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rusty

19th June 2015, 19:36
Elle, my crown is perfect.
Yes, it is the school leavers dance. At Carnoustie.
No sign of a boyfriend, so far!
I will get a forewarning about one, to ensure I am on my bestest behaviour!
She told me it was £25 to get her nails done!
Yes, I see the clue. I am still awaiting "red button", though!
Yes, Anne B is excellent!
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elle

19th June 2015, 20:42
Hi, Rusty!
A lovely evening here! I hope it's like that for Miss L-Plate's dance? She wouldn't want to get windblown or wet en route! Have you been pressed into chauffeuring or does her Dad get to do that?
Fathers' Day this Sunday.... are you and your sons, plus grandkids, all getting together to celebrate it?
We are meeting up tomorrow, instead of Sunday, with our younger daughter and family. This is because she and a few work colleagues are going to Germany on Sunday (until Wednesday) for a work project and some meetings. No harm in celebrating a day early!
I shall go to the crematorium on Sunday with flowers for my Dad.
Will have to record Day One of the European Team Championship Athletics as we shall be out tomorrow whilst it's on.
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rusty

19th June 2015, 21:17
Elle, her Dad is taking her.
No, Father's Day is quiet with me, but I also get a card on Mother's Day, too.
That is good you go to cemetery. Me too.
My broadband has been on the blink this evening, but a very nice man (with a heavy cold) in India has switched the broadband to a less congested channel and it is fine now.
Been watching the golf.
This course should not be hosting a Major!
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rusty

19th June 2015, 22:34
I make it just 7/8 new crossword threads today, unless we get a rush before midnight.
Not so good.
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rusty

20th June 2015, 08:56
Can I rephrase my post 788, please?
From,
"The young ones are all very articulated and polite"'
to,
"The young ones are all very articulate(d) and polite".
I think that makes more sense?
I await an opinion from the educated folk!
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pigale

20th June 2015, 09:53
Hi Rusty,

Do you mean they move like puppets on a string?

Lovely morning here, what is it like your end?
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pigale

20th June 2015, 09:57
sorry, meant to say

was your first thought that they moved ....etc....
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chrise

20th June 2015, 10:03
Could be useful to be articulated if their trollies were particularly long

.......but they have caddies instead.
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rusty

20th June 2015, 10:08
I knew I should have put "well spoken"!
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elle

20th June 2015, 10:35
Good Morning, Rusty!
A dull very humid day - extremely warm whilst we were out earlier with the dog - I think thunderstorms may be on their way!
We were planning to take our grandson to the park after we've all had lunch, but that may turn out to be a literal 'washout'!
(I am puzzled why you also get a card on Mothers' Day?)
What do you have planned for today? I'm assuming the golf is still ongoing? You and Chris seem to be setting the world to rights over that! I must say - and I speak with no knowledge whatsoever! - that the course as you describe it does sound to be very inferior?
Don't forget if you have the time that there is Athletics on too this afternoon !
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