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What will you be doing on the monday after the festival?


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Driving back to Sheffield, stopping off for some lurvely greasy food. When we eventually get back there will be a lovely lovely shower, followed then by writing my lab talk, and trying to get my brain back in gear... possibly with a beer ha! Following that I'm afraid it's really boring: sleep and detox, back at work on tuesday morning. Yipee :| Just the thought of that has put me in a bit of a downer and I'm not even there yet!!! I'm going to live in denial me thinks.

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normally on the monday we get up early & get home mid afternoon. but after last year, the sunday night we were having a right good time & wanted to carry on drinking, we stayed up till the early hours but knew we had to go to bed so we could drive home. this year we decided that we would sleep in monday so we could finish the festi off in style sunday night.

depending on what time we set off monday & reach south yorkshire, i will either be going straight home to doncaster, or if early enough, i will be going to my mums at sheffield & using her hottub bath :P

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Just the short trip to my parents in Plymouth on the Monday for me - no way could I face a 5 hour drive up north straight after. Back up on Tuesday though before work on Wednesday. Monday night will be spent in the pub!

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Drive home to Cornwall Monday, throw the bags in, quick walk on the beach and then straight to the Fishermans Arms to ease the comedown and talk about the last 5 amazing days (and no doubt look forward to a day to come at Sonisphere and then Beautiful Days). When I lived in Brum coming home from fests was seriously hard work. It's still no picninc but living in a beautiful part of the country certainly helps :)

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Me and my gf are staying at my mum's in gloucs for a few days afterwards.

I was going to have a nice relaxing Monday evening in front of the telly easing my comedown. Mum now informs me that she's holding a party. That would normally be fine but she works for a very prestigious private girls school and it's the annual housemistress' party, so I don't think a couple of Glasto casualties will go down that well :)

I'll probably get cleaned up and hide in a bedroom or go over to a mate's depending on how much brainpower I have. I hope there's plenty of food left over though

I want nice weather on the tues as I'm planning on having a day out at the Lido

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