The Virtual Lounge

[Anonymous]

well, fluffy onesie on + donkey brown boottee-tyle slippers

cuppa Twinnings tea = everyday variety, decaff + s/sk milk = no sugar +

Blue Ribband original choccy bic to hand

checking on my cat Marvellous Marty the Magnificent = beside me in his pet-bed under the wooden desk 

on which new basic desktop printer will be put = on or around next payday ..... I mean upon the wooden desk not upon the cat  

kicked my old basic Epson printer in frustration many many months ago 

therapeutic for me for about 3 nano-seconds but really, really bad for the printer 

well, let's see if there are many takers for my initial entry into the off-top unofficial world of 'the lounge area'

WispaRed7 

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

It's a beautiful sunlit Spring morning here.  Just had a snack lunch and off now to take my wife shopping in Belfast.  Oh deep deep joy in the fundamold!  (and if you don't understand that try Googling it.  LOL

Gerry

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fundamold 

I'm off to Google it now

hope you enjoy the shopping trip in Belfast with your wife

hope you buy her at least one pair of shoes with matching handbag  of course

thank you for joinging me & BoB in the O2CF unofficial 'virtual' lounge

enjoy the rest of your day

I've just had a call from my 007

so this particular Moneypenny has 20 minutes to get herself ready = no probs

WispaRed7 

[Anonymous]

Well @Anonymous I've Googled fundamold:

& come up with some strange answers

'quis leget haec' ...... ..... ..... came up

so did the late great Professor Stanley Unwin

is it something akin to 'up the woolly backs' like I could say about where I live

I may try it with a different spelling ie fundamould

have a great day

WisoaRed7 

[MI5]

http://journalscape.com/Kettins_Bob/2004-01-17-02:33

[Anonymous]

Good Morning BoB

I've had brekkie outside this morning 

wearing onesie = purple with shocking pink stars on = medium weight fleece

very pleasant thing to do

& was just about thinking to bring laptop outside with me when

loadsa noise from a building site somewhat near me put me off

ie lorries regularly up & down with on-site mud-sweeper doing its rounds

so back inside my workroom which is fine

I wish you a good day today

WispaRed7 

[Anonymous]

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@MI5 wrote:
http://journalscape.com/Kettins_Bob/2004-01-17-02:33

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thank you MI5

I'd give you a kudos if one could on off-topic

it explains fundamold perfectly

have a good day now

WispaRed7     

[Anonymous]

..... ..... ..... & welcome for joining us in the O2CF virtual unofficial Lounge

take care to look after yourself

WispaRed7     

[Anonymous]

Hi WispaRed7

A much fairer day today.

Dry and warmer but still at work today.

Never mind good times to be had anyway.

[Anonymous]

yes, it looks like the same here

sunshine + blue sky + fluffy white clouds

you're such a positive person BoB

hello @Cleoriff how's it going doll?

I know the week coming home after a super break away

can be all washing/ironing

catching up on the housework etc

well, here's  a cuppa coffee just as you like it 

complete with chocolate biscuit to keep you going

speak soon

WispaRed7   

[Anonymous]

Yes @Anonymous   Fundamold was one of Stanley Unwin's nonsense words and hopefully nobody will try to ascribe any meanings beyond the nonsensical to it.

The only thing that worries me about it is why do I remember it (ie nonsense) when I have such difficulty remembering reasonable and sensible things?   :O))  On the bright side - that sets out my meditation topic for today.

Have a great Wednesday - there won't be another one until this time next week!

Gerry 

[Anonymous]

thank you @Gerry 

you make me laugh out loud

for which I genuinely thank you for

right, off to get myself ready to do some stuff in town

before going to my partner's twin little granddaughters party 

I will be fortifying myself beforehand with vittles & several latte coffees this lunchtime

look after yourself my friend

WispaRed7