What are you all doing this weekend?

Elaine · 16-05-2008, 09:40 PM

Tomorrow morning, chores, litter trays and hamster tank all need cleaned. Graham is working in the morning. In the afternoon we are off to the falconry centre just outside Aberdeen.
http://www.huntly-falconry.co.uk/
We'll stop out for tea and then home to watch a few movies.
Sunday morning I have an old friend coming by, she is now a reiki instructor apparently, something I'd like to know more about as i quite fancy doing something like that to destress Eva.
Sunday afternoon I am off out with my sister to get a present for my dad.
And thats about all I have planned, how about the rest of you?

Mags · 16-05-2008, 09:48 PM

Just had a look at your link Elaine, it looks a very interesting place to visit ..... hope the weather's good and you have a nice time there.

We haven't planned anything for the weekend, will see what the weather holds and then take it from there..

pinklizzy · 16-05-2008, 09:49 PM

Tomorrow morning will more than likely be taken up with finishing the papier mache flea-still doing it! It needs to be finished by Monday for National flea week. Supermarket shop in the afternoon.
On Sunday, I'm spending the day with my 11 year-old brother and sister (twins),hopefully the weather will improve a bit. Not much really, looking forward to relaxing a bit!

Moli · 16-05-2008, 10:04 PM

We used to live almost on the doorstep of the Falconry centre, and still I have never been!!
We are going into town early tomorrow....hoping to be back by lunchtime, then out in the garden...Sunday is the airport run,after that not sure yet...

dandysmom · 16-05-2008, 10:26 PM

I lead a very boring life: noting particular on for the weekend; just the usual marketing, gardening, etc. The Falconry Centre sounds great; looking forward to pics! And speaking of pics, PL, may we have a pic of the papier mache flea?

pinklizzy · 16-05-2008, 10:38 PM

Eileen, I promise to post a pic once it's finished! I'm a bit of a perfectionist so have spent ages trying to make it look more realistic but fear that it has become a bit too complex!

MrsH · 16-05-2008, 10:45 PM

Got the hairdresser in the morning, time to get my roots done again (I'm not going to be able to afford this when I retire and depend solely on my pension, I'll have to revert to natural grey - eek!)

Other than that, just the usual shopping, laundry etc, although I ought to go and buy some new scaffolding (top half underwear

) my current stock is giving up under the strain!

dandysmom · 16-05-2008, 10:45 PM

PL, I'm in awe that you'd even tackle it!

Mags · 16-05-2008, 10:50 PM

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Originally Posted by MrsH

Got the hairdresser in the morning, time to get my roots done again (I'm not going to be able to afford this when I retire and depend solely on my pension, I'll have to revert to natural grey - eek!)

Other than that, just the usual shopping, laundry etc, although I ought to go and buy some new scaffolding (top half underwear ) my current stock is giving up under the strain!

............. not laughing at you MrsH, just the way you described it!!

Kazz · 17-05-2008, 10:43 AM

Well my plan is pop to the garden centre, pop into a friends - for a catch up, then cut Dad's hair and walk the dogs, do some more washing, plant the plants. Do a bit of shopping there is a farmers market on I think.

Clean the garden up a bit, have a shower, start the decorating of the toilet.

Nothing much for Sat.Not sure about Sunday.

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