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Just today, I'm not interested in tomorrow or what happened yesterday (unless its relative)...lets share our Sunday together.
I should be doing my college homework now but my brain is in such a pickle after this weeks trauma's and its not all over yet, I can't concentrate. So I am giving myself the a couple of hours off to chat with my cyber buddies and chill.
Then I shall be doing some ironing whilst watching Shipwrecked before going to visit mum at the home with Freddie and my sister Julie.
Dad is coming for dinner later which I am going to do a fantastic lamb roast with all the trimmings, hopefully brother Rick is coming too - freshly back from Thailand this week, looks as though he could do with something non liquid in his tum.
So in all its not a bad day and its lovely seeing both my parents.
Come on...lets all share our day.
Post a picture too if you like.
Seabreeze 12-03-2006, 09:25 AM Mr. Breeze and myself will not be stepping over the doorway due to blizzard conditions. Therefore the day will probably be spent on the computers and catching up with things we have recorded. We have also decided to try and make something different to eat out of all the odd and sods we have left in the fridge.
Bonsai 12-03-2006, 09:25 AM I have only just got up as i had a heavy night last night. Im sitting here desperately trying to wake up ... and knowing that i need to walk the dog, but the thought of prising my ar*se out of this chair isnt a good one.
I will then complete a massive pile of ironing, clean out the rabbit, birds and cats litter tray. Oh and i have the bathroom to clean too.
I will the cook dinner - although i use the word 'cook' loosely. I spotted a couple of those Birds Eye Beef in Gravy thingies in the freezer. Gawd knows how long they have been there. So i will do some mash, peas, gravy and yorkshire pudding with them.
This evening i will be here all alone as Mr.B is off to play cards.
Patsy 12-03-2006, 09:28 AM Today I shall mostly be listening to my 10 year old moaning.
Today I shall mostly be listening to my 10 year old moaning.
Do you just sit there innert whilst listening Pat or do you get on with other things?
Patsy 12-03-2006, 09:34 AM Do you just sit there innert whilst listening Pat or do you get on with other things?
I get on with other things, obviously. Today I shall get on with feeling sorry for myself. Quietly, of course.
mazwad 12-03-2006, 09:34 AM I too shall be doing a lamb roast and have a guest called Rick only its my son.
Also attending my fabulous meal will be DIL, three grandchildren, BIL and SIL.
So nine to cook for and one is a veggie so I shall go and prepare a cheese and onion quiche for her.
They have left me on my own here as they are over doing a bit of decorating at MIL's house, we think we may have to sell it as we don't think she will be able to return home. I have some delightful washing to do as MIL now has Clostridium Difficile and the hospital bag the washing for me to do. When SIL picked it up yesterday they warned her to be vey careful with it and make sure it is washed on very hot wash to kill off the spores.
I was a bit taken aback but left it outside last night and will attack it in a mo when I find my rubber gloves. I did think it would be done at the hospital it there was a risk of carrying germs.
I shall have to stir myself and get started.
I too shall be doing a lamb roast and have a guest called Rick
Our day has a similar tune to it dosn't it Maz, apart from the fungal infection.
Patsy 12-03-2006, 09:46 AM I shall have to stir myself and get started.
Stir the gravy with your other hand, just in case Maz.
Stir the gravy with your other hand, just in case Maz.
Blimey Pats, I'm glad I'm not going to Mazzers today arnt you. Here cat would you like some spores with your spuds...yewweeeeeek
mazwad 12-03-2006, 09:59 AM Well it makes a change from sprouts and a lovely after dinner conversation don't you think.
Well it makes a change from sprouts and a lovely after dinner conversation don't you think.
Yes I suppose it does. Actually I think they might be served up best with the coffee and liqueurs bit like coconut macaroons. Sprinkle a touch of frosted icing on them.
Today I am going to try get the ironng done. Last time I did any was over a month ago when the ironing board collapsed.
last weekend I super glued the broken leg back on but the minute I turned it upright it collapsed again and nearly took my finger off.
Yesterday I put heaps off brown stick tape on and this monring it is still standing, so I shall do that while shipwrecked is on if I can be bothered to get washed and dressed first.
Yesterday I made loads of food for the frezer and I couldn't be bothered to wash up so I have to do that too.
If I manage to stay awake beyond 3pm I am going to walk up the coast along the beach
I will pay anyone to cook me a sunday roast and bring it round
mazwad 12-03-2006, 10:30 AM With or without spores Bob or that may not actually be optional. I have googled and found out they can live in the environment for 70 days.
