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Miserable here today - what shall I do? Gardening in the rain doesn’t appeal nor walking - I suppose I could get the ironing board out but can’t be bothered :( The purpose of the forum to discuss and plan and report back on our cruises has been overtaken by this epidemic and when I log on and see the topics “Current affairs” and “ Life after Brexit” I shudder. Some of us are not interested in contributing to these topics and I think I’m not alone in feeling like this - there is a noticeable absence of regular posters . I so miss reading about SueKersh’s cruises and revisiting places in my mind but it’s going to be a long time before we’ll do this again. Oh well stay safe everybody and enjoy your day whatever you do :wave:
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We had a Princess cruise booked for February going from Perth ( Fremantle) to Sydney and I got an email yesterday to officially tell me it was cancelled 😕 shall admit we were going to cancel even in the unlikely event that it went. Still it was a nice dream while it lasted. Balcony,drinks,tips and Wi-Fi included😢

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We know the feeling.
We had a cruise booked back in June that got cancelled. A lovely itinerary as well. We also have one booked for next July for our 40th anniversary which I think is going to be a non starter unless things dramatically change. Never mind, chin up and soldier on :thumbup:

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Stephen wrote: 23 Sep 2020, 12:29
We know the feeling.
We had a cruise booked back in June that got cancelled. A lovely itinerary as well. We also have one booked for next July for our 40th anniversary which I think is going to be a non starter unless things dramatically change. Never mind, chin up and soldier on :thumbup:
Yes Stephen we are all in the same boat :lolno: but no point in feeling sorry for myself - life goes on and my bank balance is unbelievably healthy :crazy:
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Jan Rosser wrote: 23 Sep 2020, 12:38
Stephen wrote: 23 Sep 2020, 12:29
We know the feeling.
We had a cruise booked back in June that got cancelled. A lovely itinerary as well. We also have one booked for next July for our 40th anniversary which I think is going to be a non starter unless things dramatically change. Never mind, chin up and soldier on :thumbup:
Yes Stephen we are all in the same boat :lolno: but no point in feeling sorry for myself - life goes on and my bank balance is unbelievably healthy :crazy:
Good to know ... you can buy me some logs if you want, just to keep you busy mind :wave:
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Can I put an order in for a crate of Single Malt......and I don't mean vinegar :D

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Our bank balance has been spent in other ways, i.e. new kitchen and new gas boiler :)

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Chucking it down here this morning 🌧💦

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Bright sunny day here but not particularly hot ..... in fact not hot at all but nice (warm) in the sun

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A bit more sun and less rain this afternoon than this morning, but deffo not holiday weather.
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4 o'clock and it's getting dark already :(
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Same here.

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Bright and sunny here in the Cotswolds. People are out sitting in the sun.

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oldbluefox wrote: 24 Sep 2020, 16:12
Bright and sunny here in the Cotswolds. People are out sitting in the sun.
Ventured south have you Foxy - lucky you - I’m under siege in the Caerphilly borough :( Downloaded the app which tells me I am in a high risk area not that I needed to be reminded :roll:
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Jan Rosser wrote: 24 Sep 2020, 16:29
oldbluefox wrote: 24 Sep 2020, 16:12
Bright and sunny here in the Cotswolds. People are out sitting in the sun.
Ventured south have you Foxy - lucky you - I’m under siege in the Caerphilly borough :( Downloaded the app which tells me I am in a high risk area not that I needed to be reminded :roll:
The app says the same for us, even though our local authority ward tells me we only had 3 confirmed cases in the last week.
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Jan Rosser wrote: 24 Sep 2020, 16:29
oldbluefox wrote: 24 Sep 2020, 16:12
Bright and sunny here in the Cotswolds. People are out sitting in the sun.
Ventured south have you Foxy - lucky you - I’m under siege in the Caerphilly borough :( Downloaded the app which tells me I am in a high risk area not that I needed to be reminded :roll:
The air's a bit thin down here but it's great to get away. :lol:
Everything is very much restricted but the change of scenery has been lovely and we have been able to stay away from crowds. Every day I curse those who ignored the precautions and have brought the virus back to our towns and villages. Sadly everybody suffers because of their stupidity and short term pleasure. :x

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Agree with you there Foxy.

It's called fresh air :D

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Contrary to popular belief, I am still in the land of the living, having dodged at least one metaphorical bullet. We will see how things go post covid (whenever that will be) but at present between my wife and myself, it would probably be a case of paying cash for the cruise, and remortgaging the house to pay for the insurance......

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Not so ancient mariner wrote: 25 Sep 2020, 14:10
Contrary to popular belief, I am still in the land of the living, having dodged at least one metaphorical bullet. We will see how things go post covid (whenever that will be) but at present between my wife and myself, it would probably be a case of paying cash for the cruise, and remortgaging the house to pay for the insurance......
Good to have you back NOTSO, hope you are both well, and that you can afford the Insurance cover when Covid allows us to cruise again.
I like your Suez story, it could have been quite an extended holiday if the passage had been a few hours later.
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My wife says the 'Not so' qualification of the name is no longer appropriate!!

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Mervyn and Trish wrote: 13 Mar 2020, 17:19
So we all know what a number 2 is. What does that make a 99?
I suspect that's Norovirus rather than coronavirus!

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Not so ancient mariner wrote: 25 Sep 2020, 21:42
My wife says the 'Not so' qualification of the name is no longer appropriate!!
Only your wife could get away with saying that :lol: a sense of humour is essential these days ;)
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Jan Rosser wrote: 25 Sep 2020, 22:04
Not so ancient mariner wrote: 25 Sep 2020, 21:42
My wife says the 'Not so' qualification of the name is no longer appropriate!!
Only your wife could get away with saying that :lol: a sense of humour is essential these days ;)

Absolutely........just look at Onelife :D

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Stephen wrote: 26 Sep 2020, 07:47
Jan Rosser wrote: 25 Sep 2020, 22:04
Not so ancient mariner wrote: 25 Sep 2020, 21:42
My wife says the 'Not so' qualification of the name is no longer appropriate!!
Only your wife could get away with saying that :lol: a sense of humour is essential these days ;)
Absolutely........just look at Onelife :D
Do I have to :sick:

ps ... welcome back to the new and improved but not so ' not so ' :wave:
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Had he been somewhere then ;)

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