/run/wheel/cycle to.
What do you do with your day?lie on the beach
That WOULD be beautiful: I'm 100 miles from the nearest beach.
I had a paradisial day at Barafundle in August.is that in Wales? Weather's meant to be nice at weekend
Barafundle is in Wales, yes, and it is STUNNING. Best British beach I've been to."
really is it near morphyr dryffyn? |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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Oh this is such a lovely thread to read, really enjoyable.
So the whole day off, with no responsibilities?
The night before I'd have stocked up on lots of nibbles. Baked the perfect cherry cheesecake. Good wine.
Morning, a long hot shower. Accompanied. Lots of kissing but nothing else. A little walk down to the nearest coffee shop, grab a smoothie and whatever the other person wants. Back to bed, snuggled up. Watch films. Listen to music. Eat nibbles. Kiss. Laugh, relax. Talk. Enjoy just being with no guilt. No rush or urge to do anything else. Massages. A hair brush for me. Lots of kisses. Wine. Probably sex. And photos! A fair bit in the interludes. Oh and being read to. That would be my perfect day of no obligations. |
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"With no responsibilities. No shopping, cleaning, ringing the bank, picking kids up from school, etc.
You have no access to a car, planes, or public transport - you can only travel to places you can walk/run/wheel/cycle to.
What do you do with your day?"
Frequent the fridge, most likely |
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"Oh this is such a lovely thread to read, really enjoyable.
So the whole day off, with no responsibilities?
Morning, a long hot shower. Back to bed, snuggled up. Listen to music. Talk. Enjoy just being with no guilt. No rush or urge to do anything else. Lots of kisses. Wine. Oh and being read to."
This whole answer was on point, but the edited highlights above would be utterly ambrosial.
'Just being with no guilt' must be the primal dream of all humanity, after The Fall. |
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Well, after all these beautiful suggestions, how many people managed some of them?
I managed:
A bubble bath;
Reading;
Writing;
Some weights/press-ups/sit-ups;
Watching TV;
A lie-in with a nice cup of tea.
Very lovely. How about all of you? |
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"Well, after all these beautiful suggestions, how many people managed some of them?
I managed:
A bubble bath;
Reading;
Writing;
Some weights/press-ups/sit-ups;
Watching TV;
A lie-in with a nice cup of tea.
Very lovely. How about all of you?"
Tell me you read your book in your bubble bath with some candles ?!
Damn I miss having a bathtub !!
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"Well, after all these beautiful suggestions, how many people managed some of them?
I managed:
A bubble bath;
Reading;
Writing;
Some weights/press-ups/sit-ups;
Watching TV;
A lie-in with a nice cup of tea.
Very lovely. How about all of you?"
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I went for a walk along Jeremy Street with a dear friend. I think the the earth moved for him too.  |
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"Well, after all these beautiful suggestions, how many people managed some of them?
I managed:
A bubble bath;
Reading;
Writing;
Some weights/press-ups/sit-ups;
Watching TV;
A lie-in with a nice cup of tea.
Very lovely. How about all of you?"
I have Friday off I may do the same minus the press ups |
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"Well, after all these beautiful suggestions, how many people managed some of them?
I managed:
A bubble bath;
Reading;
Writing;
Some weights/press-ups/sit-ups;
Watching TV;
A lie-in with a nice cup of tea.
Very lovely. How about all of you?
Tell me you read your book in your bubble bath with some candles ?!
Damn I miss having a bathtub !!
I used to do that and put milk powder as well to makes my skin smoother "
No candles, so I missed a trick there, but yes, reading in the bath was beautiful. Not tried the milk powder, but if it worked for Cleopatra... |
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"Well, after all these beautiful suggestions, how many people managed some of them?
I managed:
A bubble bath;
Reading;
Writing;
Some weights/press-ups/sit-ups;
Watching TV;
A lie-in with a nice cup of tea.
Very lovely. How about all of you?
Tell me you read your book in your bubble bath with some candles ?!
Damn I miss having a bathtub !!
I used to do that and put milk powder as well to makes my skin smoother
No candles, so I missed a trick there, but yes, reading in the bath was beautiful. Not tried the milk powder, but if it worked for Cleopatra..."
Next time I’ll try to get a few women feeding me grapes and I’ll be OKLM |
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"Well, after all these beautiful suggestions, how many people managed some of them?
