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Jun. 11th, 2005 05:45 pm:-)
Having a brilliant weekend here, and its barely saturday evening. Last night was the monthly Bears' night, with many fabulous people in attendance- including a rather inebriated Mo. Bears night led to Urge which led to Alan and Paul1's bed, where I slept peacefully until Paul2 called at 9am to ask
1) If I would come to breakfast with David, Mo and himself (YES PLEASE :-))
2) Who was in bed with me (Paul1 and Alan, both snuggly and sleepy)
3) And where was I? At home or in someone else's house? (Silly question really ;-))
Much breakfasting and coffee ensued. Everyone was cheerful and upbeat, and Mo and I had a good conversation about all sorts of crap- just like old times.
The fantastic start tot he weekend put me in an energetic, productive mood, and so I've spent the rest of today moving parts of the red Piazza into storage in Dad's workshop. Its amazing how well a car stacks when it's in small pieces...
Tomorrow: continuing the stalled reupholstery project, starting with the rear quarter panels.
Having a brilliant weekend here, and its barely saturday evening. Last night was the monthly Bears' night, with many fabulous people in attendance- including a rather inebriated Mo. Bears night led to Urge which led to Alan and Paul1's bed, where I slept peacefully until Paul2 called at 9am to ask
1) If I would come to breakfast with David, Mo and himself (YES PLEASE :-))
2) Who was in bed with me (Paul1 and Alan, both snuggly and sleepy)
3) And where was I? At home or in someone else's house? (Silly question really ;-))
Much breakfasting and coffee ensued. Everyone was cheerful and upbeat, and Mo and I had a good conversation about all sorts of crap- just like old times.
The fantastic start tot he weekend put me in an energetic, productive mood, and so I've spent the rest of today moving parts of the red Piazza into storage in Dad's workshop. Its amazing how well a car stacks when it's in small pieces...
Tomorrow: continuing the stalled reupholstery project, starting with the rear quarter panels.
