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Bacon? Someone said bacon?
We could start the BBQ, while the ladies are... Uhhmm.. Inspecting and grading the entertainment?!

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Bacon? Someone said bacon?

I will. I’m not into strippers. I like Dad bods with fur. Think… the stripper’s Dad. That’s who I wanna bang.
As they shake their heads at their sons’ life choices and wander into the kitchen, asking if they can help with anything.
Bacon? Someone said bacon?
We could start the BBQ, while the ladies are... Uhhmm.. Inspecting and grading the entertainment?!![]()
More words after COFFEE.Don’t let it come to that. I gotchu.
Friends don't let friends kill over bacon. Tea, please.
I might kill for bacon.
I'll put the kettle on. Yorkshire Gold?
Sounds delicious!
Think or thin pancakes? - putting on the apron and finding the ingredients![]()
Thin please! I’ve got the Vermont maple syrup
I'm here! Fashionably late and just in time for coffee! Brought some peppermint schnapps to add to it and some beer and cider for later.
Is there a hot tub anywhere?
Is there a hot tub anywhere?
Ooh, hot tub, great idea!!
I'll put the kettle on. Yorkshire Gold?

Many thanks to everyone who is bustling around the kitchen. I’m still stumbling through the house in my robe and cami, carrying a large cup of coffee, slowly waking up as the caffeine drips into my system.
For we North Americans it is Sunday morning, and I’m wondering what type of music others like to listen to at that time? For me, I have an elclectic playlist of old favorites that are relatively quiet but cheerful in nature, to help me gradually get on track for the day. It is heavy on soft jazz, and includes albums by Norah Jones, Django Reinhardt and Ibrahim Ferrer. But I’m always looking to expand my horizons, and would love to hear what your Sunday morning favorites are.
[returns to sipping coffee, still not quite fit for human conversation]
"Anything but county!" I call from the coffee maker.Many thanks to everyone who is bustling around the kitchen. I’m still stumbling through the house in my robe and cami, carrying a large cup of coffee, slowly waking up as the caffeine drips into my system.
For we North Americans it is Sunday morning, and I’m wondering what type of music others like to listen to at that time? For me, I have an elclectic playlist of old favorites that are relatively quiet but cheerful in nature, to help me gradually get on track for the day. It is heavy on soft jazz, and includes albums by Norah Jones, Django Reinhardt and Ibrahim Ferrer. But I’m always looking to expand my horizons, and would love to hear what your Sunday morning favorites are.
[returns to sipping coffee, still not quite fit for human conversation]
Many thanks to everyone who is bustling around the kitchen. I’m still stumbling through the house in my robe and cami, carrying a large cup of coffee, slowly waking up as the caffeine drips into my system.
For we North Americans it is Sunday morning, and I’m wondering what type of music others like to listen to at that time? For me, I have an elclectic playlist of old favorites that are relatively quiet but cheerful in nature, to help me gradually get on track for the day. It is heavy on soft jazz, and includes albums by Norah Jones, Django Reinhardt and Ibrahim Ferrer. But I’m always looking to expand my horizons, and would love to hear what your Sunday morning favorites are.
[returns to sipping coffee, still not quite fit for human conversation]
I have a very eclectic play list too… I need things that will get me up and going, so mine is heavy on things I can sing along and dance to
Currently listening to a playlist with Pentatonix, the Cure, Lizzo, Simon & Garfunkel, REM, Queen, Home Free, among others
Oooooo! Karaoke later?! Or a campfire?! I brought my guitar.
I like this playlist very much! This is like my wake up and go to work list.
Many thanks to everyone who is bustling around the kitchen. I’m still stumbling through the house in my robe and cami, carrying a large cup of coffee, slowly waking up as the caffeine drips into my system.
For we North Americans it is Sunday morning, and I’m wondering what type of music others like to listen to at that time? For me, I have an elclectic playlist of old favorites that are relatively quiet but cheerful in nature, to help me gradually get on track for the day. It is heavy on soft jazz, and includes albums by Norah Jones, Django Reinhardt and Ibrahim Ferrer. But I’m always looking to expand my horizons, and would love to hear what your Sunday morning favorites are.
[returns to sipping coffee, still not quite fit for human conversation]
Yay, someone to take over the playlist with when the mellow jazz is about to put me to sleep!![]()