Things To Do On A Bank Holiday Weekend
(For all of you non-Irish readers, this weekend just past was a bank holiday in Ireland, so nyah-nyah)
- Get up late.
- Have a leisurely breakfast.
- Read the papers.
- Chill out.
- Go for a drive in Wicklow.
- Make a nice dinner.
- Drink a nice bottle of wine.
- Watch a good film.
- Go to bed late.
- Get up even later.
- Drink coffee.
- Smoke cigarettes.
- Go for a stroll on the pier.
- Go for a coffee & a cake.
- Go for a stroll in Dalkey.
- Load photos onto your PC, a peruse them at a leisurely pace.
- Get an Indian take-away.
- Play video games.
- Go to bed at a reasonable hour, ready for work (gah!) the next day.
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I'll tell you what... why don't you just rub it in, why don't ya! :-) I hope you enjoyed the Bank Holiday and made the most of it (which I clearly see you did!)
For the record I had an horrific weekend with, get this, with *NO* Internet connection. You should think yourself lucky...
Posted by: SharkyUK | August 8, 2006 4:50 PM
No internet connection? Bummer. Not the end of the world though, eh? Like, read a book or something. :-)
Posted by: Matt | August 8, 2006 5:41 PM
This is me, every day at the moment (except for the Wicklow/Dalkey/smoking cigarettes bit), isn't it great? Got to love the Bank Holidays/6 weeks of summer holiday...
Posted by: annie | August 8, 2006 9:09 PM
See everyone always says 'why would you be a teacher, with the annoying kids and all that crap', but they forget about the lovely long holidays that come as part of that whole package.
But Annie, did you know that kids (and by extension teachers) get THREE MONTHS summer holidays in Ireland?
Oh, and I thoroughly recommend the Wicklow/Dalkey thing. Lovely, lovely places. And the smoking cigarettes too (sorry!).
(mmmm... lovely fags...)
Posted by: Matt | August 8, 2006 10:46 PM
I could really go for the whole teaching career thing... if it weren't for the kids. I don't hate them (far from it) but I have this [natural?] male feeling of "I'm not good with kids." I really need to get over this feeling as it's not good if I'm looking to start a family. Ah, who am I kidding... I need to find a good woman first! *embarrassed silence*
Posted by: SharkyUK | August 9, 2006 12:08 AM
Yes, the production of kids requires a woman and a man, good point Sharky.
At least, it used to. The future may not be so bright, or as bump n' grindy.
Posted by: Matt | August 9, 2006 1:16 AM
*shudders* Oh, my... Matt, having read through the link you posted I see a bleak future where there is no need for the male populace... or the fun bumpy 'n' grindy bits at least. :-(
Posted by: SharkyUK | August 9, 2006 10:25 AM