Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 36194271)

On Thursday the 3rd April, I did an assessment for a job.


Well I passed and on Monday I started my first job since July 2020. It's a steep learning curve, and I have to work Bank Holidays.


But it's also tiring as I get back into the flow.

Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 36194271)

On Thursday the 3rd April, I did an assessment for a job.


Well I passed and on Monday I started my first job since July 2020. It's a steep learning curve, and I have to work Bank Holidays.


But it's also tiring as I get back into the flow.

Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 36194271)

On Thursday the 3rd April, I did an assessment for a job.


Well I passed and on Monday I started my first job since July 2020. It's a steep learning curve, and I have to work Bank Holidays.


But it's also tiring as I get back into the flow.

Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 36194271)

On Thursday the 3rd April, I did an assessment for a job.


Well I passed and on Monday I started my first job since July 2020. It's a steep learning curve, and I have to work Bank Holidays.


But it's also tiring as I get back into the flow.

Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 36194271)

On Thursday the 3rd April, I did an assessment for a job.


Well I passed and on Monday I started my first job since July 2020. It's a steep learning curve, and I have to work Bank Holidays.


But it's also tiring as I get back into the flow.

Originally Posted by thenry (Post 36193167)

I saw lamb on the hills as I was going to Brighton today. Aw little baby taking naps on the field. It warmed up as the day went on not as warm as yesterday though. Still a lovely day out in Brighton.

Originally Posted by Russ (Post 36193983)

My daughter flew in from Poland at 5.30am today, she spent a few days there with her housemates for one last blow-out before locking down for her finals which come up in the next 4 to 6 weeks.

All the better for the fact she did not respond to me ONCE when she was out there (other than to tell me the plane had landed over there) so I had no way of knowing she hadn’t been drugged, kidnapped etc….thank the Lord for Find My, and I could monitor her movements around the city she was visiting. I figured it would be unlikely a kidnapper etc would be visiting museums, cathedrals, bars, restaurants etc so that reassured me she was ok.

So it was great to get that text when I woke up to say the plane had just touched down.

But….kids! Even the almost 22 year old ones….

Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 36194491)

Used to tell the rugrats to look out for lambs on crutches :shocked:

Originally Posted by thenry (Post 36194495)

Did you ever take them to a farm? I always remember my farm trips :D Hot ribena on cold days.

Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 36194507)

Have you seen the farms in US :dozey: Whenever we're in UK it was trips to the valleys, to see wife's family, they liked seeing some, lots of ice cream others greasy chips/ pies etc don't go down with rug rats :(

Originally Posted by thenry (Post 36194508)

Nope. I've only seen USA farms from afar meaning on a tele of some sort. Your profile says Cardiff :o::confused:

Originally Posted by Itshim (Post 36194512)

Correct, my avatar says Lousiana, stuck in Cardiff as we came back to let's her go to uni . Wife born here as was my mum . Dad in States over here during the war ( 2nd world) . Moved back and fore ever since. Family (dad) and family business's are there ,as are brothers and sisters etc. They have very little connection with here. To make clear . GD is American/French, (her mother ) wife is 1 generation British, parents Italian, so a real group mixed stock :rolleyes:

Originally Posted by Paul

Today is the 50th Anniversary of my appearance on TISWAS. :D

[ As the winner of a weekly competition called Tricky Test Time ].

Oddly enough, it was also a Saturday.