Quote: Originally posted by madasaman on 06/5/2018
we were supposed to be away, but wife had terrible pains in lower stomach. Took her to A&E and result was burst appendix. Operated friday morning and I brought her home this afternoon.So no outings for a few weeks. Luckily it was keyhole so hopefully she will mend quickly.
Best excuse for not going away so far. Hope your OH is better soon.
I don't know what happens to you when you get old. Apart from getting wrinkly of course. I used to love the hot summers but I now find the extremes of weather too much. I had to go out to do some shopping today and the shop was stifling and too busy. I was glad to get back in the car and get the air conditioning running. Now back home and it's quite a relief. Too hot for me.
Quote: Originally posted by weegmack on 08/5/2018
I’m still here! It’s exam time in my house - Nat5’s (like GCSE’s) and uni exams. Just a tad stressful 😬😬😬
Good luck with that one! Fortunately no such problems here anymore, our son, the youngest, is nearly 35, married, and moved out years ago. Our oldest daughter has all those problems as she has a 16 year old. Her oldest two are working, so she's been through it twice already!
Quote: Originally posted by Bob61 on 08/5/2018
Just booked a trip for tomorrow...I'll tell you where it was when I get back in case you all turn up with your kids, skateboards and walkie talkies!
Just back from Bridge House campsite at Lechlade on Thames and there were no kids, skateboards or walkie talkies...except for the wardens. A good time was had by all
Quote: Originally posted by Mike3003 on 11/5/2018
I hate Wardens on skateboards.
This one was on a ride on mower and insisted I moved my car because despite having the whole field to play with he wanted to mow the patch my car was sat on
I had not long arrived and parked my car where I normally park it, just in front of the pitch while erecting the tent, and then I move the car onto the pitch. He insisted I moved it onto the pitch there and then. Thankfully the pitches are fairly large so I had room to do that without jabbing my car with flaying poles but it was a bit annoying since there was only two or three other units on the site. All you need when first arriving at a campsite is an officious warden telling you, 'You can't do that there 'ere!
He then spent the entire afternoon riding up and down on the mower and it didn't look any different at the end of the day than before he started apart from tyre tracks where the mower had been!
The owners of the site are fantastic though and it still remains one of my favourite sites.