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By *an_Lexa OP Couple
over a year ago
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So I’m in the train to London. I’ve already watched a film, I’m listening to music, wandered the length of the train checking out my fellow travellers. The majority of which are now sleeping. I’ve had; coffee, tea, mince pie and crisps. Had my sunglasses on and off like I’m doing some weird Hokey Cokey, looking out the window the way the sun is today.
Mightn’t sound it but I do enjoy train travel. How do you pass your journeys?
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over a year ago
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"So I’m in the train to London. I’ve already watched a film, I’m listening to music, wandered the length of the train checking out my fellow travellers. The majority of which are now sleeping. I’ve had; coffee, tea, mince pie and crisps. Had my sunglasses on and off like I’m doing some weird Hokey Cokey, looking out the window the way the sun is today.
Mightn’t sound it but I do enjoy train travel. How do you pass your journeys?
Lex" me to i love travelling by train it's very social I just chat to everyone |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I usually watch a film or catch up on things I’ve missed on telly. Sneak a peek on fab and whatspp my hubby!
I can’t sleep on trains so I can’t do that!
Never had sex on one either!! |
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By *an_Lexa OP Couple
over a year ago
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"I usually watch a film or catch up on things I’ve missed on telly. Sneak a peek on fab and whatspp my hubby!
I can’t sleep on trains so I can’t do that!
Never had sex on one either!! "
I’m resisting messaging the hubby constantly knowing he’s at work. That’s always the temptation |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Sounds like a good trip.
I did a few 3 day trips on a train from New York to California & back again.
My carry on was filled with books, that I then left behind one at a time as I finished them. Hope someone else enjoyed them as much as I did.
Between the view (at times) & reading, I had a great time |
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By *an_Lexa OP Couple
over a year ago
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"Sounds like a good trip.
I did a few 3 day trips on a train from New York to California & back again.
My carry on was filled with books, that I then left behind one at a time as I finished them. Hope someone else enjoyed them as much as I did.
Between the view (at times) & reading, I had a great time "
It’s always nice to find something like that.
A couple of trips ago I left a series of short stories printed on card, written by friends, everywhere I went. Tube, coffee shops, British Library etc.
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By *tirluvMan
over a year ago
the right frame of mind -London |
"Ever heard of books?
Is that some sort of suggestion I don’t/can’t read?
Nope -just something that was obviously not on your list.
Do you have a problem with that?"
Why, Is this where you tell me I should ignore all your requests for suggestions or where you want to explore some childhood book related trauma? |
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Quick tip: If on a long distance train journey and you (as I do) have a tendency to be rocked off to sleep by the trains motion, always remember to put a nippy note on your forehead with ‘Please wake me up at *insert station here*’ |
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"Sounds like a good trip.
I did a few 3 day trips on a train from New York to California & back again.
My carry on was filled with books, that I then left behind one at a time as I finished them. Hope someone else enjoyed them as much as I did.
Between the view (at times) & reading, I had a great time
It’s always nice to find something like that.
A couple of trips ago I left a series of short stories printed on card, written by friends, everywhere I went. Tube, coffee shops, British Library etc.
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I would have LOVED that, random loveliness |
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By *an_Lexa OP Couple
over a year ago
Sunderland |
"Ever heard of books?
Is that some sort of suggestion I don’t/can’t read?
Nope -just something that was obviously not on your list.
Do you have a problem with that?
Why, Is this where you tell me I should ignore all your requests for suggestions or where you want to explore some childhood book related trauma?"
I never asked for suggestions.
I have books, plenty of reading material and other things to entertain me. I was asking what other people do to pass their time on a journey.
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"So I’m in the train to London. I’ve already watched a film, I’m listening to music, wandered the length of the train checking out my fellow travellers. The majority of which are now sleeping. I’ve had; coffee, tea, mince pie and crisps. Had my sunglasses on and off like I’m doing some weird Hokey Cokey, looking out the window the way the sun is today.
Mightn’t sound it but I do enjoy train travel. How do you pass your journeys?
