I’m nosey…

Mid 30s, kids out playing with friends and DH and I are chilling watching Gone on ITV. I’m absolutely knackered after a day shopping so will be heading to bed after this. Have an event tomorrow though so need to put some tan on before bed.

I agree, just stick with it! I like the mix of normal people and ex big brother stars etc - not that I recognise any of them !

Early 50s. Scotland. Just been out with my dogs and boyfriend. Relaxing on the sofa watching True Crime stuff on my iPad and popping in here every so often. It’s been a hard week, so some chilling time is welcome.

Late thirties, married, two children. We’re on a little childfree holiday in our summer house, we’ve done very little today, at the minute my husbands in the bath and I’ll go and join him in a few minutes. We head home tomorrow and our children will be home in the afternoon, I’ve missed them so much, so I’m really excited about tomorrow.

@Lelophantsno comedy recommendations but I’m also enjoying ‘I Jack Wright’ on iplayer

Mid sixties, adult children. DH & I are at a festival. The Last Dinner Party are about to play & then David Byrne, which I am very excited about! It’s a lovely warm evening, just right for open air gigs.

We live in the Scotland, mid 40s all but one child are travelling this summer with their Uni pals, the youngest is flying the nest in September to Uni but they’ve gone out with pals to Glasgow for the weekend so we have an empty. DH is making pizza for dinner and I’m just out of the bath. My friend popped over earlier with some lovely home made sloe gin, I can’t decide whether to have a glass of that later or the elderflower cider I have in the fridge. We watched Kingsman last weekend and we’ve found another of those to watch after dinner. It’ll be early to bed for us anyway as we’ve been up since 4.30 bringing hay in while the weathers good.

This is my dream!

But currently drinking fizz with DH in garden with 2 DCats while lasagna cooks. Love this point of the weekend when time is all in front of you.

Not as good as UK but Ive found I can get into all of them after a few episodes. Often in the first episode I skip a fair bit (like the tasks). Karine has amazing outfits and there have been a few good twists!

Nearly 60 procrastinating on the sofa - ironing indoors or dead heading in the garden. Thoughts of retiring from my ok 30hrs job are lingering too. Dd (22) has made dinner. Dh away on a course. Poorly cat poop dealt with. Think I will garden then pour a glass of wine. Ironing can wait.

Late 50s, I met dh after work for a quick drink at a wine bar (had a glass of rose). Now we are back home and he’s cooking a veggie stir fry, I’m relaxing on the sofa. Will eat in front of the TV and have another glass of wine!

perfect friday night show! Im sad Ive finished it all now. Any other recommendations?

@Lelophants is traitors Canada any good? Dc and I tried the US one and Australian (or New Zealand perhaps?) and gave up after an episode, Claudia is just irreplaceable but I’m bored and laid up and could do with something to get stuck into!

Mid 50s, been divorced forever (after the initial horrors, it's fab, OP, just saying...) DD is on holiday with her girlfriend and I'm home alone with the Evil Kitten who is destroying the house. I'm drinking pink wine and watching cooking programmes.

I will let you know how blissful it was after we see how much the kids argue/complain :)

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got home from work an hour ago, popped into M&S on the way home and bought some nice picky bits for tea and a nice bottle of red.
Had a shower, fake tanned and now on the sofa watching ‘Ann Droid’ on TV while DH gets the food out.
I intend to have an early night as it’s been a busy week and I want to get up early tomorrow and go to the gym.

This is amazing, what a lovely opportunity for adventure.
sils both had campers and would take off for weekends and during school holidays, they loved the lifestyle but eventually got rid as they became money pits and were using them less and less. One of them really regrets it now they have grandchildren and I suspect they will be buying one again!

50s loads of kids fending off UTi after trip to GP, dinner will be toast and hummus and I’ll watch some rubbish.

Early 30s
Partner is currently getting us tea from the fish shop after picking up a Happy Meal for our 4 year old on the way home. We’ve just taken him to gymnastics and then to a trial trampolining class and it was so lovely to watch him get so excited about it!!

When we get home, we will eat our tea whilst watching TV 😊

Late 20s and single. Spent the day with the kids at my ex pils. Currently lying on the couch cuddling with the baby wondering wether my two toddlers that fell asleep before dinner are going to wake at midnight starving and hyper or whether I’ll get lucky this time 😅

I love all of these nosy posts. Which country are you in op? You will definitely have options op.

What TV is everyone watching?

Im late 30s, currently trying to get youngest to bed, DH trying to sort the other one. Bedtime always takes ages and can be very stressful but Ive got better at just letting go with it all. Whenever theyre both asleep, I’ll pop downstairs to grab a bit more to eat (fajitas) and tidy up the obvious things and load the dishwasher. I’ll finish traitors Canada whilst I do it as for some reason I find that engaging enough but also not stressful. Probably get a herbal tea and chat to DH if he’s down there. Then bed! Got a nice weekend seeing lots of family.

Approaching 40, no kids.

A whole lot of nothing frankly and very happy about it. Worked from home today. Had a quick sort out of the fridge and decided on meals for the weekend to make sure nothing goes out of date. Currently sat in the sunny garden on the lounger reading an excellent book with the dog stretched out next to me.

Later on a quick dog walk when it's cooler, a bath and then snacks and a TV series, I've got the house to myself.

Mid 30s, just put the toddler to bed. Husband’s turn to go to the pub so home alone. Been away with work this week and incredibly busy so I’m just trying to work up the energy to weed the veg patch. Might just pour a G&T instead! Oven pizzas for dinner once husband reappears.
Pretty content, juggling work with no childcare other than nursery and a baby who doesn’t sleep brilliantly so fairly knackered but luckily she’s very cute!

This sounds blissful.
Im jealous

I’m 50, two challenging kids, DH who works very long hours. It’s sunny here, and been too hot all day - one of our kids can’t regulate his temp very well and hates going outdoors in the sunshine! DH has agreed to stop work for a couple of hours so he’s just driving us to the beach to take the Labrador and kids for a walk now it’s cooler, then I’ll do bedtime and he’ll log back on.