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posted by [identity profile] lebannen.livejournal.com at 12:55am on 08/07/2008
1. There is nothing wrong with saving carrier bags. Someone else needs to tell my flatmates this, they still think I'm mad.
2. You can't recycle yoghurt pots here, at least not by putting them in the recycling bin.
3. What is it with people who buy pointlessly expensive food and don't eat it? I mean, I keep buying onions and forgetting about them, and that is very silly of me, but certain people buy pre-made stuff, put it on their plate and poke it a bit, then bin it leave it sitting out on the counter for days.

4. I will be up in Essex again this weekend! Not sure quite what I'll be doing as it depends on what other family members are around and how desperately I'll be trying to avoid them (of course, it might be a case of my mother and I both trying to avoid her brother, as per your comment about auto-amputation), but arrangements are pretty flexible. Have you any plans?
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posted by [identity profile] sheldrake.livejournal.com at 09:15pm on 08/07/2008
2. You can't not recycle yoghurt pots here, or you get arrested. Ok, that's not true.

4. Ok, there is a very small chance that I might be in Dublin at the weekend. But it's such a small chance that I feel we're safe ignoring it. So. I will quite probably be at your disposal. :)

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posted by [identity profile] lebannen.livejournal.com at 12:59am on 09/07/2008
Dublin! ooh!

If that falls through, I am currently thinking vaguely about Cambridge on Saturday. This would probably mean both my mother and I getting the train in to escape, but she wants to go shopping and will probably be quite happy on her own.

Of course, as it's stupid o'clock at the moment and I have another thousand words to write, I'm not really capable of much in the way of non-vague thought right now, so anything more detailed should probably wait.

I might not be coming back here until Mon or Tues, but I'm guessing you have to work, yes? I've just got lucky with college having a random teacher-training day or something, followed by a lecturer skiving off on holiday.
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posted by [identity profile] sheldrake.livejournal.com at 11:07pm on 09/07/2008
I've definitely decided against Dublin. Cambridge is cheaper and less hassle. :)

So yeah, if you want to do something, let me know what sort of time would be best to meet, and I'll check train times. If we're really lucky it might even stop raining for half an hour.

(Sadly yes, I'll be working weekdays, although I am seriously considering chucking my job and running away to the circus).
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