Relaxing! - Page 3

Sara · 08-04-2012, 08:09

Find it hard to relax, but do like reading a good book and spending time on the computer. Also i like coming home to an empty house after a day at work. As i like the peace and quiet for the first hour before the family starts arriving home.

Less · 08-04-2012, 08:26

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Also i like coming home to an empty house after a day at work.

Stick your address on here, leave the front door unlocked & I'll get the lads to call around. All proceeds will of course go towards new software for AccyWeb!

steve2qec · 08-04-2012, 08:27

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I had one a long time ago, before I got married in 1975, he was lovely (the Westie not the new husband!), but I believe they can have a nasty temperament apparently - both dogs and ex husbands oh dear I think I might be digging a hole here so I'll shut up!!

Ours is a good-natured, friendly little chap.....unless you're a squirrel!!!

maxthecollie · 08-04-2012, 08:36

Westies are like any other dog . Their temperant can be down to the way they are trained. But again they can have an off day as we do.

garinda · 08-04-2012, 08:45

Reading.

Always read a lot, though I hadn't lately, as I struggled holding books with paper pages.

Got a Kindle for Christmas, and haven't stopped since.

Fantastic to get the books I want to read at the click of a button, and not have to order, then wait for them.

I love it, for allowing me to read lots again. Best ever present.

Reading in bed, making one of the little Italian pastels Mobertol has got me hooked on, is my guilty, relaxing pleasure.

Sara · 08-04-2012, 09:07

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Stick your address on here, leave the front door unlocked & I'll get the lads to call around. All proceeds will of course go towards new software for AccyWeb!

Just looked again at what i wrote and it does sound like an invite. But it's not totally empty i have my dogs, which one of them is quite vicious if he doesn't know you.

jaysay · 08-04-2012, 09:28

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Originally Posted by steve2qec

We were gonna get a "Caution, I Live Here!" Westie sign for the front door but decided against it.

Be careful Steve, my parents had three Westies and if you don't keep your eye on them they have a tendency to give people a vicious lick

jaysay · 08-04-2012, 09:31

Relaxing um well sitting watching the telly on a Saturday night with a beer in my had knowing the Rovers have won, ain't been too relaxing for quite a while now

Margaret Pilkington · 08-04-2012, 10:40

I like reading too......books, the kindle(glad you are enjoying yours G)newspapers(especially with a really good cup of tea and a slice of toast).
I like doing puzzles, I play word and number games on my DSXL(the bigger version is kinder to my lamps).
I spend time on the computer.......write my blog from time to time...Photography is another of my ways to relax.......especially the editing and messing around with the pictures.

claytonx · 08-04-2012, 10:46

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Relaxing um well sitting watching the telly on a Saturday night with a beer in my had knowing the Rovers have won, ain't been too relaxing for quite a while now

When was last time Rovers won. Must be very stressful for you.

Neil · 08-04-2012, 10:50

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I think I need a dog, when I eventually retire probably when I'm at least seventy I intend to get a Westie and call it Fluffy with a pretty pink collar much to my partner's disgust!

Get a proper dog.

You don't need all the hassle of your own dog, you can take mine for walks any time. She likes to run and run and run, oh and she likes to play in the brook/res as well. Just watch out for rabbits, she chased her first one the other day but gave up when she was to far away from me and came back all worried I may have left her

I enjoy taking her out for walks and do find it relaxing.

Michael1954 · 08-04-2012, 11:25

Cleaned the kitchen and bathroom and dusted and swept up. No time for relaxing so far, but I might get out a P G Wodehouse later on and have a read for an hour or so. Oh, and happy Easter everyone!

maxthecollie · 08-04-2012, 11:33

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Originally Posted by Neil

You don't need all the hassle of your own dog, you can take mine for walks any time. She likes to run and run and run, oh and she likes to play in the brook/res as well. Just watch out for rabbits, she chased her first one the other day but gave up when she was to far away from me and came back all worried I may have left her

I enjoy taking her out for walks and do find it relaxing.

What Breed have you got?

DaveinGermany · 08-04-2012, 11:44

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Relaxing um well sitting watching the telly on a Saturday night with a beer in my had knowing the Rovers have won, ain't been too relaxing for quite a while now

You're sorely in need of a break then Jay. Or how about relaxing when they've lost, you'd be practically comatose.

susie123 · 08-04-2012, 13:23

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Oh, and happy Easter everyone!

Thank you Michael, and to you too.

I had meant to post the same thing earlier but forgot!