FS: 17BR, Bay View, w/Tree House - Wick, Scotland

[Bigkahuna]

Checking my "Mega-Millions" tickets now.

[Highlander31]

Note to staff. BH, coffee strong and black @ 0415 hrs, promptly.

Service at 0415 hours. Why so late? Half the day's gone already.

[piperdbh]

Checking my "Mega-Millions" tickets now.

Last count was $333 million. Will that cover my part of the bill?

[gilmore]

What a wonderful fantasy...or does some one want to make it happen?

[Jock Scot]

Service at 0415 hours. Why so late? Half the day's gone already.

Coffee to go to bed with, an old Scots tradition, @ 0415 hrs. Tea arrives @ 0600, twenty minutes before breakfast!

[MacKay71 Wife]

Sounds like everybody's in agreement for purchase! Who do we trust to be the treasurer, who's gonna make the coffee (actually I prefer hot chocolate, thank you!), and y'all can have the bunks - I have my own tent. Next question, when does the chartered plane leave?

[ForresterModern]

I will volunteer to be treasurer, so everybody start sending me your checks for $3277 made out to Jeffrey Foster---PM for address. It will be easier to keep the money all in one account under the treasurer's name in order to facilitate easier overseas transfers---this is how all big conglomerates do it I hear. Also I will volunteer to be the chief negotiator of price as I tend to drive a hard bargain with realtors. But then I get first choice of beddrooms---it is the feng shuei thing. I will bring the croquette set to the closing so there will be no delay in getting the games going once we move in.

[Highlander31]

Coffee to go to bed with, an old Scots tradition, @ 0415 hrs. Tea arrives @ 0600, twenty minutes before breakfast!

Jock, you remind me of that kindly gentleman who helped me as a young man. He was the first of several that taught me what I needed to know to survive in my chosen profession. He was known by many names, however, to his face, we called him Drill Sargent.

[WeaselMender]

Jock, you remind me of that kindly gentleman who helped me as a young man. He was the first of several that taught me what I needed to know to survive in my chosen profession. He was known by many names, however, to his face, we called him Drill Sargent.

BH,
I too have many fond memories of that "kindly gentleman". I also have an equal number of fond memories of plans to facilitate his unpleasent, painful, and frequently obscene demise, I am sure you also have those memories to warm you on a cold rainy evening, all of us who have followed the "Profession of Arms" understand of what we speak.

Weasel :ootd:

[Friday]

You need sheep to maintain a lawn like that. Can't you see the wee white buggers in the photo?

Sheep - you mean hose on the hoof.