What are we all doing on Wedding day?

[screamlead]

Well being in Turkey we obviously dont get Sky unless we got a 6m diameter dish!
So looks like me n SWIMBO will have to go to one of our 'locals' to watch it on big screen.
So what are the rest of you up to? Anyone having to work??

 

[Moley]

Going chugabout :thumb:

Nipping down the Severn from Stourport to see how the Droitwich Canal restoration is coming along.

 

[doyley]

Avoiding the newspapers and TV!

 

[BarnsleyBrewer]

Working, not interested in the wedding!! :whistle:

 

[Growler]

I will be brewing in the morning and going to the in-laws for a "don't give a stuff" party in the evening

 

[Ceejay]

There's a wedding? I hadn't heard... :lol:

Probably go for a nice long walk on Dartmoor if the weather's good.

 

[Wez]

Allotment for me (hopefully)

 

[The Ginger Ninja]

Strawberries and champagne at 10am to kick it off, then BBQ for lunch, Party all afternoon into the evening and then wake up bright and early on Saturday to fly to Japan (no w*@k for a month!

 

[graysalchemy]

As a secret brewer I may have to go in to 'work'. I am in need of a brew day :lol: :lol:

 

[keith1664]

I'm working, which suits me just fine!

 

[Baz Chaz]

The kids in years 5/6 at the village Junior School have organised a party (all 14 of them) for the whole school ( 50 ) plus staff and guests :!:

They've done everything from the party food 'menu' to organizing delivery of the food and drinks, they will be cooking and preparing all the food (under watchful eyes ) and it's made a couple of fantastic practical lessons for them all, they've done the costings/quantities/timing/invitations etc etc, been a real practical project of life skills, they're loving it and learning, not just how much everything costs but a whole bunch of things, brilliant, well done our village school I say :clap:

So it would seem rude not to go, anyway, there's jelly and ice cream :party:

 

[graysalchemy]

That sounds great Baz. Perhaps you could offer to do a Brew day for them one day that would be very educational :lol: :lol:

 

[Ceejay]

I have to say as well, this article is frightfully accurate:
http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/...lves-three-days-of-semiholiday-201104263750/
:lol:

 

[The Ginger Ninja]

I have to say as well, this article is frightfully accurate:
http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/...lves-three-days-of-semiholiday-201104263750/
:lol:

“A semi-holiday means that although the body is present the mind is not. Basically I will be seated on the correct chair in front of the correct monitor and that's about it."

True :

 

[Runwell-Steve]

I shall be off to the supermarket with SWMBO at exactly wedding o'clock to do the weekly shop, hopefully it will be quiet.

I might get a brew on when I get home, an SNPA clone is on the cards.

 

[The Ginger Ninja]

Looks like im the only one who is looking forward to the wedding....

 

[dennisking]

Avoiding the newspapers and TV!

And me, if the wife wants help in the garden I`m there and I don`t say that often.

 

[wildbrew]

I will be brewing a EDME kit
and starting some wine :hmm: a gallon of sloe berry and a gallon of nescafe coffee.
:nono: TV
it's a big :drink: of EDME Lager in the garden if it stays fine. :drunk:
or i will go to the pub :

 

[craigite]

Working; one of the 5 ( i think) local authorities who have chosed not to give the holiday
One committee did grant the holiday :party: we cheered, then the general committee overturned so we are now huffing. :cry:

Hope those who have the day off have a nice on :thumb:

 

[corby_brewer]

Working, not interested in the wedding!! :whistle:

Your not the only one mate.
Plus, why should i bother watching there wedding, when they couldnt be arsed to watch mine. :)