Washing is on and have now stripped off bio suit and mask and had very hot shower.
White or pink frosting Cat?
I get on with other things, obviously. Today I shall get on with feeling sorry for myself. Quietly, of course.
You? Do something quietly? Could you video it and post a link?
My day has consisted of cooking a ham, cleaning two of the three bedrooms, and the hell hole under the stairs, I shall then be cooking a roast pork dinner for when Mr B gets home from work. I have a pileof ironing to fit in at some time and thenI shall collapse with wine and 24!
Dolores 12-03-2006, 10:37 AM my mum and dad are coming round to dinner ... as soon as i opened my mouth and invited them I was instantly regretting it. All that hassle, getting washed, getting dressed, cooking, tidying round etc etc ... I may even have to push my hair into some kind of presentable style ... it's too much hard work. i shall turn the heating right down and freeze them out so they don't stay too long!
Critique 12-03-2006, 10:48 AM Don't ask me why but I decided to drag myself out to the bootsale this morning. I'm so fed up with being indoors that I threw caution to the wind and decided to get some fresh air. So intent was I in getting ready to go and not hold up Mr C that it wasn't til I stepped outside that I saw the flurry of snowflakes :cold:
Still I made it round the booty, marvelling at the dedication of the stall-holders that were just standing there and had probably been there since 7 am. I spent 50p on a M&S denim blouse/jacket thingy which has a size 10 on the label but looks huge. Haven't had the nerve to try it on. OK .... hang on ... will go and do that.
Just as I thought - it fits and I can actually button it right up over the thick sweater I'm wearing, unlike the size 18 blouse I bought from New Look which doesn't even meet!!! Result :thumbsup: I'm glad I went with my instinct and didn't get put off by the label.
On the way back we stopped at the Tesco mini store and I went in for some Aunt Bessie's Roasties (lazy moo) and came out with 2 bags of things I didn't intend to buy. Some of it was rolls, drink and crisps for grandson's lunch tomorrow as I know his dad is skint and will be up here later asking if I have anything in the cupboard that he can have.
When we got back I waited while Mr C cleaned out the tumble dryer filter/condenser thingy and I set the tumble dryer going and then put some more washing in the machine while Mr C made a cup of tea and buttered some hot cross buns (and I only had 1 without the butter). Had to do washing today because the dark lot has grandson's school trousers and jumper in it and the white wash has his school shirt - so that's his uniform done ready for tomorrow.
Going to just slob out now until I cook pork chops, stuffing, roasties (for them) carrot, potato and swede mash for me (Tesco's of course), brocoli and peas for me, Mr C, son and grandson tonight.
Errmmmm - no cancel the slob out bit. Just remembered, son's got his 2 girls (9 and 7) on access today and I promised we would make cakes (groan). They'll be here soon.
Mr C is watching the Grand Prix and as he's got an ear infection and can't hear very well it's deafening me. I'll probably be glad to escape to the kitchen when the girls get here :)
I shall just sit here and enjoy the peace and quiet til they arrive.
So after I've cleared away the cake making stuff and done the dinner and cleared that away I shall be glad of a quiet evening doing nothing.
With or without spores Bob or that may not actually be optional. I have googled and found out they can live in the environment for 70 days.
Is that for me? If so what??
mazwad 12-03-2006, 11:13 AM Go back a few posts Bob about Cat not wanting to come to my house for dinner.
Bonsai 12-03-2006, 12:16 PM Mr.B at this very moment is shampooing my hallway carpet whilst i sit on here ..... what a wonderful man he is :cool:
.--- .- -.- . -. 12-03-2006, 12:17 PM Well today, it was really hot (we had a little cool change but it went hot again) so we went to my aunty's house to swim in her pool. She's currently in Queensland so we had to access to the house but outside was fine. And I managed to pick a lock on one of the doors :)
Go back a few posts Bob about Cat not wanting to come to my house for dinner.
Lol sorry very slow recently.
I hate spores :sick:
Some of the meat samples I have to analise at work are so old and disgusting I insist on wearing a mask and not just for the smell.
I notice that a lot of my colleagues don't wash their hands before going for a break. :sick: They all dip into the same biscuit tin too :sick:
I stopped taking my breaks with them a long time ago.
