Mundane thread

The duvet won the battle with me today.  Am going to have to make a decision if I want to venture out to orienteering tomorrow as I'll be dependant on someone picking me up. 

I'm not doing mud anymore 

Instead I plan to sit and vegetate and eat an entire box of Black Magic chocolate

Good plan.

(((LR))) I love the orienteering stuff, only ever had one go on a  really small scale, I must try and find the time to do some more.

(((Bookie))) pass a choccy please.

What would you like DS? The raspberry creams seem to have gone...

Orienteering sounds like fun. How do you get into doing that sort of thing?

I've just discovered that my electronic car key was in the washing machine.  Does anyone have any experience of whether it is likely to work again?

In my case I was dragged along by a friend once at it just went from there.  There are clubs covering the whole country though so there's events going on all over the place.  Some of the higher level events are pre-entry but most are suitable for newcomers.

http://www.britishorienteering.org.uk/index.php?pg=80

I'm personally avoiding the more challenging Sheffield event tomorrow in favour of the more 'mundane' Leicestershire one.

sarah the bookworm wrote (see)

What would you like DS? The raspberry creams seem to have gone...

hmm, thank you kindly, perhaps an orange sensation?

(((LR))) Thanks for the link, I'll check that out.

Afternoon 

I am having a very unproductive and sleepy day 

p.s. coffee creme please 

Coffee creams are my Mum's favourite

Toffeee

I like orienteering, it's fun. Only done small events with D, I ran he walked, small wood, I lapped it about 60 times.

I have been shopping and bought a replacement for Dolly.

Who's Dolly? 

sarah the bookworm wrote (see)

Coffee creams are my Mum's favourite

 

It's great. I think your mum and I are the only people in the whole world who like coffee cremes. People generally can't wait to hand them over 

I'm with the rest of the world on the coffee creme issue then - why do they allow these poisionous items to lurk within an otherwise fine chocolate selection?

I love coffee creams too, but my favourite are all the toffees and caramels in their various forms

Lincoln Runner wrote (see)

I'm with the rest of the world on the coffee creme issue then - why do they allow these poisionous items to lurk within an otherwise fine chocolate selection?

Chuck 'em over here 

Dolly was my last pushie.

I hate coffee creams, they are an abomination to chocolate.

I thought you'd bought yourself a new Cloned Sheep Mousey.

I had a lie down for 5 minutes woke up 3 hours later.

Pottles in, fluffs up cushions, refills kettle, pottles out again.