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Charity shop trawl, DVD sorting.
May. 7th, 2017 06:37 pmFinally a weekend free! It immediately fills up with stuff but at least there aren't many contraints.
So we start with a visit to out favourite pub in Didsbury Village for Brunch and for Flickums to demonstrate her skills at Cineplexity and completely whip my ass. We both went fot the bacon pancakes this time although I was a lot happier with Kensingtons, where they drown the pancakes in syrup.
Highlights of the Charity shop trawl were The Box Of Delights (much hyped by the BBC on its release but I never actually saw it), Red on DVD, then Red on Blu-ray. Still it was only 2 quid so the DVD copy was donated to Oxfam and we consider it a donation to Mind. Impressive selection of Blu-rays and pretty much all of them were highly rated. Was tempted by Dambusters but in the end, just went for The Omen and Slumdog Millionaire.
Also had time to do some DVD sorting! Flick's DVD collection has been pretty random since she moved in. I spent the time sorting them into
groups of each letter. The individual groups can be sorted later, but there's always a few that we miss and that requires a lot of shuffling discs. More Simpsons box sets kept appearing! I'm sure Flickums was buying them and adding to the shelves without me noticing! Still, they're becoming sorted. Everything from R to Z is now in correct order. With a slight anomoly becase the Scrubs box set takes up most of a shelf.
Spent the afternoon playing board games. Finally got to play Flick's Labyrinth game. It was a fun game, which seemed to fit into the spirit of the film without being annoyingly complicated. However, we did lose and Sarah is now dancing forever with the Goblin King.
So we start with a visit to out favourite pub in Didsbury Village for Brunch and for Flickums to demonstrate her skills at Cineplexity and completely whip my ass. We both went fot the bacon pancakes this time although I was a lot happier with Kensingtons, where they drown the pancakes in syrup.
Highlights of the Charity shop trawl were The Box Of Delights (much hyped by the BBC on its release but I never actually saw it), Red on DVD, then Red on Blu-ray. Still it was only 2 quid so the DVD copy was donated to Oxfam and we consider it a donation to Mind. Impressive selection of Blu-rays and pretty much all of them were highly rated. Was tempted by Dambusters but in the end, just went for The Omen and Slumdog Millionaire.
Also had time to do some DVD sorting! Flick's DVD collection has been pretty random since she moved in. I spent the time sorting them into
groups of each letter. The individual groups can be sorted later, but there's always a few that we miss and that requires a lot of shuffling discs. More Simpsons box sets kept appearing! I'm sure Flickums was buying them and adding to the shelves without me noticing! Still, they're becoming sorted. Everything from R to Z is now in correct order. With a slight anomoly becase the Scrubs box set takes up most of a shelf.
Spent the afternoon playing board games. Finally got to play Flick's Labyrinth game. It was a fun game, which seemed to fit into the spirit of the film without being annoyingly complicated. However, we did lose and Sarah is now dancing forever with the Goblin King.
