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Halcyon
San Gwann, Majjistral Malta

Posted: Sep 27, 2008, 5:25 AM CST

smoky wrote:

Hi there Halcyon! So you still around huh?.... The James Bond of CS!

Oh sure I'm still around - so are you coming tonight? guess u're busy trying to fix a daytrip - I could send u my private jet but don't tell everyone about it haha

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Halcyon
San Gwann, Majjistral Malta

Posted: Sep 25, 2008, 10:26 AM CST

Hey everyone, I'll be seeing you on saturday!
Cheers, Halcyon

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Halcyon
San Gwann, Majjistral Malta

Posted: Jul 12, 2008, 9:47 PM CST

nessy wrote:

hi ppl just wanted youy to know that beach party was grt ......

me and some one just had the whole med. sea all to our selves

pity der wer so many beautiful women and so few men .. but still it sure was one of d best nites ill always remember

Haha well was a great time and yes it seems men were outnumbered

I spotted a pink CS flag in the middle of the beach and was so easy to find you

Great to meet long time friends Lagoona, Marti and Cherscic - congrats! Great organisation and look forward for the next activity

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Halcyon
San Gwann, Majjistral Malta

Posted: Jul 3, 2008, 10:30 AM CST

Yes! I will be there as I also have another barbecue same venue same night :) so it will be double fun

cherscic wrote:

Venue:- Golden Bay
Date:- Saturday 12th July 2008-07-03
Time:- 5.30pm onwards
How to find us:- Park in the Parking Place, or along the road leading to it.
Proceed down the road to the beach. Look out for a CS banner

Food and Drink
Bring Your Own Food/Drink/Cooler Bags/Change of Clothes/Whatever....

and/or
one can buy from the kiosks
kiosk 1.....serves fast food
kiosk 2.....serves A La Carte
both serve till 11pm

Transport
Please let us know who needs transport and who is willing to offer a lift...to and from Golden Bay
If there is a need we will organize a Mini Bus

Lights
We need volunteers to bring Gas Lanterns. Bring a torch, if you like.

Please be there by 6.00pm. For any late comers who are not familiar with the whereabouts, you are advised to be there before 9.00pm.
It's easier to follow the signs while there's light.

If anybody needs more direction, contact: Marti or Cherscic through CS mail.

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Halcyon
San Gwann, Majjistral Malta

Posted: Jun 30, 2008, 12:47 PM CST

Oh lucky number! The 12'th seems great as I'm off work :)

cherscic wrote:

most probably it will be on the 12th......will confirm later...

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Halcyon
San Gwann, Majjistral Malta

Posted: Jun 30, 2008, 11:30 AM CST

Hey there everyone, nice to see you again :) was missing for some time - well sincd the last local meeting nearly.

It would be great to meet you again - any date agreed upon so far but?

Count me interested - cannot confirm in though - have to check my schedule first :P

Cheers

judyb wrote:

Hi Malta and Gozo....I would be interested in a general meet up....sounds good and a chance to make some new friends...

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Halcyon
San Gwann, Majjistral Malta

Posted: Mar 3, 2008, 3:12 PM CST

Jan1305 wrote:

Eeewwww! Halcyon that's what old people do!

Not only old people! Even whoever runs undertaking business!

No really. Not a nice thing to think of - however my statement was a line picked from one of my scripts by coincidence

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Halcyon
San Gwann, Majjistral Malta

Posted: Mar 3, 2008, 2:28 PM CST

Jan1305 wrote:

I have suffered from nightmares since I was a child. The doctor told my mum many years ago it was due to a vivid imagination!

It is something I'm used to now but it's very difficult for partners to understand why I beat them up during the night.

Nightmares.... How about something that's like an out of body experience? Oh been through it and not really comfortable. Maybe that was the seed to some of my weirdest writings at the time.

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Halcyon
San Gwann, Majjistral Malta

Posted: Mar 3, 2008, 2:25 PM CST

ANGE1SD0EXIST wrote:

Lucid Dreaming eh?.........I was able to do that a a teenager but cant do it now.

Yes, as a teenager i could dream, even in my early 20's. I meant, dream whilst asleep.
Then i started daydreaming rather than dreaming at night.
Nowadays I'm better off just sleeping - was dreaming too much fiction

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Halcyon
San Gwann, Majjistral Malta

Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 2:10 PM CST

Jacko50 wrote:

If like me you have never dreamt.....or certainly never remembered a dream....................what does this mean?

Your dreams must be really f*uckin boring enough for your memory to shut down

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Halcyon
San Gwann, Majjistral Malta

Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 2:04 PM CST

Jacko50 wrote:

What ambitions do you have in life? To be a better person? Financial gains? Professional advancement?...........

