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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13733) • Ireland 9 Jun

I woke in the early hours this rainy morning from a very bizarre dream in which I had experienced two very productive episodes of explosive diarrhoea. The dream was so vivid that when I woke I was a bit reluctant to check if...

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Fiacre Banks @fleura “weeping may stay for the night, but rejoicing comes in the morning” Psalm 30. I rejoiced in the morning.

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13733) • Ireland 9 Jun

I woke in the early hours this rainy morning from a very bizarre dream in which I had experienced two very productive episodes of explosive diarrhoea. The dream was so vivid that when I woke I was a bit reluctant to check if...

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Fiacre Banks @ladyduck Her hair is quite something! I quite like her but her sister was easier to listen to.

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13733) • Ireland 9 Jun

I woke in the early hours this rainy morning from a very bizarre dream in which I had experienced two very productive episodes of explosive diarrhoea. The dream was so vivid that when I woke I was a bit reluctant to check if...

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Fiacre Banks @jessy3236 Glad to hear you woke up.

11 Jun

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Jimlos Tatooth @Ineeddentures (3825) 9 Jun

We are expecting 2 really tall guests. Really tall. And as I didn't want potentially dirty heads rubbing on our pristine walls I adjusted the seating arrangements. I hope they remember to duck as they enter through the front...

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Fiacre Banks @Ineeddentures We actually had a boy with the opposite problem. We called him Noneck.

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13733) • Ireland 9 Jun

I woke in the early hours this rainy morning from a very bizarre dream in which I had experienced two very productive episodes of explosive diarrhoea. The dream was so vivid that when I woke I was a bit reluctant to check if...

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Fiacre Banks @ineeddentures No, Harold drowned, but of course he changed his mind and came back. It was Dr Jack Quade from All Saints in ghostly form.

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Jimlos Tatooth @Ineeddentures (3825) 9 Jun

We are expecting 2 really tall guests. Really tall. And as I didn't want potentially dirty heads rubbing on our pristine walls I adjusted the seating arrangements. I hope they remember to duck as they enter through the front...

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Fiacre Banks @ineeddentures My parents had an unreasonably tall friend who used to visit and me and my brother used to sit and stare and giggle. We called him the chest of drawers, the other word for which is tallboy.

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Jimlos Tatooth @Ineeddentures (3825) 9 Jun

Ice cubes It occurred to me that I should post a discussion about our ice cubes as people might like to know how we make them. We put water in the wee cube tray and then freeze it. When frozen we take the cubes out of the tray...

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Fiacre Banks @ineeddentures For some reason as a teenager I found it funny to put a dead fly in each little cube of water before freezing it. Nobody else in the family was amused.

9 Jun

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (355628) • Rockingham, Australia 9 Jun

The photo is of the goat at our B&B. There isn’t much to say about it so it gets its 10 seconds of fame here. Do your newspapers ever talk about ‘the pub test’? ‘Pub’ is short for ‘public house’ or ‘hotel’ and the word is very...

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Fiacre Banks @judyev This is a test that commends itself to me. The ordinary person ought to have more say in important matters rather than suited ‘experts’.

9 Jun

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Fiacre Banks @xFiacre (13733) • Ireland 9 Jun

I woke in the early hours this rainy morning from a very bizarre dream in which I had experienced two very productive episodes of explosive diarrhoea. The dream was so vivid that when I woke I was a bit reluctant to check if...

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Amber @AmbiePam (99052) • United States 9 Jun

I’m having a hard time, and things aren’t the greatest, so I wanted to hear some good things. What is the best thing in your life right now? Go into detail if you feel like it. *I’ll be fine.

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Fiacre Banks @ambiepam Sorry you’re getting it tough. My garden flowers help me a lot. I planted them but God made them.

9 Jun

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LooeyVille @LooeyVille (50) • United States 9 Jun

This is a signpost from out of the small towns we visited in Iceland. I think it was in Grundarfjörður. Yes I'm sure it was there where the famous Icelandic hotdog stand was. But it showed both Icelandic and English as well as...

