To get up at 8.15am, have breakfast, let out the cats, do the ironing, watch two episodes of ER, do bookkeeping, make sure that Scogs has everything for his next trip, post on TT, read the US papers online ...
And it's only 11.40am!
Renia
09.Dec.2007 10:54 hrs
...to go for a 40 min run (with almost the same hungover as Sparty ) and then go to Tollwood.
sparty
09.Dec.2007 11:10 hrs
...and I just had one of those currywurst things that you only need to put in the microwave. They are not the best, but good greasy food for the hangover
Owain Glyndwr
09.Dec.2007 11:36 hrs
...to go for a 40 min run (with almost the same hungover as Sparty ) and then go to Tollwood.
mmm run. good idea.
AshleyM
09.Dec.2007 11:37 hrs
...a hangover, two aspirin, and a hot bubble bath!
Renia
09.Dec.2007 11:40 hrs
mmm run. good idea.
You know you want to!!
Jack
09.Dec.2007 11:45 hrs
Huuuungover! Looks like Toytown'ers were having a good time last night.
...to be completely hungover!
...to go for a 40 min run (with almost the same hungover as Sparty ) and then go to Tollwood.
...a hangover, two aspirin, and a hot bubble bath!
wahoo
09.Dec.2007 12:05 hrs
I'm a big fan of spending a Sunday NOT hungover...which is what I am happy to be day
(alas I must be content with merely taking care of a hungover person)
Renia
09.Dec.2007 12:29 hrs
You can tell by the fact I wrote "hungover" not hangover, that I was not totally compos mentis.
Lavender Rain
09.Dec.2007 12:58 hrs
For being completely unmotivated and consumed with an over abundance of low energy.
*sans hangover*
Carm
09.Dec.2007 13:08 hrs
funny thing there, I am so hung over too! Finally got my ass out of bed about 30min ago.
RubyTuesday
09.Dec.2007 13:17 hrs
this sunday is about drinking coffee, watching frosty the snowman and going for a fresh air walk in the forest
Mariposa
09.Dec.2007 13:44 hrs
This one for me is about getting up really late, now eating breakfast then taking a shower and meeting up with a friend for coffee and enjoying the sunshine, and after that study a lot (finish one book, read another entire book and write a short 1000 word paper) because I have been lazy all weekend.
Eleanor Rigby
09.Dec.2007 14:21 hrs
I'm so jealous of you guys, I wish I was hungover instead of full of food poisoning.
PigHoover
09.Dec.2007 14:23 hrs
I wish I had a bloody hangover...then i wouldn't have been able to waste my Sunday painting the kitchen!
Mariposa
09.Dec.2007 14:25 hrs
I am neither ER, but I hope you feel better soon!
the Boy From Bozlem
09.Dec.2007 15:15 hrs
ouch, my head
junebugs84
09.Dec.2007 17:24 hrs
hangover's, hungover, my mom likes to call it slungunder. lol.
eurovol
09.Dec.2007 18:46 hrs
...to watch NFL all day long.
Lavender Rain
09.Dec.2007 18:48 hrs
To wish tomorrow was not Monday and the start of another work week.
sarabyrd
09.Dec.2007 19:48 hrs
To get up at 8.15am, have breakfast, let out the cats, do the ironing, watch two episodes of ER, do bookkeeping, make sure that Scogs has everything for his next trip, post on TT, read the US papers online ...
And it's only 11.40am!
missing on the agenda: slicing a vein in my left index finger open
osmachar
10.Dec.2007 11:09 hrs
...being in town by 10am to beat to Christmas shopping crowds.
Timmeh
10.Dec.2007 11:11 hrs
we don't have the luxury of perusing the shops on a sunday here in good ol' god bothering Bavaria
parnell
10.Dec.2007 11:18 hrs
Anything to discourage whingeing Kiwis from coming here is fine by me and Joe Ratzinger.
Timmeh
10.Dec.2007 11:23 hrs
Get your knickers a little up your pussy when people give out to your mate Jebus don't ya?
canaryman
10.Dec.2007 11:23 hrs
Anything to discourage whingeing Kiwis from coming here is fine by me and Joe Ratzinger.
(What about reporting them to the "visa renewal" office, send a copy of all the "whingey" posts and then the said "whingers" won't have their visa renewed and can achieve their dream by being deported to their homeland.
parnell
10.Dec.2007 11:25 hrs
Sundays are officially , strictly enforced and Jesus-sanctioned "no knickers day" in the Parnell household.
EDIT: Where's Kza do you know?
iain
10.Dec.2007 11:30 hrs
Sunday was for cleaning, sorting, washing and more cleaning. Also recovering from Friday and Saturday which kind of blended into each other. I am really glad that weekend is over so that I can relax sober up and sleep a bit.