Lex"
Mediate , workout , running, social events , food |
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"So I’m in the train to London. I’ve already watched a film, I’m listening to music, wandered the length of the train checking out my fellow travellers. The majority of which are now sleeping. I’ve had; coffee, tea, mince pie and crisps. Had my sunglasses on and off like I’m doing some weird Hokey Cokey, looking out the window the way the sun is today.
Mightn’t sound it but I do enjoy train travel. How do you pass your journeys?
Lex
Mediate , workout , running, social events , food " you can actually do all that on a train aswell |
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By *an_Lexa OP Couple
over a year ago
Sunderland |
"Quick tip: If on a long distance train journey and you (as I do) have a tendency to be rocked off to sleep by the trains motion, always remember to put a nippy note on your forehead with ‘Please wake me up at *insert station here*’ "
Haha I’m lucky I get on one end and off at the other |
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By *tirluvMan
over a year ago
the right frame of mind -London |
"Ever heard of books?
Is that some sort of suggestion I don’t/can’t read?
Nope -just something that was obviously not on your list.
Do you have a problem with that?
Why, Is this where you tell me I should ignore all your requests for suggestions or where you want to explore some childhood book related trauma?
I never asked for suggestions.
I have books, plenty of reading material and other things to entertain me. I was asking what other people do to pass their time on a journey.
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And I likewise was giving a suggestion |
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By *an_Lexa OP Couple
over a year ago
Sunderland |
"Ever heard of books?
Is that some sort of suggestion I don’t/can’t read?
Nope -just something that was obviously not on your list.
Do you have a problem with that?
Why, Is this where you tell me I should ignore all your requests for suggestions or where you want to explore some childhood book related trauma?
I never asked for suggestions.
I have books, plenty of reading material and other things to entertain me. I was asking what other people do to pass their time on a journey.
And I likewise was giving a suggestion"
But I didn’t ask for one. So you just come across as being rude when you post a comment like that with no explanation |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I like being nosy and looking in peoples back gardens when you're going through the towns
Oh I love that too particularly sunset in autumn. All those golden colours. "
Saw a particulary lovely graveyard from the train the other day. A golden carpet with all the pale headstones showing through. Prettier than it may sound |
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By *tirluvMan
over a year ago
the right frame of mind -London |
"Ever heard of books?
Is that some sort of suggestion I don’t/can’t read?
Nope -just something that was obviously not on your list.
Do you have a problem with that?
Why, Is this where you tell me I should ignore all your requests for suggestions or where you want to explore some childhood book related trauma?
I never asked for suggestions.
I have books, plenty of reading material and other things to entertain me. I was asking what other people do to pass their time on a journey.
And I likewise was giving a suggestion
But I didn’t ask for one. So you just come across as being rude when you post a comment like that with no explanation "
You weren't? Oh dear me, I must have the wrong end of the stick then musn't I? After all, why ask how do you pass your time if you weren't fishing for suggestions then?
As to me comming across as rude -all my posts are slightly ambiguous -I dont use qcute emojis for a reason -I like to see what way it's going to be interpreted -and this case, my lack of obvious intent has been well rewarded. |
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I do lots of long train journeys... Taking in the scenery is always good, and, unless I've someone to chat with, I usually catch up on some reading.
I've also been known to do my hair and makeup on the train while travelling to events My makeup bag will be out on the table, I'll be tidying up my brows with a tweezers, and my hair straighteners will be plugged in. Particularly if I'm catching an early train... I'd rather have an extra 30 minutes sleep than wake up earlier to do it all before I travel |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"So I’m in the train to London. I’ve already watched a film, I’m listening to music, wandered the length of the train checking out my fellow travellers. The majority of which are now sleeping. I’ve had; coffee, tea, mince pie and crisps. Had my sunglasses on and off like I’m doing some weird Hokey Cokey, looking out the window the way the sun is today.
Mightn’t sound it but I do enjoy train travel. How do you pass your journeys?
Lex"
I read, listen to music and watch the world go by. Or watch a film or program on my phone or even do a word puzzle perhaps. |
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By *an_Lexa OP Couple
over a year ago
Sunderland |
"Ever heard of books?