Bella 12-03-2006, 02:13 PM Slowly dying on the sofa..........was at a friend's 40th last night. The restaurant we had booked messed things up and after waiting nearly an hour on our table, we decided to cut our losses and find somewhere else. We ended up at a fabby wee Indian just round the corner from where my friend lives, which was a huge mistake as we all ended up back at her place and I didn't get home until 3.30 this morning! I have left the car round but can't be bothered going out to get it, so just dying on the sofa watching the rugby....13 - 0 to France at the moment! I really should be making dinner but the thought of food is just turning my stomach. We are out next weekend, I am going to drive!
Andrea 12-03-2006, 02:55 PM Well my Sunday started early, 1am when I was trying to get to sleep.
Couldn't sleep due to a very itchy back.
Got up and went into the bathroom to look at it, and the whole of my back was red with huge areas raised, burning and itchy.
Went downstairs trying to find the calomine lotion but couldn't.
Stayed downstairs, tossing and turning, not sleeping, watching Shipwrecked and then the news.
Was awake till about 5am, then tried to find the calomine lotion again, still no luck, and still itching like hell. Back now extrememly red and raised.
But found some anti-histamine tablets, so took one of them.
Managed to get to sleep on the couch, then at 6.30am, kids came down stairs!
Went upstairs to bed and slept till lunch time.
Back much better now, I think I've had an extreme allergic reaction to some fabric conditioner I tried the other day, (I never normally use it).
Just been to Morrisons to get a few bits and pieces.
Got to make tea later, fish, chips and mushy peas.
Then a pile of ironing to do whilst watching 24.
and hopefully my back won't come up in a rash again tonight.
Critique 12-03-2006, 05:01 PM Today I am going to try get the ironng done. Last time I did any was over a month ago when the ironing board collapsed.
last weekend I super glued the broken leg back on but the minute I turned it upright it collapsed again and nearly took my finger off.
Yesterday I put heaps off brown stick tape on and this monring it is still standing, so I shall do that while shipwrecked is on if I can be bothered to get washed and dressed first.
Yesterday I made loads of food for the frezer and I couldn't be bothered to wash up so I have to do that too.
If I manage to stay awake beyond 3pm I am going to walk up the coast along the beach
I will pay anyone to cook me a sunday roast and bring it round
That story about your ironing board Bob reminded me that mine was a wedding present in 1963!! That makes it 43 years old. I'm not sure whether that says a lot about the quality of the ironing board (it's a metal Beldray one) or about the fact that I don't do much ironing :blush:
It must have been a good one though because it saw plenty of action when I had the boys at home and I worked. All those shirts, Jeans, blouses, skirts, etc. Now it mostly only comes out in the Summer when it's all cotton stuff. In the Winter I just tumble dry everything and fold it while it's warm. :D
I went to Morrisons earlier on - mainly to get petrol.
Spent the afternoon putting up some clothes rails in the spare bedroom - sholud have been a simple job - but ended up taking ages.
Then I caught up on some work I had to do for school
Critique 12-03-2006, 06:57 PM Funny how things don't go the way you planned isn't it?
I dished up the dinner and my son was licking his lips and saying how nice it looked and how he hadn't eaten much today and then he said "don't bother pulling the big table out mum, I'll have mine on the coffee table". As he went to pull the coffee table closer to him it tipped and it was like watching in slow motion as the whole plateful hovered then up ended on the carpet :shocking:
I was more upset about my son not getting the dinner he'd looked forward to than the gravy soaked mess on my beige carpet. Luckily I had put Mr. C's on a plate, despite the fact that he won't be in til midnight and probably won't want it. I insisted that my son have it. He did protest but it was pointless keeping it on the chance that it might get eaten.
Anyway we mopped up the mess and I treated it with stain remover and then got the Vax out and I think when it's dry it won't notice (hopefully).
Now I feel drained and I've got the kitchen to clear up. It will have to wait til I feel like it. I'm having that chill out time I promised myself :)
Post mortem on my day.
The visit to mum went well, Freddie was a star and I really feel as though I have got to know her this week.
Dashed home and started dinner, Ricky arrived and could tell him all about the weeks events before dad did (Rick has been out of the country). Dad arrived and we discussed the weeks trauma's then settled down for dinner and had a good chat. For the first time (without mum being around and distracting dad all the time) we spoke about my sisters divorce (5 years ago) and how wrong we all were about it, he told me things I didn't know and vise versa..... then he had a heated debate with Mr Cat and Rick which was so lovely to watch (with mum around he can't do this). He went home tired and happy and hopefully all this horrible mess will be sorted out tomorrow. Rick is staying with him incase the phone calls get nasty again.