Timmeh
10.Dec.2007 11:34 hrs
EDIT: Where's Kza do you know ?
Mate, it's almost as if he's fallen off the face of the earth. I know he has moved from Rosenheim to a small village further away from Munich...I think for work, but can nae remember. Saw him a number of months back at the pub, but never again since then
Timmeh
10.Dec.2007 11:35 hrs
(What about reporting them to the "visa renewal" office, send a copy of all the "whingey" posts and then the said "whingers" won't have their visa renewed and can achieve their dream by being deported to their homeland.
TT is for whinging, real life is for enjoying. You could also fuck off to your homeland, but somehow I have a strong suspicion that you are unwanted there too.
parnell
10.Dec.2007 11:40 hrs
Mate, it's almost as if he's fallen off the face of the earth. I know he has moved from Rosenheim to a small village further away from Munich...I think for work, but can nae remember. Saw him a number of months back at the pub, but never again since then
Hairy muff... forum's a lot more dull without him tho. Don't even see him online anymore. Feck.
canaryman
10.Dec.2007 12:10 hrs
TT is for whinging, real life is for enjoying. You could also fuck off to your homeland, but somehow I have a strong suspicion that you are unwanted there too.
I could, but I like it here, especially Sundays as most things are closed!! Superrrrrrrrrrrrrb. Sundays are for friends and family, relaxing and having fun.
I also do not have to have a visa to live here
Timmeh
10.Dec.2007 12:35 hrs
I could, but I like it here,
Snap...me too! That's why I, errrr, live here.
especially Sundays as most things are closed!! Superrrrrrrrrrrrrb. Sundays are for friends and family, relaxing and having fun.
Well, unlike you, I like to have a choice and decide what days I do what on. But, I know you need as much life help as you can get
I also do not have to have a visa to live here
Wow, that's truly amazing. Is there a point hidden anywhere in there?
To eat oatmeal by the fireplace. The only problem, I don't have a fireplace, just a bowl of oatmeal.
Carm
23.Dec.2007 09:21 hrs
baking for christmas dinner,
just wish I could finish up my loose ends of shopping today, but will have to brave the shops tomorrow.
Renia
23.Dec.2007 09:22 hrs
Being bought French toast and coffee in bed while playing Scrabulous and chatting with friends!
sparty
23.Dec.2007 10:20 hrs
Going to the Christmas markets one more time after spending way too much time at the airport...
rick_de
23.Dec.2007 15:02 hrs
Getting the shopping done!
Lavender Rain
13.Jan.2008 09:40 hrs
To listen to smooth jazz or classical music while I clean my house. Right now I'm listening to the CD compilation entitled Kuschel Jazz.
Mariposa
14.Jan.2008 16:29 hrs
I read two books yesterday. A Spot of Bother by Mark Haddon and Eleanor Rigby by Douglas Coupland. Then I started a third book, but only read the introduction as it was 4am already, Eat, Pray, Love by Elizabeth Gilbert.
Fun day, but a lot of reading for one day.
Eleanor Rigby
14.Jan.2008 16:33 hrs
Eleanor Rigby by Douglas Coupland
That's where I got my name
Mariposa
14.Jan.2008 16:34 hrs
Yeah I figured. It was a good book. I also read two other novels by Coupland before, I like the author.
Timmeh
14.Jan.2008 16:36 hrs
I read two books yesterday
How anyone can sit and read all day is beyond me, puts me straight to sleep. It takes me months to read a single book.
Mariposa
14.Jan.2008 16:42 hrs
I love reading. Depends on my mood how much I can read in one day, but yesterday it was 760 pages or so. I hardly ever read that much in one day, the exception being Harry Potter which I always read in one sitting, but yesterday it just seemed like the thing to do. It helps when the books are good.
If it took me months to read a book, I would have long had to find a new major. (But some books take me months as well, because I am not really into them so I will read other books instead.) And then I have phases (of a couple of weeks or so) when I don't read at all.
Eleanor Rigby
14.Jan.2008 16:45 hrs
Helps when you don't have a TV. I read loads more than I do now (about 4 books a week) before I had a TV (I wasn't working at the time either).
Mariposa
14.Jan.2008 16:47 hrs
Helps when you only have crap Spanish television. And no laptop at the moment. D:
And no classes. I do have two more finals but not for another few days so I could allow myself a break.
Crawlie
14.Jan.2008 16:47 hrs
I sliced the tip of my finger off, went to casualty and had 4 stitches. Never had stitches before so I can cross that off my list of things I need to do before I die. Lovely.
Lavender Rain
14.Jan.2008 19:05 hrs
That's where I got my name
I was thinking this could be where you got your nickname from.