Lincolnshire meet?

I've been deliberately NOT forming mental pictures, OG. Long experience has convinced me that people in reality are always much nicer, and different from, my imagined version so I don't do it any more. (I think it began when I started work at a radio station some years ago and was astounded to discover that the dark brown, authoritative voice that read the lunch time news emerged from a spotty, skinny and shy 20 year old and the film reviewer who sounded like a ditzy 18 year old was actually a serious retired head teacher in her late 50s... and so on )

See you all tomorrow! I`ll be the short fat one (with a stick!)!

Me jealous.noooo.....enjoy your day

OH's birthday otherwise I would drive down as only about 40 minutes for me if the traffic is good.

See you all at the next one. Boston is reachable too.

XXX

It would be nice to have a Boston meet.

Or a Lincoln meet ...

Maybe one of each?

Maybe. Let's think about it after tomorrow.

Lovely meet up today. So pleased to meet you all. Thank you Scribbles for organising.

My pleasure, Nandalot! I thoroughly enjoyed it; enjoyed the bus ride through lovely autumn countryside, too.
I think we should do it again - maybe sometime in January/February when everything's miserable and we need cheering up. Now, I'm going to spend the remainder of the week eating sensibly to make up for those yummy fish and chips.

PS: Teetime, where were you? You were missed!

Lovely meeting you all today, I arrived home at 6.45pm, serves me right for booking the later train to save £2!
Sorry you didn`t make it Teetime.

It takes over 2 hours from Grantham to Boston? Wow - does the train go via Birmingham? I'm gobsmacked. Great to meet you, anyway, CG1.

No Scribbles, it`s only 50 minutes, but I booked the 5.32pm train in order to save £2 on the fare. I should have stopped being so miserly and caught an earlier one!

It's just me being confused as usual! I thought I'd heard you say you were booked on the 4-something.

Lovely to meet the Lincolnshire Grans today. Thanks for organising the meet-up Scribbles
I had a trawl around the charity shops in Grantham and managed to find a coat for GS to wear to the WW2 week at school - as long as he doesn't discover that it's actually a girl's coat.
Just had a light snack when I arrived home - still full from the fish and chips.

I caught the 4.20 train to York scribbles

That explains it then, OG!