Get up and get out

• Guest 649

  • Registered: 12 Mar 2008
  • Posts: 14,118
  16 April 2009     09:1419587
  #1      
  Ok. It is the great English summer time, so get out of bed like I do about 03.30 and 04.30hrs take wife big up of tea with avery big kiss,let me tell you ladys akiss from me will take you out of this world I then have a cuper my self and off to work, or like today up the cliffs with my very old dog, I am singing along with the birds, foxs and Rabbits still about,most times life is great and the best things are still free,so lets see some of you out aswell singing and dancing over the cliffs,"I mean along them not over.
  
  I remain yours faithfully very happy old VIC m0
• Guest 649

  • Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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  16 April 2009     09:2219588
  #2      
  By the way if you work hard,your time off is alot better and you look forward to it more.
  
  So work and work and have agreat time off thats what I have done all my working life.
  
  Vic m
• Bern

  • Location: Dover
  16 April 2009     10:3119589
  #3      
  I usually get up that early too - it'sa great time of day. I feel a bit cheated if I miss the dawn......sad really!!!!
• Guest 650

  • Registered: 12 Mar 2008
  • Posts: 542
  16 April 2009     13:4019597
  #4      
  I don't like getting up late - it seems such a waste of the day. I normally get up and so some work on the DWMP, before the rest of the house has really got going. I also make the most of the end of the day too, when the house is quiet again ... I truly love those silent hours, dedicated totally to remembering those who lost their lives for us.
  
  As for getting out - we're blessed with a whole network of cycle paths up here. Some of it is so beautiful, especially now, with blossom everywhere. We don't have the cliffs and the sea, sadly , but we do have lakes, rivers, and the canal, and open spaces ... it's so nice to be out, and we've even seen deer, as well as the more normal rabbits and foxes we often see.
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• Guest 649

  • Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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  16 April 2009     16:1519610
  #5      
  Thank you both for your letters hope we get more,but it is my post so maybe not.
  
  Vic M
• Brian Dixon

  • Location: Dover
  • Registered: 23 Sep 2008
  • Posts: 23,940
  16 April 2009     19:0419629
  #6      
  if i took a cup of tea to my mrs she would polightly tell me to go away in short sharp jerky movements.