And....it wont' be another 6 months before I see him again...HURRAH!!!
Shall I have another glass of Baileys or not.
Dolores 12-03-2006, 08:10 PM Post mortem on my day.
The visit to mum went well, Freddie was a star and I really feel as though I have got to know her this week.
Dashed home and started dinner, Ricky arrived and could tell him all about the weeks events before dad did (Rick has been out of the country). Dad arrived and we discussed the weeks trauma's then settled down for dinner and had a good chat. For the first time (without mum being around and distracting dad all the time) we spoke about my sisters divorce (5 years ago) and how wrong we all were about it, he told me things I didn't know and vise versa..... then he had a heated debate with Mr Cat and Rick which was so lovely to watch (with mum around he can't do this). He went home tired and happy and hopefully all this horrible mess will be sorted out tomorrow. Rick is staying with him incase the phone calls get nasty again.
And....it wont' be another 6 months before I see him again...HURRAH!!!
Shall I have another glass of Baileys or not.
have a large glass of baileys Cat! it sounds like you are happy and content. Ok I know it's not always how we expect things to end up, but I think you are all, as a family, coping very well with it all. I'm glad your dad is near to you too, I bet he has to keep pinching himself to remind himself that he's only 20 mins away from you.
... and how is Ricky ... cos we know he has difficulty being in the right place at the right time, in the right country ... don't we!
have a large glass of baileys Cat! it sounds like you are happy and content. Ok I know it's not always how we expect things to end up, but I think you are all, as a family, coping very well with it all. I'm glad your dad is near to you too, I bet he has to keep pinching himself to remind himself that he's only 20 mins away from you.
... and how is Ricky ... cos we know he has difficulty being in the right place at the right time, in the right country ... don't we!
ahhr bless you dolly daydreamface. I think I shall, just the one more...
There really is a different feel now, having looked after mum this week I feel I can speak on a one to one about her care - for example we discovered she liked dresses instead of trousers by accident, easier to go for a widdle in. Spoke to dad about this and he said he didn't know what to buy....well you don't have to because I will and bring them round to you being that you now only live down the road. Easy peasy now see. We looked at each and smiled.
We are also going to sue the arses off the to££ers who have stitched him up this week. Oh yes.
Rick has bought some Man City posters for his new room and mum and dads place, dad isn't pleased.
Patsy 12-03-2006, 09:03 PM His room. Does he still not realise he has left home?
then tried to find the calomine lotion again, still no luck, Then a pile of ironing to do whilst watching 24.
Oh Andy Pandy - I so know that feeling, you just know that if you look again it will be there - and it never is!!!:mellow:
And Mr F is doing the ironing whilst watching 24 - god I am so lucky.
Cat have a Baileys, and petal put an ice cube in it for a change, and then you can be all exotic and say you have had an arctic breeze cocktail.
My day was quite nice, sedate but nice, made some pastry cases and froze them, took fat Wooster to the hydrotherapy spa, went for a very late lunch with all the brother and sis in laws and kids - and made a snow man with the little ones.
Andrea 12-03-2006, 09:21 PM After a rubbish start to the day, Sunday has ended quite nice.
I now have a freezer full of fresh cod, compliments of hubby. (who incidently hasn't caught anything for months)
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v76/andreab33/fish.jpg
Note: my baccy tin is there cause hubby insisted that you need something to guage the size of the fish by?!?!
Dolores 12-03-2006, 09:26 PM After a rubbish start to the day, Sunday has ended quite nice.
I now have a freezer full of fresh cod, compliments of hubby. (who incidently hasn't caught anything for months)
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v76/andreab33/fish.jpg
Note: my baccy tin is there cause hubby insisted that you need something to guage the size of the fish by?!?!
most excellent fish, Andrea.
Big wow :yahoo: to Mr A. Did he go deep sea fishing for those or was it off a pier? I'm mightily impressed ... hey i may even get the rod and bait box out this weekend!
Andrea 12-03-2006, 09:28 PM Just off the beach Dol.
There hasn't been any fish around for ages.
Seems like the cod have come in now.
So guess what................he's off again on Tuesday cause he's got some bait left!:wacko:
Bella 13-03-2006, 08:16 AM Well done to Mr A, Andrea! I do love fish but it has to come completey gutted and filleted, ta very much!
I am just off to get on a bus to take me to my friend's house and pick up my car that I left there on Saturday night. She lives about 6 miles from me, and the snow is worse out there so I hoping that I don't have dig too much!