Is that some sort of suggestion I don’t/can’t read?
Nope -just something that was obviously not on your list.
Do you have a problem with that?
Why, Is this where you tell me I should ignore all your requests for suggestions or where you want to explore some childhood book related trauma?
I never asked for suggestions.
I have books, plenty of reading material and other things to entertain me. I was asking what other people do to pass their time on a journey.
And I likewise was giving a suggestion
But I didn’t ask for one. So you just come across as being rude when you post a comment like that with no explanation
You weren't? Oh dear me, I must have the wrong end of the stick then musn't I? After all, why ask how do you pass your time if you weren't fishing for suggestions then?
As to me comming across as rude -all my posts are slightly ambiguous -I dont use qcute emojis for a reason -I like to see what way it's going to be interpreted -and this case, my lack of obvious intent has been well rewarded."
No I wasn’t fishing for suggestions. I was making conversation. But I guess the socially inept and awkward would never be able to see that.
Oh well! |
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By *tirluvMan
over a year ago
the right frame of mind -London |
"Ever heard of books?
Is that some sort of suggestion I don’t/can’t read?
Nope -just something that was obviously not on your list.
Do you have a problem with that?
Why, Is this where you tell me I should ignore all your requests for suggestions or where you want to explore some childhood book related trauma?
I never asked for suggestions.
I have books, plenty of reading material and other things to entertain me. I was asking what other people do to pass their time on a journey.
And I likewise was giving a suggestion
But I didn’t ask for one. So you just come across as being rude when you post a comment like that with no explanation
You weren't? Oh dear me, I must have the wrong end of the stick then musn't I? After all, why ask how do you pass your time if you weren't fishing for suggestions then?
As to me comming across as rude -all my posts are slightly ambiguous -I dont use qcute emojis for a reason -I like to see what way it's going to be interpreted -and this case, my lack of obvious intent has been well rewarded.
No I wasn’t fishing for suggestions. I was making conversation. But I guess the socially inept and awkward would never be able to see that.
Oh well!"
As you were -Lovelly chatting to you then -toodle loo -flippety doo -Don't mind me reading in the corner then |
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By *an_Lexa OP Couple
over a year ago
Sunderland |
"Ever heard of books?
Is that some sort of suggestion I don’t/can’t read?
Nope -just something that was obviously not on your list.
Do you have a problem with that?
Why, Is this where you tell me I should ignore all your requests for suggestions or where you want to explore some childhood book related trauma?
I never asked for suggestions.
I have books, plenty of reading material and other things to entertain me. I was asking what other people do to pass their time on a journey.
And I likewise was giving a suggestion
But I didn’t ask for one. So you just come across as being rude when you post a comment like that with no explanation
You weren't? Oh dear me, I must have the wrong end of the stick then musn't I? After all, why ask how do you pass your time if you weren't fishing for suggestions then?
As to me comming across as rude -all my posts are slightly ambiguous -I dont use qcute emojis for a reason -I like to see what way it's going to be interpreted -and this case, my lack of obvious intent has been well rewarded.
No I wasn’t fishing for suggestions. I was making conversation. But I guess the socially inept and awkward would never be able to see that.
Oh well!
As you were -Lovelly chatting to you then -toodle loo -flippety doo -Don't mind me reading in the corner then"
Oh not at all. My pleasure to let you go |
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By *tirluvMan
over a year ago
the right frame of mind -London |
"Ever heard of books?
Is that some sort of suggestion I don’t/can’t read?
Nope -just something that was obviously not on your list.
Do you have a problem with that?
Why, Is this where you tell me I should ignore all your requests for suggestions or where you want to explore some childhood book related trauma?
I never asked for suggestions.
I have books, plenty of reading material and other things to entertain me. I was asking what other people do to pass their time on a journey.
And I likewise was giving a suggestion
But I didn’t ask for one. So you just come across as being rude when you post a comment like that with no explanation
You weren't? Oh dear me, I must have the wrong end of the stick then musn't I? After all, why ask how do you pass your time if you weren't fishing for suggestions then?