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Fiacre Banks @looeyville I felt a bit short changed in Athens where most stuff is in Greek and English. When in another country I like to feel like I’m not at home. I also can read Greek fairly well and having a translation spoiled it for me. However I can see the...

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LooeyVille @LooeyVille (50) • United States 9 Jun

They keep using technology to draw the consumer more and more into the process. This is a photo I took of the back of the airplane seat in front of me as we were landing in Atlanta, I think, coming home from London,...

tail cam

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Fiacre Banks @looeyville I’m a bad enough flyer without having a close up of the business end of things. If I noticed something that I thought was amiss I’d have to tell the pilot. I almost reported a burning smell once while flying till my wife told me it was just toast...

9 Jun

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Jimlos Tatooth @Ineeddentures (3825) 8 Jun

So we're are eating dinner Yes right now And I just had to stop eating to post this post. We were discussing what we should eat next And Yvonne suggested the cake she baked yesterday And then suggested she thought I didn't...

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Fiacre Banks @Ineeddentures But then the question will be “Why did you put the red one on underneath the blue one - do you not like it?”

8 Jun

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LooeyVille @LooeyVille (50) • United States 8 Jun

There were sheep everywhere. It was fun seeing the way the young lambs ran in the fields toward their mothers. Our guide told us that the populations of the Orkney Islands was around 30,000 but Alexa just told me that as of 2019...

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Fiacre Banks @looeyville I prefer sheep every time. They don’t speak and they taste good.

8 Jun

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Jimlos Tatooth @Ineeddentures (3825) 8 Jun

So we're are eating dinner Yes right now And I just had to stop eating to post this post. We were discussing what we should eat next And Yvonne suggested the cake she baked yesterday And then suggested she thought I didn't...

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Fiacre Banks @ineeddentures It’s like if she buys you a red pullover and a blue one and you put the blue one on and she then asks if you don’t like the red one. I gave up years ago.

8 Jun

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (355628) • Rockingham, Australia 8 Jun

Yesterday, we drove through Gnomesville to get to where we were going. We had a bit of time to spare so we stopped and had a wander. For anyone who hasn’t read my previous posts about Gnomesville, it’s a collection of gnomes...

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Fiacre Banks @judyev For just the flicker of a second there I was pondering why gnomes need toilets built for them.

8 Jun

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Amber @AmbiePam (99052) • United States 7 Jun

I guess officially my next trip is September, but I imagine I’ll be going somewhere between now and then. My dad’s side of the family has that Fourth of July family get away, but I can’t go to that. It’s just so hot even my dad is...

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Fiacre Banks @ambiepam When I get home from France I’ll be going to England three weeks later, mid July, to look after grandchildren.

7 Jun

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Sharon Elton @sharonelton (30616) • Lichfield, England 6 Jun

I went to Tuneless Choir again on Wednesday night. This was my fourth week. Sara, the choir leader, gave us more details about upcoming events. She also said that if we wanted Tuneless Choir T-shirts we needed to buy them from...

tuneless choir

track list

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Fiacre Banks @sharonelton I'd protest about having to sing UB40's version of Red, Red wine - Neil Diamond's original is far better. But then I can't sing, just listen.

6 Jun

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (355628) • Rockingham, Australia 6 Jun

If I can find something to write about, I’ll be here tomorrow but we’re leaving around lunchtime to attend a memorial service for a friend. You might remember I wrote about an endurance rider who fell from his horse during a...

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Fiacre Banks @judyev so sorry to hear that.

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Judy Evans @JudyEv (355628) • Rockingham, Australia 5 Jun

The photo is of a little lizard I spotted at our house-sit. Doesn't he have a long tail? I wonder if he curls it round his nose when he sleeps, like a cat does. We have a busy time next week but today I’m going to the clubhouse...

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Fiacre Banks @judyev Now why would a man be selected to take charge of the pressing of buttons for helpless ladies?!!

6 Jun

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