I'll probably pop into the nearby Tescos before I head home. Abbie finishes nursery at 12.45 so as long as I home for then, there is no worries.
Bonsai 13-03-2006, 08:24 AM Well done to Mr A, Andrea! I do love fish but it has to come completey gutted and filleted, ta very much!.
Im exactly the same as you Bella. I adore fish, but i couldnt 'prepare' it.
Im the same with rabbit, pheasant etc ... Someone else has to do the grotty job for me.
msgirl 13-03-2006, 01:43 PM I have housework and then work-work today...pulled muscle is about 50% better today. I was moaning and nearly screaming when I moved to my right all weekend. WILL NOT be picking up anyone today!!!!
Andrea 13-03-2006, 02:20 PM Today I have done my last shift on the ward I've been doing my placement on.
I have school tomorrow, then two weeks to finish off my assignments and hand them in.
Then I start doing what they call "consolidation period" on the dialysis unit.
Basically they want us to keep working until we get our registration through. More cheap labour if you ask me.
And I could have picked the kids up from school but they just love going to the childminder that I thought I couldn't deprive them, so I've had to make do with staying home on my own in a quiet house for a while.
Critique 13-03-2006, 02:27 PM I've been feeding and having cuddles with my baby grandson, Alfie - aaaah! Amazing what a difference a few weeks make. He's not all floppy and fragile now and I didn't feel all fingers and thumbs like I did when he was first born.
He's ummm 9 weeks now and smiling and making little noises. :)
Bonsai 13-03-2006, 03:48 PM That sounds lovely Crit.
Today has been ok. I have been busy and the day has whizzed by.
I got myself in a muddle with the accounts, and lost the will to live once or twice - but i dont think things are too bad now.
Everyone else has gone home, and im here all alone .... what mischief can i get up to ?
Seabreeze 13-03-2006, 04:09 PM My day has consisted of worrying about Mr. Breeze who has been in court the last 3 weeks (jury duty before anyone asks). He has found the last few days very stressful as all the jurors have been intimidated by the accussed family and friends. It got to the point where the court send them all home in taxis and were told to always take different routes. Today he has arrived home in one piece and we are now having a few drinks to destress him. For once he will be glad to get back to work.
I've been working! Just the usual sort of Monday - nothing exciting!
This wasn't meant to go on to the next day, I thought I made that clear in the off set.
So can you all desist posting now.
Unless you are referring to yestday, thats ok.
Or something that is continuing on from yesterday etc.
But new posts about monday with no connection what so ever about sunday are banned.
This wasn't meant to go on to the next day, I thought I made that clear in the off set.
So can you all desist posting now.
Unless you are referring to yestday, thats ok.
Or something that is continuing on from yesterday etc.
But new posts about monday with no connection what so ever about sunday are banned.
Ah - but this thread is in the Coffee Lounge - I thought it was fair game :naughty:
Critique 13-03-2006, 06:27 PM It says "what are you doing today?". You should have said "what are you doing today Sunday March the 12th?" :naughty:
Now you will just have to hear about every day because nobody bothers to read the first post any more ;)
It says "what are you doing today?". You should have said "what are you doing today Sunday March the 12th?" :naughty:
Now you will just have to hear about every day because nobody bothers to read the first post any more ;)
Sounds good to me Crit http://www.cheesebuerger.de/images/smilie/teufel/e074.gif
It says "what are you doing today?". You should have said "what are you doing today Sunday March the 12th?" :naughty:
Now you will just have to hear about every day because nobody bothers to read the first post any more ;)
Haydon..HAYDON!!!
No you are all mad you see, you can't have a post about TODAY that stretches over months, even a life time...no thats far to Terry P. What you should be doing is setting up a new thread each morning, the first on sets up Today...14th March then you can post about that day. The next day you would set up for example. Today...15th March, or 15th March Today etc etc.
SEE SEE SEE!!!
Obviously Jakeyboy or dot dot dash as he is currently known and MS will have to join in what ever time zone suits them. I'm sure they won't feel patronised by this, I suggest they go by which date is on THEIR CALENDER. Maybe they could post current pictures that are on their calenders to help us understand about George Bush?
Critique 13-03-2006, 06:50 PM Haydon..HAYDON!!!
No you are all mad you see, you can't have a post about TODAY that stretches over months, even a life time...no thats far to Terry P.
Calm down Cattykins - of course you can. Otherwise we'll have to have a new thread every day for "What's for dinner today?" and "Some Chattage Tonight" and it would all get out of hand and far too messy.
