Recklessness

[Barmaid]

OK, so we've little dosh and have worked hard in the garden today. Is it too reckless to grab a cab to the local fish restaurant and have a blast?! The last time we went out was my birthday (2 Feb).

Do I find stuff in the freezer and cook it or do we say bugger it and go out. Restaurant has a table for 9.30.

[cazzz1975]

bugger it and go out!!

[sara3]

9.30 is a bit late (for me) but bugger it.. go out, you deserve it :o)

[NoMercy]

Go out, hun. You only live once X x

[trapped]

Go out , Enjoy life while you can.

[NoMercy]

Gosh, Sara... I never book a table before 9:30. It's about 10-11pm here normally.

[sara3]

really? I like to be sat by 9pm, or I go off the idea of eating altogether!

[boxtops]

Me too sara, I can't eat late.

[cazzz1975]

I cannot eat late either, I dont eat after 6pm

[NoMercy]

The Americans, I've found, like to eat really early. When we've been on our hols, the Americans were booking tables to eat at 6:30pm and were heading back to their rooms and suites at about 10pm. I used to despair ! ;-)

[sara3]

no... you eat, drink, chat for ages, then head off for more drinkie-poos!

[Eve]

Go for it :) Aren't you doing sunday lunch tomorrow? All the more reason to kick back and be cooked for tonight.

[askyourgran]

Go out and enjoy yourselves, you deserve it. I would book for 7.30 to 8pm at the latest then get the last hour in at the pub.

[singapore54]

Go out and have a good time. your a long time dead.

[NoMercy]

I like your reasoning there, Sara. ;-)