A holiday report, and some quite big news
Toast
Holidays with a girl eh? Surely that can’t work? Especially a holiday focused around doing almost nothing for a week. That’s just asking for trouble right?
Not really. The sad an unexciting truth of the matter is that I went on a week long holiday with The Theatre Producer and it was lovely. We swam, I ran, we both ate a lot of seafood and developed an impressive Sangria habit.
The Sangria made total sense, it was just over a euro a bottle and tasted like fruit juice. I miss it terribly. We need it in England.
Here are the facts from the holiday
- We were staying a resort near a golf course, so the rest of the guests were very old, I’d say somewhere between two and three times our age. I have never felt more studly and youthful.
- The other guests spent all their time lying by the pool working on their tans. Their tans were great, they were like leather walruses. Ones with northern accents. Because of their busy tanning schedule we had the pool to ourselves.
- We spent a lot of time messing around on boats, lots of boats. Some of them looked like pirate ships and they gave us rum based drinks. They were my best boats.
- The lifestyle of wake up, have a run, relaxed breakfast, swim, food, swim, afternoon nap, walk, supper, booze, sleep is very nice. I need to find a way to fund that lifestyle.
- The flight over was pretty bad. It was about 1/3 toddlers. They screamed and made horrible smells for four hours. Luckily they weren’t staying at our resort.
- We didn’t even have anything close to an argument or an disagreement about anything the whole time we were there.
It was excellent, and since we got on so well we’re going to move in together. So that’s some pretty big news right?
Marriage percentage: 80% - Also in real terms moving in together is a HUGE step, so I’ve basically won.
You’ve basically won this one anyhow, since a certain someone stopped posting altogether ages ago. Yay for moving in!
Yeah, I think I’ve won because he’s basically quit, breaking rule 4.
4. No quitting. It’s a do or die challenge. No dying either.