What Floats Your Boat 4

[wendybr]

5 minutes ago, Smoggy said:

But you have Lego Masters 

I just stumbled on Lego Masters...the other was special! 💕💕

[wendybr]

Wow!

Well look at this...from last year's Old People's Home...

How did I not know this?

https://about.abc.net.au/press-releases/old-peoples-home-for-4-year-olds-wins-emmy-award/

And this year's series was just as good!

 

[Carns]

 

[pseudonym]

[Smoggy]

Slow cooker is on (been on for 5 hours), food smells nice, red wine ready to go the lad is away staying with a friend and a few movies lined up...

I like winter.

Edited May 15, 2021 by Smoggy

[wendybr]

20 minutes ago, Smoggy said:

I like winter.

[Smoggy]

25 minutes ago, wendybr said:

You need to come on a winter Blue Mountains walk like me and Marron  Best time of the year up there.

[wendybr]

24 minutes ago, Smoggy said:

You need to come on a winter Blue Mountains walk like me and Marron  Best time of the year up there.

Only if I could wear 10 jumpers, 3 coats and 2 scarves! 

[Wanderboy]

Watching young Wanderboy's Saturday afternoon football games.

Nice location today, albeit on a cold windy afternoon at Wentworth Park, Glebe.

 

 

 

[marron]

2 hours ago, Smoggy said:

You need to come on a winter Blue Mountains walk like me and Marron  Best time of the year up there.

[Smoggy]

1 hour ago, Wanderboy said:

Watching young Wanderboy's Saturday afternoon football games.

Nice location today, albeit on a cold windy afternoon at Wentworth Park, Glebe.

 

 

 

And people have a go at me about being tall, look at your ******* shadow man!!

[wendybr]

Was reminded of Smoggy's skipping (for fitness and feeling good) posts from a while back as I watched some shuffle dance clips.

I think he ought to aim to incorporate a few of these moves into his skipping regime. 

This looks so much fun.

Not the best of clips...but ok.

[Smoggy]

48 minutes ago, wendybr said:

Was reminded of Smoggy's skipping (for fitness and feeling good) posts from a while back as I watched some shuffle dance clips.

I think he ought to aim to incorporate a few of these moves into his skipping regime. 

This looks so much fun.

Not the best of clips...but ok.

Ha! I think I might have tried most of those moves when clubbing in the 90’s when we all jigged along to Ministry of Sound stuff.

I do like things like that though. Many more fun ways to keep fit than running down roads or on a treadmill. All for us blokes getting in to more stuff like this.

My skipping is going good, will be heading away to that soon 

Edited May 16, 2021 by Smoggy

[wendybr]

46 minutes ago, Smoggy said:

Ha! I think I might have tried most of those moves when clubbing in the 90’s when we all jigged along to Ministry of Sound stuff.

I do like things like that though. Many more fun ways to keep fit than running down roads or on a treadmill. All for us blokes getting in to more stuff like this.

My skipping is going good, will be heading away to that soon 

Goodo!

But if you have the fitness and agility to manage a bit of Shuffle...get stuck in.

It looks a lot of fun.

Just check out these kids...

One of my favourite YouTube clips. 💕💕

[wendybr]

I know from the International kids I teach that outdoor exercise is the way school starts in China (at 7am or earlier, according them...even in the snow!!).

How much more fun to start school this way!! ^^^^

 

 

 

[marron]

7am school start for calisthenics no thanks.

[Smoggy]

10 minutes ago, marron said:

7am school start for calisthenics no thanks.

Your a more stumble in to the classroom a few minutes late and having to ask the kids 'what we learning again'...'oh, yeah that shye' ....type I suspect

[wendybr]

27 minutes ago, marron said:

7am school start for calisthenics no thanks.

We start early at my school, at 8.15.

Some of our kids are half asleep for the first hour of school.

The Chinese kids I teach are often from boarding schools, which start at 7am, and where supervised study goes til 9 or 10 at night!

So I guess they're exhausted at lights out time, would get off to sleep at a reasonable time, and would be ready for action/fitness on the oval by 6.30 or 7?

At least they'd be awake for the start of lessons.

[marron]

19 minutes ago, Smoggy said:

Your a more stumble in to the classroom a few minutes late and having to ask the kids 'what we learning again'...'oh, yeah that shye' ....type I suspect

I dont know what you mean 

 

[Smoggy]

2 hours ago, wendybr said:

We start early at my school, at 8.15.

Some of our kids are half asleep for the first hour of school.

The Chinese kids I teach are often from boarding schools, which start at 7am, and where supervised study goes til 9 or 10 at night!

So I guess they're exhausted at lights out time, would get off to sleep at a reasonable time, and would be ready for action/fitness on the oval by 6.30 or 7?

At least they'd be awake for the start of lessons.

I just can’t imagine why kids would be falling asleep in your lessons 

[Edinburgh]

1 hour ago, Smoggy said:

I just can’t imagine why kids would be falling asleep in your lessons 

I struggle to understand how anyone stays awake during English lessons.

[marron]

Highway bumper to bumper, playing cricket with the kids in the park, getting cheers from the cars as I smack their rubbish bowling around

[Smoggy]

25 minutes ago, marron said:

Highway bumper to bumper, playing cricket with the kids in the park, getting cheers from the cars as I smack their rubbish bowling around

Ha, smashing your kids bowling all over for 6 runs is always fun...go and get the ball..then smash it again...

Then when their turn to bat you charge in like Dennis Lilliee and send their sticks flying...

Character building...

 

Edited May 16, 2021 by Smoggy

[Edinburgh]

58 minutes ago, Smoggy said:

Ha, smashing your kids bowling all over for 6 runs is always fun...go and get the ball..then smash it again...

Then when their turn to bat you charge in like Dennis Lilliee and send their sticks flying...

Character building...

 

Yours or theirs?

Edited May 16, 2021 by Edinburgh

[pseudonym]

 

[Neverbloom]

all my life i thought i was allergic to Oreo's and turns out i am not allergic to them.........i been missing out and worst of all i had a vegan tell me that i am allowed them, after she told me that she is a vegan and after 5 minutes straight of pointing and laughing at her she was a very nice person who gave me a tonne of great suggestions

[Smoggy]

Tourist in own city stuff today. Did a history walking tour of the Rocks, a few things mentioned I didn't know. 

Now sat looking at sunny harbour with a drink 

Edited May 22, 2021 by Smoggy

[MartinTyler]

2 hours ago, Smoggy said:

Tourist in own city stuff today. Did a history walking tour of the Rocks, a few things mentioned I didn't know. 

Now sat looking at sunny harbour with a drink 

Not 'tourist' in the Jan 6th sense then? 

[pseudonym]

 

[wendybr]

^^^^