Many ambitions, but then when I sum them all up, I need to live at least a thousand years - that's too much painstaking then.

The retirement age went higher due to most people being so ambitious

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Halcyon
San Gwann, Majjistral Malta

Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 2:01 PM CST

Jacko50 wrote:

what sort of hobby's do you have? I enjoy squash, and most things to do with physical fitness, reading, walking and our dogs...........

Several hobbies here, the threads are one of them.
lately I've picked up another one, reading the obituaries coloumn in the paper

. . . another one bites the dust... . .

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Halcyon
San Gwann, Majjistral Malta

Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 1:57 PM CST

Jacko50 wrote:

Which do you prefer? I actually enjoy staying in with a good bottle of wine and a dvd, staying out in clubs or bars is fine but the novelty wears off. How is it for you?

In my early 20's it was a novelty to spend a night out quite often.
Then it was mid-way.
Then it was a novelty if I go out,
Nowadays it's a novelty if I manage to spend a night, whether in or out, without a beer on my chin

So I guess shortly it will become a novelty I spend nights without

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Halcyon
San Gwann, Majjistral Malta

Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 1:53 PM CST

Jacko50 wrote:

If you are going on a holiday this year................were are you going and why?...............My first one is to the UK to visit relations...............the other is to Sicliy ..................this is for pure pleasure. Do you like to relax on holiday or go for adventure?

oh I really get bored as I miss work so much

so I end up going all sorts of places, sightseeing etc. just to keep myself busy

I even find time to call my boss at the office to see if they are doing fine or whether the company went bust in my absence

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Halcyon
San Gwann, Majjistral Malta

Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 1:50 PM CST

Conrad73 wrote:

Everyone got "Post-o-Phobia??

So I'm not the only one that's noticed.
Seems we're running dry of ideas

Been waiting for new stuff to come on

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Halcyon
San Gwann, Majjistral Malta

Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 11:33 AM CST

womble wrote:

Sadly once again in my life i am suffering from...'Man-Flu'

Whazzat?! Man chester Flu?

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Halcyon
San Gwann, Majjistral Malta

Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 11:07 AM CST

dragonfly88 wrote:

lovely pics......

everybody else seemed to wear black....what about the shops in malta... do all the ladies clothes come in black?

Coincidentally most of us were dressed in black

People might think this was the night's dresscode?

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Halcyon
San Gwann, Majjistral Malta

Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 10:41 AM CST

Donau wrote:

This threat reminds me somehow of the song from Peete Seeger "where have all the flowers gone"-well ,maybe the good women were taken by men as the girl who cut the flowers and the rest of us the free ones are not so good?Is that what this threat is supposed to mean?

More explicit than what Donau quoted here:-

Hey ninaroyale, is this poll inquiring whether the good women on this site are only seconds or scrap nobody wants?

If so, why are there guys hanging around here, because they are rejects too?

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Halcyon
San Gwann, Majjistral Malta

Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 10:26 AM CST

Regarding the point:

"Also,you just can't be so radical to pay attention to both-as how much you give as much as you take"

I don't mean setting up a trial balance with debit/credit etc... for sometimes, what for ourselves might be a small gesture or whatever, might be quite a big effort to our partner. In a relation, things don't quantify by the hours or price entailed in whatever we do. I feel it's all a question of how much there is reciprocal esteem and care for eachother. And if someone is going through a difficult time, that doesn't mean that our support with our beloved ones is a token for when we're in need and seek the point in recieving back. I think it is natural we do what can be done to keep eachother happy. The worst is when someone gives me the cold shoulder with an attitude of I'm OK f*ck you jack.

Then the story's over.

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Halcyon
San Gwann, Majjistral Malta

Posted: Feb 28, 2008, 10:17 AM CST

natasha555 wrote:

Thank you for your opinion,Halcyon,
What is clear is that no 2 person absolutely equal in a relationship...One of them is or should be more tolerant,just because a certain relationship means more to him/her,than the things he/she is compromising on...The question is -is it worth?! to be so tolerant and to support such relationship?
Also,you just can't be so radical to pay attention to both-as how much you give as much as you take

I like very much all what Rusty wrote,especially"Be brave!Discuss how you feel with your partner..."and so long...
The question sometimes is to be courageous to fight and to do a reasonable compromise-for some relationships the first fight will solidify things!!
But I agree also,that some battles just aren't worth fighting ...and person must be brave not to fight ,but to move on ...

Surely it takes courage to discuss issues with a partner when there are problems - but putting it up in the proper way, if there is respect from the other part then they might be open for discussion and things may get more solid. Secondly, if the other part is so stubborn and won't move for whatever reason, then TOODLES

Time to change.

The worst situation is when there are other things binding in a relation, such as property, bank loans and the lot - that tends to be so much of a burden if the argument leads to a split up

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