You opened this can of worms and you will just have to wriggle along - unless you've got a ruddy great padlock :devil:
You're not complaining about this thread going off topic are you Cat?:whistling:
Calm down Cattykins - of course you can. Otherwise we'll have to have a new thread every day for "What's for dinner today?" and "Some Chattage Tonight" and it would all get out of hand and far too messy.
You opened this can of worms and you will just have to wriggle along - unless you've got a ruddy great padlock :devil:
Are you sure Critters, I just feel its madnes in a pot waiting to explode.
:wallbash:
You're not complaining about this thread going off topic are you Cat?:whistling:
Oh lordy no. I like off topic, indeed I do - in its place with people I don't know so as not to cause offence.
:kid:
Critique 13-03-2006, 06:55 PM Are you sure Critters, I just feel its madnes in a pot waiting to explode.
:wallbash:
No worries, it will just take its place in the long line of pots waiting to explode and we will just wait and see which one explodes first - OK?
maxine 14-03-2006, 09:08 AM What I should be doing today is cleaning, shopping, washing and ironing...
Bonsai 14-03-2006, 09:36 AM Boring day for me today. I have 3 pension annuities to sort out .... as well as all the other dreary stuff.
Roll on tonight when i can tuck into a Bacardi and Coke.
Patsy 14-03-2006, 09:43 AM Roll on tonight when i can tuck into a Bacardi and Coke.
You're so Rock 'n Roll, intcha Bons? :laugh:
Once againg I have been at work - tonight though I'm going to see "Jerry Springer - The Opera" at the theatre - for free as well!!
Hope I can get past all the protesters :D
floopy 14-03-2006, 05:12 PM Today I took my mum and her two cat to the vets so the cats could have their boosters. Then I went shopping, then I came home and played with the small people and made lunch. Then me and Eddie went to the docs to have his 3rd injections (he actually laughed when the nurse stuck the needle in his thigh - I think he is the devil's child, truly), then the library, then home to read said library books with Gigi.
I simply don't have time to go back to work.!
maxine 14-03-2006, 05:15 PM I think he is the devil's child, truly
So that makes either you or Cockers the devil then. I know who my money's on.:whistling:
floopy 14-03-2006, 05:16 PM So that makes either you or Cockers the devil then. I know who my money's on.
I am merely the grail, the cup, the vessel. :pimp:
Post at your own peril.:ranting:
floopy 14-03-2006, 07:46 PM Shut up stupid.:pimp:
Shut up stupid.:pimp:
*Cat spins round on her classy kitten heals and storms out the room, growling under her breadth...I will revenge oh yes......she walks down the street as the mist envlopes her, her long black shawl cloak like in the evening mist, finally she disappears totally in the shroud of the early evening dusk *
*Cat spins round on her classy kitten heals and storms out the room, growling under her breadth...I will revenge oh yes......she walks down the street as the mist envlopes her, her long black shawl cloak like in the evening mist, finally she disappears totally in the shroud of the early evening dusk *
How wide is she then?:bag:
Patsy 14-03-2006, 08:46 PM I hope you're not being pedantic, Buzz. That's soooooo last season.
I hope you're not being pedantic, Buzz. That's soooooo last season.
No, just curious..
pfheeeeeerrrrr
Fee For All 18-03-2006, 04:15 PM Today I've mopped up the outpourings of an incontinent dishwasher; kicked its sorry dead-motor ar$e, and gone out and bought a new one.
To be delivered early next week. When our road is closed for tree surgery :wallbash:
Quick rethink needed.
Today I went ito town first thing - went to Fopp and bought a heap of T Rex CDS. I then went to ASDA with my son - and a whole heap of recycling! We both did our shopping. Then I went and picked up a bit of our set for Orkney that needed fixing and fixed it. I've just made some lentil soup - and fed the cats.
What a full and exciting life I lead :unsure:
Dolores 18-03-2006, 04:34 PM i've read my book practically all day today! I made some breakfast for my son and his friend then had a bath with my book, then got out got dressed and sat down with my book til lunchtime, made them a sandwich then got back into my book, at about 3pm I decided we needed some fresh air so we went for a walk down the beach ... it was bloody freezing!
have come back an hour ago and just browsed on the pc. will make shepherd's pie for tea in a minute!
Fee For All 18-03-2006, 04:36 PM I've made lentil soup today too Rob.
