The Chill Out Zone - Page 17175

coolcat · 12th September 2023, 13:30

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Originally Posted by Lancpudn

WOW! Cracking photos Jeff, They really do look like a painting from a famous artist.

I am a famous artist.......Pi$$ Artist

Zed is with me on a slightly more sea worthy boat today

Zed The Ted September 12th 2023 by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr

Georgies Dad · 12th September 2023, 16:38

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Originally Posted by coolcat

I am a famous artist.......Pi$$ Artist

Zed is with me on a slightly more sea worthy boat today

Zed The Ted September 12th 2023 by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr

I wondered if you were in residence when the heavens opened

coolcat · 12th September 2023, 17:36

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Originally Posted by Georgies Dad

I wondered if you were in residence when the heavens opened

Guilty as charged.
I’m back home now though, it was only a quick visit.
Back again next week 😊

trikey · 12th September 2023, 20:34

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Originally Posted by coolcat

Guilty as charged.

I’m back home now though, it was only a quick visit.

Back again next week 😊

Yep, it's nearly *blame Jeff for all the rain* season again 😆 🤣

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FLYING BANANA · 13th September 2023, 06:53

Morning everyone. The sun is out.

Off out today for a mid week meal with the CMGOC. Meeting at Pool near Camborne. Then convoying to a Thai restaurant on the Lizard.

Lancpudn · 13th September 2023, 07:06

Morning all, It's a cool Autumnal morning with condensation covering everything outside. It's the first half decent sleep I've had in weeks with cooler overnight temps.

Gate Keeper · 13th September 2023, 07:53

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Originally Posted by Lancpudn

Morning all, It's a cool Autumnal morning with condensation covering everything outside. It's the first half decent sleep I've had in weeks with cooler overnight temps.

Good morning everyone and a good morning to you Ian. That’s great news you received yesterday from the oncologist about the PSA levels are within the normal range and the prostate size is okay. Hopefully she he can help with the “getting up in the night” frequency. It makes a difference getting good news for a change, well done you.

Yesterday Jessica and I had the tidal pool to ourselves as the weather made everyone else shy away. The water temp was 19C and it felt chilly going in. We managed to swim 200m and will be going back today for more of the same. Friday is forecast for a warmer day at 25C, something to look forward to

stevestrat · 13th September 2023, 13:34

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Originally Posted by trikey

Yep, it's nearly *blame Jeff for all the rain* season again 😆 🤣

I didn't know there was a season.

I'm supposed to water the garden . . . . one forecast says its raining now (must be the rare Scottish dry rain

), another forecast says rain later. I know if I water it'll rain, if I don't water it wont

coolcat · 13th September 2023, 15:09

Hi gang,

I echo what Phil said Ian......Great news

Well done for your 200mtr swim Jessica and Phil....Dare I ask if it was breast stroke

Lancpudn · 13th September 2023, 16:18

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Originally Posted by Gate Keeper

Good morning everyone and a good morning to you Ian. That’s great news you received yesterday from the oncologist about the PSA levels are within the normal range and the prostate size is okay. Hopefully she he can help with the “getting up in the night” frequency. It makes a difference getting good news for a change, well done you.

Yesterday Jessica and I had the tidal pool to ourselves as the weather made everyone else shy away. The water temp was 19C and it felt chilly going in. We managed to swim 200m and will be going back today for more of the same. Friday is forecast for a warmer day at 25C, something to look forward to

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Originally Posted by coolcat

Hi gang,

I echo what Phil said Ian......Great news

Well done for your 200mtr swim Jessica and Phil....Dare I ask if it was breast stroke

Cheers Phil, Jeff,

After not hearing anything for 7 months since the radiotherapy sessions I was well happy with some good news for a change

It's been a busy day today, We're having new carpets on Monday & although it's free fitting they want a small fortune to take up the old carpets & dispose of them. These carpets are well past their sell by date

I said I'll cut them up in sections & take them to the recycling centre meself.

They want empty rooms/stairs & landing by first thing Monday morning so I stated lifting it up today & moving furniture into the conservatory.

I also mowed the front & back lawns as it's forecast rain tomorrow & they needed mowing badly. Lots of clippings for the compost heaps

Time for a soak in a red hot bath before tea. We'll be having Haddock fillets, new potatoes peas & carrots for tea tonight.

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