Hullo, darlings. I'm back.

[wemyss]

Gloriously filthy ... weather we're having, isn't it.

Am home. (Not necessarily 'and dry'.) Had forgotten to account for the dear lad's having to report himself on the Monday to a job. One forgets how often a man who actually does things is not his own master, however masterly his talents and accomplishments and masterful his ways when (wait for it

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[germankitty]

Glad you enjoyed yourself, then. *grins, winks*

That's a fair statement.

[wemyss]

Understatement, in fact.

Re: That's a fair statement.

[germankitty]

Er, getting close to TMI, dear! *huge smile for you anyway*

I do gloat, rather.

[wemyss]

And I cannot manage to be ashamed of that.

;-)

[pathology_doc]

It is always wise to recall that while some are born to greatness, others may find it thrust upon them - and must then seize the situation with both hands, rising to the challenge lest they suffer choking disappointment.

I am sure that the fine, upstanding young men working in the modern technical trades are no exception to this rule.

One at least is not.

[wemyss]

I can attest.

If only it had been.

[wemyss]

Thank you - for both elements of yr kind post.

[wren_chan]

Delighted to hear you had such a lovely time, luv.

As was I.

[wemyss]

As was, indeed, I.

[tree_and_leaf]

I feel I may have missed something (mind you, my reading of LJ has been erratic of late), but I am very glad you've had such an enjoyable weekend.

Ah. Dirty weekend with a bit of rough.

[wemyss]

Imagine a nine-and-twenty year old abt halfway between Tom Hardy and the third snap in this:

http://www.buzzfeed.com/catesish/if-chris-hemsworth-and-tom-hiddleston-had-a-son

Re: Ah. Dirty weekend with a bit of rough.

[tree_and_leaf]

He sounds like a remarkably decorative young man. I trust he wasn't merely a pretty face?

Oh, other parts were equally lovely....

[wemyss]

Actually, I know what you mean, and he is more than just crumpet.