They didn't tell me this is what it would be like, way back when. :evilmad:
Today I was awakend at the ungodly hour of 6am, by the two youngest children piling into bed with me cos they both felt ill. Middle one made what we thought was a miraculous recovery in time to play football, got onto the pitch played for 10 mins and promptly came off because he was too ill to play (which I had tried to convince him of at 6.30am). Took him to the Drs and he has a viral infection very similar to his brother, so I have spent the rest of the day answering the pathetic cries of 'mummmm'.....
Dolores 18-03-2006, 06:11 PM Today I was awakend at the ungodly hour of 6am, by the two youngest children piling into bed with me cos they both felt ill. Middle one made what we thought was a miraculous recovery in time to play football, got onto the pitch played for 10 mins and promptly came off because he was too ill to play (which I had tried to convince him of at 6.30am). Took him to the Drs and he has a viral infection very similar to his brother, so I have spent the rest of the day answering the pathetic cries of 'mummmm'.....
oooh sympathetic nurse Buzz to the rescue :glare: . you and TE should get together and write a book!!!
Quiet day today. Woke up 6.30ish and read book (Memoires of a Geisha) for an hour or so, decided to treat the boys to dippy egg and soldiers for breaky, the distribution of the consumation of eggs was thus:
Sam 4 eggs
Freddie 3 eggs
Ross 3 eggs
Me 3 eggs
Basil 2 eggs.
I have an innate gift for boiling eggs, I can't explain it.
Then I cut Freddies hair and gave him a bath.
Next on the exciting agenda was Tesco's - I was hoping to go and visit mum and dad, but they were going out. Came back from Tesco's and had lunch - Ross beans on toast and me chicken soup. Sam had already had his as he didn't come to Tesco's and Freddie had fallen asleep.
I then settled down to some college homework which I have stopped now, not finished stopped - there is a difference.
I am now going to start cooking Chicken Fajitas for tea.
Later I will be watching Beauty and Geek and ANTM as fell asleep before the end of both during the week.
Do you know sometimes I am so dull I could poke myself in the eye with a sharp object just to check I am still alive.
Dolores 18-03-2006, 06:24 PM what a lot of eggs consumed in the cat household this morning!
I'm glad that Basil got to get a couple ... does he like them hard boiled or soft boiled?
He dosn't give a flying toss Dollybird. He's a labrador, he will eat sh!t and often does. He also enjoyed some soldiers, but he didn't dip them he just wolfed them down in a doggy manner.
mazwad 18-03-2006, 07:58 PM Went into town this morning to buy an anniversary present for brother and sil, its their Ruby wedding tomorrow. Decided on some solar lights for their garden as they were going cheap in Robert Dyas. We took them round there on the way home only to find out the already had a load in the garden that my brother bought at the end of last year. Unobservant little me hadn't noticed them.
They said a few more would be nice but I think they were just being polite but at least we remembered. When Crit gets to this bit she will be thinking oh ****** unless SIL dropped any hints to her. I found it really difficult to find a card as they are always arguing and all the cards were gushy about being happy together, where are the ones saying ok well you have done well to stick it out this long may as well carry on for a bit longer.
Went on to visit son and dil, she coloured my hair for me and then the grandchildren asked to come home with us. They weren't on their best behaviour arguing and fighting, roll on the summer when we can chuck them outside. Fed them and Mr M took them home as I wanted to get on with making a bread pudding, it is now in the oven and my kitchen has a nice aroma of mixed spice.
Andrea 18-03-2006, 08:26 PM I've just been watching (sad that I am) kids stars in their eyes and the little kid that got in the final as a wild card won it.
Singing, George Formby, my little stick of Blackpool Rock!!!:shocking:
Then after the results are in he tells everyone that it's the George Formby appreciation week this week, so we know why he won then!
I think the young girl singing Chritina Aguilara should have won, she had a wonderful voice, but what do I know.
Patsy 18-03-2006, 09:18 PM Today I went into town to buy birthday cards and treat for youngest for good behaviour at school (he's costing us a fortune). Came back, made and ate lunch (yes I did both, don't faint). Took us all off to the rugby club to meet friends and watch rugby. I was on driving duty, so only had a couple of pints. Took youngest off to birthday party and missed most of the first half of the game, :evilmad: not happy about that. England lost, even less happy about that. Ferried very drunk friend with torn cruciat (sp?) ligament home, picked up chinese, ate same and am now here.
Tomorrow I shall mostly be doing nothing.
