Your first thought today?

[Frogg]

Mine were: Goddam the cold, the lack of coffee, and the power cut...
 

[sune]

" Great..it's only a dream..this whole thing is a dream!!"

[bob414bob]

Shit, I'm late

[Big T]

Dusty pink dawn slowly raises slumbering eyelids over Quang Ngai (Kwan Guy) Province in Vietnam.
A mixed bunch of thoughts in the first hour of my day;
Practical: Kill the mosquito that kept me awake half the night
Political: Why don't terrorists attack the Communists?
Funny: (Well for me it is)... read on ...
There is a local beer brewed here called Dung Quat, it is cheap, about 20 pence a bottle, and tastes great when chilled. Most of the people I work with are ok, but, as in every situation there are those who aren't. Silly, stupid people not prepared to listen or formulate/present a coherent argument only give opinionated excuses, etc. Most of us would probably refer to them as RSoles. In my wisdom I have renamed them Dung Quats! -  Much in the style of Billy Connelly's "Getifer ya wee bassa"!

[pamela07]

I don't feel like getting up

[DC]

Urgh! Is it that time?

[DC]

Second thought of today: Ah! Payday!

[DwWin]

When will she understand there's a 7 hour time difference?

[pamela07]

I have to apologize to my boss.

[Spell Chick]

I hope everything goes okay.  (My husband was scheduled for some extensive tests at the hospital today. And all was okay.)

[pamela07]

Congratulations to you and your husband.

[Christopher Silva]

Ohhhhh---too much red wine!


Chris

[Spell Chick]

Pamela,
thanks

[ellie]

My first thought today ( and every morning lately), is "Oh, my aching leg" and then that first painful moment I put my leg to the floor and hobble to the bathroom...and the sound of the cock pheasant in back garden 
Merry Christmas everyone

[Gyppo]

First thought today was "Christ.  It can't really be half past noon."  But it was.  And it was still only six and a half hours since I went to sleep.

By now I should have learned that my poor bod sometimes just says 'Enough', especially after a series of late nights, but it still surprises me. ;-)

I wish I could hear a cock pheasant in the garden.  It would be better than the bloody motorway noise.  For the last thirty or so years people have been telling me 'You'll get used to it'.  Well, I haven't.

Gyppo