I managed:
A bubble bath;
Reading;
Writing;
Some weights/press-ups/sit-ups;
Watching TV;
A lie-in with a nice cup of tea.
Very lovely. How about all of you?
I have Friday off I may do the same minus the press ups "
Do you know what I most regret? Not taking photographs of myself in the bath and sending them to my friends.
Boy, I'd hate for you to make the same mistake.
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"Well, after all these beautiful suggestions, how many people managed some of them?
I managed:
A bubble bath;
Reading;
Writing;
Some weights/press-ups/sit-ups;
Watching TV;
A lie-in with a nice cup of tea.
Very lovely. How about all of you?
I have Friday off I may do the same minus the press ups
Do you know what I most regret? Not taking photographs of myself in the bath and sending them to my friends.
Boy, I'd hate for you to make the same mistake.
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Hmmm I’d hate to send anyone unsolicited tit-pics. |
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I went for a walk along Jeremy Street with a dear friend. I think the the earth moved for him too.
Poor Jeremy.
I hope you weren't wearing your Louboutins?"
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"Well, after all these beautiful suggestions, how many people managed some of them?
I managed:
A bubble bath;
Reading;
Writing;
Some weights/press-ups/sit-ups;
Watching TV;
A lie-in with a nice cup of tea.
Very lovely. How about all of you?
I have Friday off I may do the same minus the press ups
Do you know what I most regret? Not taking photographs of myself in the bath and sending them to my friends.
Boy, I'd hate for you to make the same mistake.
Hmmm I’d hate to send anyone unsolicited tit-pics."
Consider them very much solicited, dear Misty. |
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"Well, after all these beautiful suggestions, how many people managed some of them?
I managed:
A bubble bath;
Reading;
Writing;
Some weights/press-ups/sit-ups;
Watching TV;
A lie-in with a nice cup of tea.
Very lovely. How about all of you?
Tell me you read your book in your bubble bath with some candles ?!
Damn I miss having a bathtub !!
I used to do that and put milk powder as well to makes my skin smoother
No candles, so I missed a trick there, but yes, reading in the bath was beautiful. Not tried the milk powder, but if it worked for Cleopatra..."
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I went for a walk along Jeremy Street with a dear friend. I think the the earth moved for him too.
Poor Jeremy.
I hope you weren't wearing your Louboutins?
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I prescribe to Manolo Blahnik. Louboutins are stale, like yesterday's jam (or quince!). "
Another reason I love you Nero. |
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I went for a walk along Jeremy Street with a dear friend. I think the the earth moved for him too.
Poor Jeremy.
I hope you weren't wearing your Louboutins?
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I prescribe to Manolo Blahnik. Louboutins are stale, like yesterday's jam (or quince!). "
You are all kinds of perfect. |
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I went for a walk along Jeremy Street with a dear friend. I think the the earth moved for him too.
Poor Jeremy.
I hope you weren't wearing your Louboutins?
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I prescribe to Manolo Blahnik. Louboutins are stale, like yesterday's jam (or quince!). "
I have a pair of Manolos... does this mean I'm not stale ? |
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"I'm changing my mind, bloody women , we don't even know what we want 
I want a day in bed. No work or family or any other issues.
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I think you know exactly what you want.
Changing your mind when circumstances change is the normal thing to do! I hope you get your good dose of bed very soon. |
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I went for a walk along Jeremy Street with a dear friend. I think the the earth moved for him too.
Poor Jeremy.
I hope you weren't wearing your Louboutins?
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I prescribe to Manolo Blahnik. Louboutins are stale, like yesterday's jam (or quince!).
I have a pair of Manolos... does this mean I'm not stale ? "
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I think (hope) you are as ripe as the Quince in my silver pot, Miss Øcean. |
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"Pack a picnic a book an umbrella....
Look at Google maps ..... look at all the places in a one hours radius. Pick somewhere I want to go + a stop off en route there and en route home ... cycle there stopping at first stop. Continue until main stop..
Explore , eat , drink , read , take pics.....
Return home stopping off en route.
Home rest .. reflect ....
Oh, idyllic. Like a Famous Five adventure.
But would you have lashings of ginger beer?"
Not all five of us on one bike no.
The famous one goes idyllically dallying ..... maybe.
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Thank goodness I didn't suggest PiccaWilly Circus.