where are you now?

At home in Berks on desktop in lounge. Wireless mobile is upstairs in office (!!!!! go figure)

Who's Billie Piper??? and why do so many people claim she's with them. It's not a very common name, so I suspect at least one person is fibbing

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At home in the office trying to sop the cat chasing the mouse around the screen.
What is it with cats and Pc's why do they sit in front of you on the table staring at the screen & then you can't see and what do you do......... you move to the side to peer over their shoulder rather than shooing them off or is it just me ...having a blonde moment?

<hr width=100% size=1>If work was so good, the rich would have kept more of it for themselves.
 
Re: acountant

I will send my accountant over... he will work it out with his pencil...
me I'm at home ( Melbourne OZ.. the world's most liveable city) looking at the radar screen on my PC .. trying to decide whether I should go out to golf or not.
BrianJ

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Having lunch at desk (a meat pie and pack of crisps of course - it's Friday) overlooking Auckland's Viaduct Harbour...... can see Lion New Zealand (of Peter Blake era) and Symmetry, a stunning new 97ft Frers just launched last week for a US owner (owns half of Avis or something), just had it's 120ft stick stuck in, off towards the Carribean soon. Can't wait for 4.30pm when I'm off down to my new toy to sail her around to new berth at Gulf Harbour tomorrow (weather permitting - which means as long as the 50kt 'breeze' isn't coming from the north).

Auckland, the City of Gales.

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Sitting in saloon on boat in marina in Guatemala, 28 gegrees, Gallo beer, laptop with wifi from marina, wife reading, just been for a delicious buritto at restaurant and about to watch a dvd this evening.

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Sat in the office in San Jose, California, trying to tie up the last loose ends before my flight back tomorrow. Will probably end up going for sushi shortly at a delightful place in Mountain View...

Unseasonably warm here, guess I need to wrap up before my return?

Rick

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Up at 4am sat at laptop in rented old manor house (just sold our house) with stiff shoulder after plasterboarding ceilings at one of our sites *got to stop this sooooon at 52!* looking for yacht to buy with some of proceeds from house sale. ******funny when you aint got it you see several boats you want at the price, not wanting to get into debt! now Iv'e got the wedge can't find the boat!!!!!!!!
typical as Basil would say!

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Rolling, rolling, rolling keep them doggies moving!
Where’s me chuck wagon gone?
 
Re: Rob .. what

A Lidgard 35 - I can email you a pic if you like. Not a blue water cruiser but a great fast cruiser for the Gulf and maybe up to the islands - was running out of time for this season and just wanted to get afloat. WIll rethink the long-term cruising boat at leisure next year and maybe trade up the Lidgard then. So your plans are not completely wasted!

Rob

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In the office in Geneva, Switzerland, looking out the window can just see a bit of lake Geneva where I'll be afloat sometime this afternoon until Monday morning...am just making up list of food n drink to bring with me....nice breeze out there too...bon weekend!
Pelican

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In my office at home in Trieste (can't see the sea, though, but I can walk to the boat - just half a mile), sharing chair with cat gazing out at the grey sky and thinking that I really should be working.

<hr width=100% size=1>Adriatic links here: <A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.comoy.com/saillinks.html>http://www.comoy.com/saillinks.html</A><P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1>Edited by Metabarca on 15/10/2004 08:37 (server time).</FONT></P>
 
At work having a cup of tea before starting work. This is my usual routine ... tea and forum good start to any day !!!

PS work is at Bournemouth International airport. Boat is at Poole - must try relocating !!!!!!


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At home in Somerset about to go and check my cradle (for the 3rd. time) as our club lift out is on Monday morning and it is my first time lifting my newly-finished long keel yacht. Will the strop slip up sloping front of keel ? Will I catch rudder instead of aft end of keel ? Yes I do know where strops should go - I did mark it on hull, but when they are under 4ft. of Bristol Channel water/mud they are well out of sight.
Wish me luck !
Ken

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In the southern region of the Czech Republic,
sat at my desk in a lecture, also connected by wireless LAN, trying hard to keep my sanity as i struggle over a 1500 word essay in German.....verdammt....

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