Paphos Life

I am taking my wife out for a meal and there is also the added bonus of a quiz at the same place, my wife loves quizzes so it will be a double treat.
We go to this quiz every Thursday and as its fell on Valentines day its worked out a treat for me also.

I've booked a table for tonight, I hope my wife enjoys herself, because she has never played snooker before.

Sure am! Cooking sirloin steak in a Roquefort cheese sauce, cauliflower and leek gratin and Lyonnaise potatoes


Shane

Just been out and put some nice flowers on her grave.

Sorry.

Alan

Just bought a 'I love you' cake at the baker's. Hell, it cost me €3!

Yes, I'm taking his favourite cat to the vet for him.

Well at least get a takeaway on your way back home

She's already eaten Trevor

Jackie

First time in 50+ years but wife said I am treating you to a meal today. Not one to turn down an offer I chose the Star Inn in Stoney Stanton where my daughter recently moved to. They serve Mild beer which I was weened on but very few pubs sell it today. Any expats drunk it?

http://starinnstoneystantonpub.co.uk/

jagwheels wrote: ↑Thu Feb 14, 2019 6:32 pm First time in 50+ years but wife said I am treating you to a meal today. Not one to turn down an offer I chose the Star Inn in Stoney Stanton where my daughter recently moved to. They serve Mild beer which I was weened on but very few pubs sell it today. Any expats drunk it?

http://starinnstoneystantonpub.co.uk/

Small world - I used to live in Stoney Stanton! Know the pub well, although I'm sure it's changed a lot since I was last there. Used to be a Marston's pub. Never got the hang of mild, but Pedigree is certainly one of my favorites.

emgee wrote: ↑Thu Feb 14, 2019 11:38 am Just been out and put some nice flowers on her grave.

Sorry.

Alan

What a lovely gesture - lucky lady!

I got NADA, nothin, niet. He is a queer b*gger?

It may be a Tuesday in March . . . . Or a Friday in October and he will walk in with a huge bunch of flowers . . . Out of nowhere and says "I love you Mag."

He's done that for 42 years now, apart from the ONE year he did it on St Valentine's day, So I just put up with him! Regardless.

Maggie B

PS. I know.. . . . . . . . . He must have done something wrong the ONE year he got the day right!
And trust me, he is too old now to get it wrong on a Tuesday in March or a Friday in any Month of the year to get into trouble.

Alan, thoughts are with you. Lovely idea. Jacs x