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Bank holiday plans ?
- Thread starter bluebc
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Where do you live, and how old is he?So what’s everyone up to today ?
I’m looking for ideas more than anything as we have the grandson for the day and wondered what if anything is going on today
Weather isn’t really helping the situation
manimanc
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Watching it piss down.
bluemoon32
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Its pissing down, thanks for nothing Charlie you ****
He’s nearly 2 and looking at anything from Bolton to ManchesterWhere do you live, and how old is he?
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why dont you pop to B&Q and get me the stuff i need for resealing my bathtub or shave off half an inch from my door that wont shut because of the new carpet,He’s nearly 2 and looking at anything from Bolton to Manchester
loads to do and so little time to do it :) and many hands make light work
bluetonium
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Absolutely nothing, my two girls refuse to budge and, to be honest, could do with not spending anything that I don't have to. Shame as I can see many doing the same due to a combination of weather and finances, and it only increases the economic recovery time.
Where abouts are you and what age range are the kids? We were wondering about going into town and doing the museum today after it was done up (and apparently heaving on opening) but believe it's closed for the bank holiday and there's probably a train strike on I imagine. Best bet may be a movie and out to the park if there is a break in the rain.
Where abouts are you and what age range are the kids? We were wondering about going into town and doing the museum today after it was done up (and apparently heaving on opening) but believe it's closed for the bank holiday and there's probably a train strike on I imagine. Best bet may be a movie and out to the park if there is a break in the rain.
RobMCFC
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I hate the idea of bank holidays - we try to go away somewhere every bank holiday, which has cost extra this time thanks to Charlie’s coronation. Luckily we can afford it.
Go for a day trip? The roads are crowded and everywhere is busy.
Stay at home? There are plenty of people doing the same and if the weather is good, they’ll insist on you listening to their choice of crap music played in the garden. Probably not an issue today to be fair!
The idea of everybody being off work/school at the same time is dumb. They should just add the days on to your annual leave entitlement.
Anyway, I hope the OP finds something good to do.
Go for a day trip? The roads are crowded and everywhere is busy.
Stay at home? There are plenty of people doing the same and if the weather is good, they’ll insist on you listening to their choice of crap music played in the garden. Probably not an issue today to be fair!
The idea of everybody being off work/school at the same time is dumb. They should just add the days on to your annual leave entitlement.
Anyway, I hope the OP finds something good to do.
yeseye
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Scratching whilst singing the Blues.