As to me comming across as rude -all my posts are slightly ambiguous -I dont use qcute emojis for a reason -I like to see what way it's going to be interpreted -and this case, my lack of obvious intent has been well rewarded.
No I wasn’t fishing for suggestions. I was making conversation. But I guess the socially inept and awkward would never be able to see that.
Oh well!
As you were -Lovelly chatting to you then -toodle loo -flippety doo -Don't mind me reading in the corner then
Oh not at all. My pleasure to let you go"
Shh -I'm reading now |
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By *iss SJWoman
over a year ago
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"So I’m in the train to London. I’ve already watched a film, I’m listening to music, wandered the length of the train checking out my fellow travellers. The majority of which are now sleeping. I’ve had; coffee, tea, mince pie and crisps. Had my sunglasses on and off like I’m doing some weird Hokey Cokey, looking out the window the way the sun is today.
Mightn’t sound it but I do enjoy train travel. How do you pass your journeys?
Lex
I read, listen to music and watch the world go by. Or watch a film or program on my phone or even do a word puzzle perhaps. "
Or chat to a friend on the phone |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"So I’m in the train to London. I’ve already watched a film, I’m listening to music, wandered the length of the train checking out my fellow travellers. The majority of which are now sleeping. I’ve had; coffee, tea, mince pie and crisps. Had my sunglasses on and off like I’m doing some weird Hokey Cokey, looking out the window the way the sun is today.
Mightn’t sound it but I do enjoy train travel. How do you pass your journeys?
Lex
I read, listen to music and watch the world go by. Or watch a film or program on my phone or even do a word puzzle perhaps.
Or chat to a friend on the phone "
Dodgy signal permitting |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I like the journey to see my partner. It's about an hour on the tube, no changes, and I read a little, play a game on my phone and people watch.
I like how the people change the further away from Barking I get.
It's a whole new world. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Ever heard of books?
Is that some sort of suggestion I don’t/can’t read?
Nope -just something that was obviously not on your list.
Do you have a problem with that?
Why, Is this where you tell me I should ignore all your requests for suggestions or where you want to explore some childhood book related trauma?
I never asked for suggestions.
I have books, plenty of reading material and other things to entertain me. I was asking what other people do to pass their time on a journey.
And I likewise was giving a suggestion
But I didn’t ask for one. So you just come across as being rude when you post a comment like that with no explanation
You weren't? Oh dear me, I must have the wrong end of the stick then musn't I? After all, why ask how do you pass your time if you weren't fishing for suggestions then?
As to me comming across as rude -all my posts are slightly ambiguous -I dont use qcute emojis for a reason -I like to see what way it's going to be interpreted -and this case, my lack of obvious intent has been well rewarded.
No I wasn’t fishing for suggestions. I was making conversation. But I guess the socially inept and awkward would never be able to see that.
Oh well!
As you were -Lovelly chatting to you then -toodle loo -flippety doo -Don't mind me reading in the corner then"
How do YOU pass YOUR time. YOU. She was asking US what WE do.
Goddit? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I always play guess the swinger on the train the tell tail signs area black ring, a portable front lawn with pampas grass in it and an ankle chain saying heslut (thats the males) "
I imagine some of the men in bed. Some of the men who get on around The Embankment are sexy. |
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By *tirluvMan
over a year ago
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How do YOU pass YOUR time. YOU. She was asking US what WE do.
Goddit? "
yeah I gofdit -an I was telling her what I was doing with a wry rhetorical question thrown in -comprende? |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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I sort out my emails, make any necessary lists. Admin sort of tasks as dull as that may read - I quite enjoy feeling all organised and on top of things. I also have a soundtrack for my journey (different songs depending on the reason for the journey!). |
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By *an_Lexa OP Couple
over a year ago
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"I sort out my emails, make any necessary lists. Admin sort of tasks as dull as that may read - I quite enjoy feeling all organised and on top of things. I also have a soundtrack for my journey (different songs depending on the reason for the journey!)."
I love to make playlists.
Everything in life has its own playlist |
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