The 'What's Everyone doing today?' thread

Basically this is the thread where the OP sets up a thread to ask everyone what they are doing today because he wants to tell everyone what he's doing today.

Well, with Cardiff City away my initial plan was to go to Rodney Parade with my mate, who is down from Scotland for the weekend, to watch County v Kidderminster Harriers in the away end. However, that game has since been called off due to a waterlogged pitch so we have decided to go to Twerton Park to see Bath City take on Staines Town. I imagine a few beers will be sampled and lots of fun will be had.

So, what ya'll doing 'en?

Nothing much............our drive has flooded again and we probably won't be able to get out until this evening, provided it doesn't rain any more.

I will therefore be installed in front of TV / laptop taking in today's games and enjoying a couple of bottles of Leffe Brune.......

On way to work atm, dunno What time I'm finishing, if its early ish I may meet a few of the boys later,

Nice! France is flooded but you don't hear them bitch and moan about as they do in England.

My sister and boyfriend are coming over (3 hour trip each way) to see little Elliot, who is a week old today!

Hmm, perhaps the French do moan about it, but being in the UK we don't hear about it, like they don't hear about us moaning. Just a theory, care to clear this one up TDA?

Foregone the option of a day of corporate sleaze at the rugby to go for lunch with the Missus.

Forget all your silly work and other unimportant things like 'family'. Today I am in man mode. Wales V Ireland rugby, using half time to find a live feed of the Cardiff match. Then watch that on the laptop while occasionally glancing over to the tv to watch the end of the Wales match and the first half of the England v Scotland match. Cardiff should finish by half time for England, so then finish off with a bottle of beer and a triumphant English victory.

Watching the rugby and enjoying the fact that I am now a City season ticket holder again after 5 years off!! And so is my daughter for the first time!

Caldi Blue wrote:Hmm, perhaps the French do moan about it, but being in the UK we don't hear about it, like they don't hear about us moaning. Just a theory, care to clear this one up TDA?

The French don't moan about bad weather conditions, they just stay at home and don't go to work for a few days.........also they are a bit like the Yanks, not really interested in anything happening outside their own country......

TV, red wine, hoping to see Wales & Scotland win whilst following the City score then going for a curry at 7 with Mrs Slumdog driving.
Slumdog junior is in work all day.

Was planning on doing a load of uni work, but it's now 15:20 and I've done nothing.