Minor things that make you happy

[summerisle]

Thank feck for that.

 

[LEONARD]

Enjoyed a bezzy in the sun today.

1 o clock gun in the Albert Dock.

 

[woomy]

A cold crisp pint from a freshley cleaned beer line on a nice summers day in the arse end of nowhere. With a pack of nobby nuts.
One of life's simple pleasures

 

[Lickle eric]

Dug up my first pot of spuds from the back yard yesterday, me and the mrs had em for tea and they were ace.

 

[tommye]

Been off the ciggies for two weeks.
39 yrs I smoked them 'kin things for.
Still having my few spliffs a day but have cut out best part of 20 a day.


Just thought I'd share as I'm quite pleased with myself

 

[tommye]

Enjoyed a  bezzy in the sun today.

1 o clock gun in the Albert Dock.

Who was the lucky fella?

 

[CahillsCornerFlag]

It's TT week on my usually sleepy island, and both the atmosphere and weather have been fantastic.

 

[Baines' left foot]

Pulled in to the local pub car park and the landlady spotted me, smiled and waved and started walking towards the door to the bar.

It’s the little things.

 

[roydo]

Pulled in to the local pub car park and the landlady spotted me, smiled and waved and started walking towards the door to the bar.

It’s the little things.

I pop down the pub now and again, maybe twice a week, about this time. "Half as usual Mark?" is always ace.

Then, when a pal gets his round in for his Guinness drinking pals, lobs me another half. I left a rum for him in the till; its what you do innit?

 

[Tommy.]

I pop down the pub now and again, maybe twice a week, about this time. "Half as usual Mark?" is always ace.

Then, when a pal gets his round in for his Guinness drinking pals, lobs me another half. I left a rum for him in the till; its what you do innit?

It's just decent local etiquette.

I've bounced all over the place since I moved away when I was 18 so haven't really nailed down a local but moved back to Liverpool 6 months ago (L16) so soon...

Great memories of drinking Pepsi as a young lad on Pilch Lane with my old man, some characters in that place and they all looked after each other.

 

[Rich1878]

Pre ordered the new Blur album with a signed card from the band

 

[roydo]

and they all looked after each other.

Me elderly Mum will be moving soon, and was fretting about booking a removal company. Mentioned it to the lads the other night, and they all said "We will sort your Mum mate, just let us know". They all knew Dad, and most knew Nikki, and like you say, and I say often, most folk are nice.

 

[Tommy.]

Me elderly Mum will be moving soon, and was fretting about booking a removal company. Mentioned it to the lads the other night, and they all said "We will sort your Mum mate, just let us know". They all knew Dad, and most knew Nikki, and like you say, and I say often, most folk are nice.

There's a lot of good souls out there mate although I'm sure you don't need me to tell you that.

Best of luck to your old dear with her move.

I'm away from home a lot with work so mine has practically moved into my new house while I'm away which I'm more than happy with as I've got landscapers around right now so I've got someone there keeping an eye on things.

I've also got the full Sky package in there so she can watch her beloved (spit) Liverpool FC so quid pro quo I guess.

 

[Walken]

Perhaps not minor, but still remarkable good news. Though it sounds like the kids had some jungle know how that kept them alive

Colombia: Four children aged between 11 months and 13 years old found alive in jungle - 40 days after deadly plane crash

The military tweeted pictures showing a group of soldiers and volunteers posing with the children, who were wrapped in thermal blankets. One of the soldiers held a bottle to the smallest child's lips.

news.sky.com

 

[Baines' left foot]

I pop down the pub now and again, maybe twice a week, about this time. "Half as usual Mark?" is always ace.

Then, when a pal gets his round in for his Guinness drinking pals, lobs me another half. I left a rum for him in the till; its what you do innit?

I most often go on my own for one on a Friday for a nice post week wind down. It’s incredibly relaxing.

It’s great when you get over the anxiety of being ‘on your bill’. It’s liberating.