What are you doing at this moment?
Sitting in my car in the rain, drinking a cappuccino, and admiring Clevedon Pier.
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Saw this and thought of you 😂
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Beach walk or coastal drive?
Beach walk if the weather's good. Or sipping a Salted Caramel Frappé with cream, with this view...
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How many jobs have you left?
I took voluntary redundancy from my last job. Before that I only ever moved jobs within the same company so I have never actually resigned from a job.
how do you remove private messages on here? a creepy guy keeps messaging me :(
On the Android app you swipe left then click the black flag to block or report someone. It blocks anonymous accounts ok but you can't stop someone from just opening a new account if they really want to be persistent.
Do you own a car ?
A Nissan Note automatic which I'm very happy with.
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Got any tips on making my butt bigger
Eat more cake 🍰
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How much money will you spend if you cook food at home ....? And you don't order from stores....
My groceries average about £30 a week if you don't include alcohol and other treats, by that does include other household products like cleaning materials, washing powder, toilet roll etc.
how’s your day been so far? :)
It's been fun, cycling around Weston-Super-Mare, but it could have been sunnier.
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Good morning ☀️🤍☕️
Good morning from Weston-Super-Mare
Where were you 3 hours ago?
Tyntesfield, a National Trust property near Bristol.
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Anyone upto anything exciting today? :)
I'm having a day in Bristol
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Livi;
when did you last go to the theatre and what did you see?
In January the London West End was running a promotion and I got cheap tickets to see three musicals: Back To The Future, Only Fools And Horses, and Andrew Lloyd Webber's Cinderella.
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What was your favourite topic in science?
I did Physics and Chemistry at 'A' level, and then a degree in Physics. My favourite topic within that was electronics.
Do you like candles?
Yeah, although I can't say I light them very often, and I never buy them for myself. All the ones I have have been gifts.
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Did you eat sweets / desserts today ?
I had one of my homemade gooseberry crumbles from the freezer, reheated, with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
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Why I easily trust all people??
Because you're an optimist. Nothing wrong with that, as long as you don't give too many second chances when they prove you wrong.
What’s something you always need to know about someone before giving them a chance?
Do they smoke? Instant rejection, not negotiable.
How long did it take to you to get your driving licence ? From the day you started your application for provisional license ...
About 9 months. I only had about 10 proper lessons but I did a lot of driving in my parent's cars in between. I'd probably driven about 4000 miles before I actually took my test, which I passed first time.
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Favourite fizzy drink?
Prosecco 😊
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Should we care about people's opinion about us or we should focus on being good for us?
Your reputation is important, especially at work and in business, so you should absolutely care about other people's opinions of you.
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What’s your nickname if you have one?
On a recent holiday my friends started calling me Alexa because I was full of useful information about where we were, what to see and how to get around etc 🤣
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Thoughts on Boris Johnson?
People would have voted for Timmy Mallet if it meant Jeremy Corbyn didn't get in.
Do you vote?
Always, although there's not much point in the parliamentary elections as my local MP gets over 70% of the votes here and nobody else has a chance.
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Thoughts on Jacob Rees-Mogg?
Like most politicians, if you manage to catch him talking about the issues and discussing matters in detail rather than just spouting blind support for the government/leader and talking in soundbites, then he is actually incredibly intelligent, talks a lot of sense, and works hard for his constituents. Some people are against him because he is rich, educated and talks posh, but that's not a valid reason to dislike him, that's just your own prejudice showing through. If you want to get the true measure of a politician, ignore what you see on the news headlines and what happens in the chamber and other political sparring situations and watch them actually working in some of the committee meetings or the parliamentary debates which don't make the headlines.
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