What's the time?

Well, I think a weekend in Cornwall would do you good, Lyn.

It's quite a journey from where I live, I reckon 2 weeks would be better.

I think the call the short breaks over there, Lyn.  2 weeks is a fortnight and all. 

The fortnight is a unit of time equivalent to fourteen days. The word derives from the Old English feorwertyne niht, meaning "fourteen nights". [1] [2] Fortnight is a commonly used word in Britain, Ireland and many Commonwealth countries such as India and Australia where many wages, salaries and most social security benefits are paid on a fortnightly basis. [3] The word is rarely used in the United States, but is used regionally in Canada.

now you know then and all

Your brilliance never ceases to amaze me, Denz!  I didn't know you had social security in England and all.

oh yes Ruth we do and all

twenty five minutes past the hour of nine o'clock on Friday nope make that 26 minutes past, took me a minute to type this

in the evening that is and all, its now twenty eight minutes past the hour of nine on the same Friday evening

It's now time I was gone from here for tonight, so I bid you all a fond farewell, till we meet again.......G'Nite All

night Lyn sleep tihgt