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REASONS TO BE CHEERFUL (part 1)

On 11 Oct 2010 at 12:06pm stan wrote:

Climbed up to the golf course yesterday morning, great views and suprisingly few low flying golf balls. Walked past the memorial and down the coombe and past allotments to wheatsheaf gdns.
Are they going to put any sails on that windmill at kingston ridge? It would be great to see it working?
Cycled to ringmer via mill rd ,malling down and new cycle path the other day.
Not strictly legal but an enjoyable ride if you can lift your bike over gates.
Work on my one man bicycle powered midget submarine continues in the shed.

On 11 Oct 2010 at 1:00pm Newmania wrote:

I spent yesterday afternoon watching my childen paying with a friend`s al fresco ... whilst we scoffed a roast and a Strawberry Crumble with nuts for afters . ( Nigella )
Also beat an eight year old at "Who can name the most Harry Potter Characters " by inventing fake walk on parts like Sidney Vile-Bottom and Griselda Puce-puss .. . (?) Heh heh its not he taking part....
The sunrise this morning was wonderful

On 11 Oct 2010 at 3:01pm Helenium wrote:

Just harvested 5 large butternut quash from the plant growing in my compost heap.. also bought 3 Leapster games for £2 at the Lower Dicker bootsale yesterday!

On 11 Oct 2010 at 5:04pm Bunged Up wrote:

Had a massive poo, first one in days.

On 11 Oct 2010 at 6:19pm Matt Kent wrote:

Had a day off work, picked the kids up from nursery and watched them play in the park.

On 11 Oct 2010 at 6:34pm IMEYOU wrote:

Heard it was a back door way of building a house as it was the site of an old windmill.

On 11 Oct 2010 at 7:47pm stan wrote:

amazing starry night in glyndebourne area, lay down in the cold and dive into the universe!

On 11 Oct 2010 at 8:52pm Thread Bear wrote:

not 100% sure - but I do not think that the stars are unique to the Glyndebourne area - however much they like to think so and however much they charge for tickets they have no claim over that particular aspect of this corner of the Milky Way