I figure it's because it's weekend. It's 11am here... but I'm on the east coast, it's only 8am in California, n somewhere between 8 and 11am in the rest of the countrySelena van Leeuwen said:
I figure it's because it's weekend. It's 11am here... but I'm on the east coast, it's only 8am in California, n somewhere between 8 and 11am in the rest of the countrySelena van Leeuwen said:It is very silent today or is that just the time difference, it´s 5 pm here in Holland.
I didn't even have breakfast yet LOL I'm starving, but there's nothing in the house, n I don't really feel like going anywhere... I'll go out for lunch or something in an hour.Selena van Leeuwen said:your sunday just begon, mine is already ending..have to figure out what I going to make for dinner...
It's 9:30 a.m. here in California, noon-thirty on the other coast ------- and Sunday daytime I have noticed is VERY silent on dog sites, when people are all out with dogs. It's the non-postingest time of the whole week.Selena van Leeuwen said:It is very silent today or is that just the time difference, it´s 5 pm here in Holland.
And we had a time change last night, too..........Mike Schoonbrood said:I didn't even have breakfast yet LOL I'm starving, but there's nothing in the house, n I don't really feel like going anywhere... I'll go out for lunch or something in an hour.Selena van Leeuwen said:your sunday just begon, mine is already ending..have to figure out what I going to make for dinner...
By \"lives\" you mean......... not doing stuff and going places and seeing people (non-dog people)?? You just mean dogs PLUS a forum or two, right? (And the work we have to do to keep a roof over the computer?)Julia Tompson said:they have lives. What a concept![]()
Oh, THEM! I thought you meant regular people. Whew!Julia Tompson said:......There are people (aliens I call them) that actually leave their houses and do strange things like shopping (brick and mortar)... family outings... and other stuff that does not involve work... computers or (cover your ears) dogs......
I tried that today, it was pretty cool, you can go online to BestBuy.com and then go to a brick and mortar store to pick it up!! Oh, wait, that's still kinda geeky right? LOL. Well my boy got to come too n then went to subway with friends for lunch, I guess that kinda counts as having a life right? RIGHT? My weekends are generally busy, especially after 6pm.Julia Tompson said:shopping (brick and mortar)...
Mike... don't fight it. :roll: You are \"one of us\". The sooner you come to terms with it the fewer internal conflicts you will have.Mike Schoonbrood said:I tried that today, it was pretty cool, you can go online to BestBuy.com and then go to a brick and mortar store to pick it up!!Julia Tompson said:shopping (brick and mortar)...
:lol: :lol: What a coincidence.......I have been there a few times before too to watch competitions before when Ron van Hal was still pakwerker there. Saw Ron on the bike with Manon with the mali's as we were leaving :lol: There were quite a few spectators even though at first it was bad weather.Selena van Leeuwen said:DWO wisseltrofee? Been there regulary, is my old region when I did IPO and lived in Noord Holland.
Ohwwww is that a normal life![]()
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Wow that´s nice. Do you miss it .... Dont expect so now though if you move on those terms :wink:Selena van Leeuwen said:I have been living in noord Holland my whole life(to precise Langedijk, my native language is West Fries :wink: )...moved for the love of my life :lol:
I love Alkmaar....great place to shop..oh yeah the cabbage smell........tell the truth I dont mind it but some people hate it.Selena van Leeuwen said:Sometime I do, if we ride in to the roundabout in Alkmaar it´s nice to see so much familiar sideseeings. And of course the smell of the white cabbages in october...