2 stags in 1 day....

[TimShoubridge]

First stag I saw today, Russet brown with the hard top on, heading towards Camberley on the Blackwater bypass at about 12:20.

Second, Mr Rundell himself entering M&S the Meadows car park at 7:49pm this evening.....didn't wave to me:shock:................but then I wasn't in the Stag .

Summers here

[Andy Rundell]

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TimShoubridge wrote:

Second, Mr Rundell himself entering M&S the Meadows car park at 7:49pm this evening.....didn't wave to me:shock:................but then I wasn't in the Stag .

Summers here

Sorry Tim - i was deep in conversation with my daughter at the time ! something like 'will we be back to Watch Big Brother ?' :shock:

cheers..........Andy

[GDPR]

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Andy Rundell wrote:

TimShoubridge wrote:

Second, Mr Rundell himself entering M&S the Meadows car park at 7:49pm this evening.....didn't wave to me:shock:................but then I wasn't in the Stag .

Summers here

Sorry Tim - i was deep in conversation with my daughter at the time ! something like 'will we be back to Watch Big Brother ?' :shock:

cheers..........Andy

Heady, philosophical stuff thenmuch like most of my conversations with my daughter

[John]

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You manage to have conversations? :shock: All I seem to get are requests for food, lifts and removal of spiders from bedrooms.

[GDPR]

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Oh F***! You too with the spiders? Don't know about your experience, but by the time I get into the panicking offsprings room, the 8 legged intruder has run away.... leaving me to move furniture, and never find it......

And when I say conversations, it's more a connected series of grunts really.....

[Phil]

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kryten wrote:

Oh F***! You too with the spiders? Don't know about your experience, but by the time I get into the panicking offsprings room, the 8 legged intruder has run away.... leaving me to move furniture, and never find it......

And when I say conversations, it's more a connected series of grunts really.....

Oh you get connected grunts you should try two teenage boys.

Mind you the eldest (14 last tuesday) is coming with me to Bromley next week he wants to look at Ferraris though

Phil soon to be TOPAZ

[Andy Rundell]

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kryten wrote:

Oh F***! You too with the spiders? Don't know about your experience, but by the time I get into the panicking offsprings room, the 8 legged intruder has run away.... leaving me to move furniture, and never find it......

yep - same problem - but got around it by telling her to forget the dance/scream/jumping, run-out-of-the-room responses, tell me there is one, then don't take her eyes off it - the deal is that i'll only removeit if she knows where it is - this avoids the furniture shuffle !

And this doesn't get better with age - the 18yr old is the same !

cheers..........Andy

[mad cyclist]

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Andy Rundell wrote:

kryten wrote:

Oh F***! You too with the spiders? Don't know about your experience, but by the time I get into the panicking offsprings room, the 8 legged intruder has run away.... leaving me to move furniture, and never find it......

yep - same problem - but got around it by telling her to forget the dance/scream/jumping, run-out-of-the-room responses, tell me there is one, then don't take her eyes off it - the deal is that i'll only removeit if she knows where it is - this avoids the furniture shuffle !

And this doesn't get better with age - the 18yr old is the same !

cheers..........Andy

i must be blessed, good at school,tidys up ,helps her smaller sister and is always polite and caring....................NOT......... it's pidgeons that spook her though.

[stustag]

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Well guys I must be doing something right as my 7 year old daughter removes her own spiders!

But even though she's 7 she has the temperment of a teenager asin VILE!:shock:

I hope this pionts towards a possibilty that when she is a teenager she will be sweetness & light! (Yeh right I hear you all say).

Stuart

[Arbman Al]

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Andy Rundell wrote:

kryten wrote:

Oh F***! You too with the spiders? Don't know about your experience, but by the time I get into the panicking offsprings room, the 8 legged intruder has run away.... leaving me to move furniture, and never find it......

yep - same problem - but got around it by telling her to forget the dance/scream/jumping, run-out-of-the-room responses, tell me there is one, then don't take her eyes off it - the deal is that i'll only removeit if she knows where it is - this avoids the furniture shuffle !

And this doesn't get better with age - the 18yr old is the same !

cheers..........Andy

You are right there, I've got a 40 year old who screams/panics at spiders.

Wife that is, not daughter

[Phil]

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You are right there, I've got a 40 year old who screams/panics at spiders.

Wife that is, not daughter

Its Frogs with mine. not often in the house but she won't do any gardening. Had to cut the lawn tonight as I want to play with new TOPAZ baby tomorrow

Phil

[DJT]

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That's one advantage of working away from home on a regular basis. They can't depend on me to remove spiders, so they soon learn to deal with them.

Plumbing, however! Why do they always leave that 'till I get home?:?Same for car servicing, booking MOTs, etc.

Dave

[Bob Heritage]

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Phil wrote:

Phil soon to be TOPAZ

Phil wear a cap , it will keep the sun off your head and stop it going orange

[Phil]

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Bob Heritage wrote:

Phil wrote:

Phil soon to be TOPAZ

Phil wear a cap , it will keep the sun off your head and stop it going orange

This has been a concern it will be ok tomorrow as the car has the hard top so I should be safe until I remove it.

I am looking forward to

A) meeting as many of you all as poss Starting with Bromley next weekend

B)asking more stupid questions but more related to keeping TOPAZ (yet to be named) working

Phil, not long now