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It's been an interesting weekend, we and they get on fine but you know - everyone needs their space and we don't have much of it really. Is it wrong of me to admit that that I like the idea of having people stay more than I like the reality? I like visitors but our house is too small to fit them in properly. Means I can't get up in the morning and make tea/toast without disturbing someone.

Tonight Jane said after watching Family Guy: Blue Harvest on BBC Three (about 10:45), that she would pop upstairs to post something. I opened a bottle of wine, expecting her back downstairs quickly. Only when it got to 00:45 and I'd laughed my way very loudly through the first two episodes of Two Pints and drink my way through the bottle of wine, did I realise that she hadn't come back.

And yet I can still type remarkably well. I must be getting used to being sozzled :P

We went to Llandudno. I really quite like the place. It's a nice seaside town, which in my estimation is quite rare these days. I've visited a few and the majority seem to be run-down Victorian haunts with little left to sell other than amusement arcades (2p machines!) and memories for the older generation. Llandudno is a real town, a fully functional large town which just happens to be beside the sea and has a rather nice promenade.

Today we went for Sunday Lunch at Chez Jules (French, somewhat). It was my first time, Jane's second. For a tenner a head, a pretty good 2-course meal was head. I have only just checked the website and noticed it's rather poor, however...

This weekend we went to the Trafford centre for some silly reason. It was an experience, as it always is. Afterwards, however, we went for Chinese at Elements in Cheshire Oaks, which is a pretty decent buffet. Not perfect but scrummy enough. I was trying to persuade Jane to go for "all you can bowl" bowling from 10:30pm to 1am but she wasn't interested ;)

Sunday, Ruth and John came over, huzzah. We haven't seen them for ages, and they stayed for ages :) We pottered into and round Chester, then ate lasagne and filthy puddings. mmmmmmm. It's fabulous to see them, and I really do frequently feel bad we don't see them more but damnit, I haven't got my own personal jet yet ;) This week, when we win the lottery.....

We're currently watching "Dawn Gets Naked" on BBC Three. Is very funny :)