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Gee will be glad to get home mid afternoon to-morrow. Childminding a 10 & 8 year old really is not work at all. They are too busy with their imagination & making up games etc. They are not big TV watchers, no tv games in this household at all. Been catching up on computer work since Tuesday so getting square eyes, back ache, neck ache. Did a 45 min walk at 5am this morning while daughter did a 20klm run. We both arrived back at house at same time!
About to go to bed & read as daughter studying, son-in-law ironing & watching the Tv & girls asleep.

Macca wrote:Gee will be glad to get home mid afternoon to-morrow. Childminding a 10 & 8 year old really is not work at all. They are too busy with their imagination & making up games etc. They are not big TV watchers, no tv games in this household at all. Been catching up on computer work since Tuesday so getting square eyes, back ache, neck ache. Did a 45 min walk at 5am this morning while daughter did a 20klm run. We both arrived back at house at same time!
About to go to bed & read as daughter studying, son-in-law ironing & watching the Tv & girls asleep.

But she must have left home before you.......

son-in-law ironing Kay I have to meet this son-in law of your's a man that irons thought I was the only one that ironed we have the grandkids again from friday until Monday but mine are only 7,4 & 2 so will be a busy few days and also on Friday I have the Ballarat one who is only 1 so it will be full on..

Ros.

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Always makes me wonder why they wear all their gear when training. We a=saved ours for racing as we could not afford two sets and they fell to pieces fairly quick. especially when you dragged then between your body and the road surface
I trained in my riding shorts(needed the chamois for safety ) but in summer rode in shorts and short socks and shoes, and usually nothing else. We never wore shirts or hats and went out all day with no water or food etc. Now you see them loaded up for a short warm up ride. In the winter used to put a jumper on my legs when really cold and newspaper inside you shirt when really cold or raining.
Bloody softies now and they don't go very far compared to what we did.
Used to ride everywhere (did not have a choice as Dad insisted we ride our bikes everywhere) Even rode from Port Pirie to Adelaide on a few weekends to see the girlfriend. About 140 miles I think it was. 280 miles return for the weekend. Just checked about 240K each way.
Regards
Brian

Too late! You just finished describing her!!!

But......... you missed out the insatiable appetite for ............ (enter appropriate words here)

Nah I like todays riders gear, snug fits here and there don't have to have wet jocks competitions either

Lesley she left just after I did .Son-in-law always irpns his busines shirts & trousers etc.MAny years ago I ironed some jeans & put creases in them! have never touched the clothes again although he has commented that I can do his shirts but decline thankyou

OK who is going to watch the tennis tonight and who will be the winner between Roger Fed & Bernard Tom ?? I will go with my favorite Roger.

Gee this forum is quiet during the day- all must sleep the day away gentleman Roger I hope.