Thanks, Dawn - fortunately it doesn't seem to have turned into anything - I'm just very tired though - could sleep for England!

Glad that at least you haven't fallen ill, C.

Aww, thanks, Baz - think it's all to do with being under the weather both physically and emotionally for a while...

Going out to buy milk. The 'stuff' in the fridgie is many, many days past its date

Read and then kip, in that order.

hopefully.......

and that will be very soon, goodnight folks

Sleep, I'm just constandtly so tired lately!!

I'm off to bed too! Much as I would love to have the energy to play some piano, after a day at work then feeding 3 children, then a spot of housework, and too long on the forums, I've had it for today and any practice would be rubbish anyway.

Possibly go and paint a sardine..

work

Dry my hair then go and teach PianoNotes (and Panthera later).

Practice scales arpeggios then get ready for work

pack my bag for Manchester tomorrow

Would the sardine not object?

SLEEP.

Had a horrible night (didn't stop working until 11.40pm last night so was very late to bed) - on the edge of sleep all the time, vile dreams (including dreaming that a work colleague - with whom I get on famously - being electrocuted by a lawnmower ), hearing the milkman arrive at 4am...up at 6, in the City by 8.20 and almost got blown off my feet by the wind whipping round the Barbican - could hardly see, let alone walk..my groups were as lovely as ever but I was feeling so bad that I had to work SO hard at producing the 'extrovert me'...the junior choir were making heavy weather of the piece I'm doing with them ...then home through piles of traffic, quick cup of tea and then a private group at home. They're absolutely lovely but by the time they'd gone at 5.30pm I had absolutely had it.

Feeling so rough that I'm off to bed NOW. Big meeting tomorrow and lots to prepare for it but I'm just too done in now - will have to get up earlier than planned in the morning and do it then!

Can't WAIT to get my poor ancient self into my lovely warm bed...

Shopping , clari practice and more packing of boxes

Big, long dog walk!

quick trip into town then check the car over - fluid levels and tyre pressures etc. and get the inside vacuumed out.

Eat chips!



Chip-Bag x

Conducting practice (an activity which always fills me with dread - but is often later found to be enjoyable).

finish editing the newsletter for my motoring group.

Motoring group? Are you into classic cars too?

go and order some vinyl flooring for our redecorated bathroom

I do rather like classic cars yes

The motoring group is the local branch of the Institute of Advanced Motorists, I'm quite heavily involved with the group (at the moment....), editing the newsletters, on committee and conducting 'mock tests' before sending associate members for their Advanced Test.

How many cars have you got?

Glad someone else on the forum shares my interest! What cars have you got?

I know someone in the IAM, not in it myself but I'm more into racing, myself. I do have a National B licence and used to compete in sprints and hillclimbs, not at the moment because of money / time / sorting out my future, BORING STUFF!

At the moment I've got two Porsche 944s an early dash, in black with 15" Fuchs and a oval dash in gold with 16" Fondmetals, they are lovely prefer the early car though! I also trade classic cars, just sold an MGB GT and going to look at an MGB GT V8 to trade next week Don't have any modern cars ... lifes to short to drive something you aren't interested in for your daily! Used to have a Boxster S though.

Well, I've got a Corsa...

Wow *turns a rather envious shade of green!* I don't have any classic cars, so my interest is purely looking and drooling for the timebeing.




My car's not really very exciting either, I have a Clio


Well, better get on with 'what I'm going to do when I log off the forum' - taking my dad shopping

Going to do some A317 OU work!

Gardening

I am about to play some new music that has just arrived in today's post.

Go and teach in school : last day in schools before half term for me

I'm about to have the 2nd of 3 long case exams for my 5th year medical exams - eek!

paperwork for my appraisal at work tomorrow

What would you like to have, Louise?



All the best with the appraisal, Louise

ooooooooo, well *rubs hands together*

Any of the Aston Martins or a Morgan.........

I just like classic cars




Thanks Barry

The Morgan sounds interesting Would have to be proper British Racing green...

Now what I'd really like, talking of classic vehicles, is one of these...

Oh racing green of course, that goes without saying




That is pretty cool Barry I must admit

That's a little bus that London Transport used to run on country routes in the 50s and 60s

A Routemaster wouldn't fit in a typical garage

It's fab, I love it. If I could afford one of those I'd build a garage to fit it in

Routemasters often come up for sale for relatively cheap prices (it's the size that keeps prices relatively low, as the storage often costs a lot). The little GS bus in the picture would be quite a lot cheaper though

Interesting........

*plots where to start building the garage*

you're great, Louise

hmm...forum excursions in a little green London bus...

Was about to say 'add me to the passenger list please' but have realised I'd probably be doing the driving

You'd like driving one of those little machines?

(That's a yes, just in case you were in any doubt Barry )

hehe, excellent!

I'm so tired