What are your plans for this weekend?

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bookshopboy · #1 Post by **bookshopboy** » Fri 23 Apr 2004, 11:00 am

What have people got planned for tomorrow and Sunday? The weather is so nice at the moment (here in Kingston Upon Thames anyway) and it looks set to be similar tomorrow!

I will be going to see the Roy Lichtenstein exhibition at the Hayward Gallery on the South Bank in London tomorrow. I seem to be doing lots of museum/gallery things at the moment. Last weekend I went to see the 1920s London exhibition at the Museum of London which was really good.

Jack the Lad · #2 Post by **Jack the Lad** » Fri 23 Apr 2004, 11:39 am

it's raining here so I guess we won't be spending too much time outside. Will rearrange the livingroom furniture, and might, if there's time, have a look at an exhibition of plastic design from the 50-70's.

fluffmoln · #3 Post by **fluffmoln** » Fri 23 Apr 2004, 11:47 am

Jack the Lad wrote:it's raining here so I guess we won't be spending too much time outside. Will rearrange the livingroom furniture, and might, if there's time, have a look at an exhibition of plastic design from the 50-70's.

Haha! Down here it's sunny and warm and aaaaah... Maybe another barbeque evening.

RaciePSB · #4 Post by **RaciePSB** » Fri 23 Apr 2004, 12:16 pm

Being late Autumn it's perfect weather here in Brisbane. I'll probably head for a park with my kids, and lie under a tree reading the paper. Later on I'll probably rent a video, phone my mother in New Zealand, and cook some stirfry noodles while listening to some PSB

Jack the Lad · #5 Post by **Jack the Lad** » Fri 23 Apr 2004, 12:52 pm

fluffmoln wrote:
Jack the Lad wrote:it's raining here so I guess we won't be spending too much time outside. Will rearrange the livingroom furniture, and might, if there's time, have a look at an exhibition of plastic design from the 50-70's.
Haha! Down here it's sunny and warm and aaaaah... Maybe another barbeque evening.

bastard

define psb · #6 Post by **define psb** » Fri 23 Apr 2004, 1:00 pm

Sunday I will be on a train back to Durham, loaded down with information and much more !
All relating to this :
http://www.nat.org.uk/press/releases.cfm?id=52

---- Take a few minutes to have a look, and PLEASE don't think like too many people have done before, that: "It'll never happen to me!!" Oh, and I should add that it is NOT just applicable to the UK! It is a WORLD Health issue!

Apart from that have a good weekend who, and where, ever you may be

PigletWildebeest · #7 Post by **PigletWildebeest** » Fri 23 Apr 2004, 1:02 pm

I'll be helping my girlfriend out with her dissertation tonight. Not that I know anything about the subject (toys for children with a deep mental handicap), but I'm good at bullshitting. So I've been given orders to "translate" what she says into 20 sentences or more.

Tomorrow, no clue, depending on the weather we might go out shopping, or we might work. Same for Sunday. Just enjoying each other's company.

Jack the Lad · #8 Post by **Jack the Lad** » Fri 23 Apr 2004, 1:13 pm

PigletWildebeest wrote:I'll be helping my girlfriend out with her dissertation tonight. Not that I know anything about the subject (toys for children with a deep mental handicap), but I'm good at bullshitting. So I've been given orders to "translate" what she says into 20 sentences or more.

uh.. might be a strange question, but you wouldn't happen to have some more info on the subject, such as a link or two? I find it interesting since my ex is into things quite similar, eventhough she mainly focus on kids that are physically handicapped.

PigletWildebeest · #9 Post by **PigletWildebeest** » Fri 23 Apr 2004, 1:34 pm

Jack the Lad wrote:
PigletWildebeest wrote:I'll be helping my girlfriend out with her dissertation tonight. Not that I know anything about the subject (toys for children with a deep mental handicap), but I'm good at bullshitting. So I've been given orders to "translate" what she says into 20 sentences or more.

uh.. might be a strange question, but you wouldn't happen to have some more info on the subject, such as a link or two? I find it interesting since my ex is into things quite similar, eventhough she mainly focus on kids that are physically handicapped.

ow.. I'm afraid I can't help you there. She gets her info mainly from school and the place she does her internship.

fluffmoln · #10 Post by **fluffmoln** » Fri 23 Apr 2004, 2:12 pm

Jack the Lad wrote:
fluffmoln wrote:
Jack the Lad wrote:it's raining here so I guess we won't be spending too much time outside. Will rearrange the livingroom furniture, and might, if there's time, have a look at an exhibition of plastic design from the 50-70's.
Haha! Down here it's sunny and warm and aaaaah... Maybe another barbeque evening.
bastard

Oh, well... Seems like the rain is coming this way... I'll better drown my sorrows in some drinks, then.

bookshopboy · #11 Post by **bookshopboy** » Fri 23 Apr 2004, 2:14 pm

I may have some Pimms if the weather remains good....

dizzy · #12 Post by **dizzy** » Fri 23 Apr 2004, 2:32 pm

I'll start making my birthday cake in just a second (smörgåstårta, of course) that'll take me forever, since it's my first time.
Meet some girlfriends for a quiet night in with a movie later (thumbs up for friends with own apartments!)

And tomorrow will be the best day in ages (a month anyway) it's my birthday and I'm going to "the town next door" to see some friends play. I'm so excited, you can't believe it! We have a wonderful groupie-community among us and follow their every move

But I'm actually not a real groupie yet, just a wannabe. I'm getting there tho.

If only the sun would pop out so we could sit on the grass with our drinks and listen to some music... bloody weather.

Undertaker · #13 Post by **Undertaker** » Fri 23 Apr 2004, 2:43 pm

Today i'm of golfing because it's gorgeous. Tomorrow i'm off golfing because it will be gorgeous. Saturday i've got a cricket friendly and Sunday the pub because football is on alllllllll day.

Dizzy, feel free to send me some birthday cake.

Dave

DJAMIX · #14 Post by **DJAMIX** » Fri 23 Apr 2004, 2:50 pm

I'm going to Rio de Janeiro to my sister's 15 years old birthday party. In Brazil, this age means a lot to girls.

Just for the records: it's a 4 hours airplane trip from where I live (Belém - north region).

dizzy · #15 Post by **dizzy** » Fri 23 Apr 2004, 2:51 pm

Undertaker wrote:Dizzy, feel free to send me some birthday cake.

Dave

You mean left overs? There's no such thing in this house

But I'll think of you whilst eating it.