Critique 18-03-2006, 10:50 PM Went into town this morning to buy an anniversary present for brother and sil, its their Ruby wedding tomorrow. Decided on some solar lights for their garden as they were going cheap in Robert Dyas. We took them round there on the way home only to find out the already had a load in the garden that my brother bought at the end of last year. Unobservant little me hadn't noticed them.
They said a few more would be nice but I think they were just being polite but at least we remembered. When Crit gets to this bit she will be thinking oh ****** unless SIL dropped any hints to her. I found it really difficult to find a card as they are always arguing and all the cards were gushy about being happy together, where are the ones saying ok well you have done well to stick it out this long may as well carry on for a bit longer.
I'm taking said SIL at her word that she didn't want any presents :D Now I'm off to watch The Out of Towners - it's the Goldie Hawn/Steve Martin one (remake of the old Jack Lemon/Sandy Dennis version) if I can stay awake long enough cos I keep falling asleep.
oooh sympathetic nurse Buzz to the rescue :glare: . you and TE should get together and write a book!!!
Are you casting aspertions on my ability to be sympathetic??
and for your information I have got THREE ill people to look after now!! Mr B has got the lurg now, and I can tell you it's not good:wallbash:
Cockney 19-03-2006, 09:37 AM Are you casting aspertions on my ability to be sympathetic??
and for your information I have got THREE ill people to look after now!! Mr B has got the lurg now, and I can tell you it's not good:wallbash:
There always ill in your house Buzz is it your cooking ?
Bonsai 19-03-2006, 10:20 AM Today has been busy so far.
I got up at 8:30am, had a cuppa then did the washing up, hoovered throughout the house, cleaned the bathroom, hoovered the walls and ceiling due to some cobwebs, dusted throughout, tidied as i went and i have just got some Mr.Muscle on the TV surround as it was smothered in sticky soot from the fire.
I am not having a break on here and wishing i could go to the pub lunchtime ... but that all depends on Mr.B.
It is HIS turn to walk the dog and he needs to do it before we go out to the pub. On a few occasions he has said 'lets go out and when we get back i will take him out'. Being a fool i say ok, and then when we get home he cant be bothered .... and so I end up taking him :evilmad:
The last time he did this to me i promised the dog that we would never go to the pub before he has his walk.
maxine 19-03-2006, 10:49 AM I'm off out to a posh restaurant for lunch. Taking the MIL out for mother's day before they hike their prices up next week! Moi, tight?
mazwad 19-03-2006, 11:53 AM Read for a bit this morning then did a bit of washing. Have just spent 2 hours sorting through MIL's paperwork that was stuffed into two large handbags. Condensed it down to a small pile as there were ten years worth of receipts to chuck. We don't think she will return home so there is lots of sorting out to do.
I had to do this when my mum went in to a nursing home and hated going through her things while she was still alive it doesn't feel right somehow and I get all choked up.
This afternoon I shall be going to the hospital to visit her and taking her a piece of bread pudding to see if it comes up to her standards. At least it will give me something to chat about as it gets difficult after a while because her responses are few and far between.
This evening we shall be visiting my brother and sil to toast their anniversary but won't stay long as Mr M becomes one of the employed again tomorrow and will need a clear head also it will be bloddy boring.
I hope Crit has been roped in to go too.
There always ill in your house Buzz is it your cooking ?
Actually, you know we are generally one of the healthiest bunch I know. My kids don't get sickness bugs or colds, but since January it has been one thing after another. These stupid bloody viruses that hang around and hang around, this is what all three of the 'poorlies' have got.
So in answer to your question you cheeky bleeder - no it's not my cooking!:glare:
Critique 19-03-2006, 12:57 PM .................................................. ................
I hope Crit has been roped in to go too.
Yes, I'll drag meself there to keep you company :angel_not (What's the earliest we can leave? ;) ) We can't even be partners in a crafty cigarette now :( Still, you'll be allowed to sit with the clean non-smokers while I huddle in the conservatory with the blokes :unsure:
mazwad 19-03-2006, 04:30 PM Well I may just go and inhale if only for the company. Pleased you are going too and we shall be off by 10 no later.
:cold: brrrr its been chilly here.
I cooked all morning, had friends round for lunch and then took the dogs onto the moors. The big fat Wooster caught his very first rabbit, he was so proud of himself, I didn't have the heart to tell him it was already dead!!
maxine 19-03-2006, 05:52 PM I'm off out to a posh restaurant for lunch. Taking the MIL out for mother's day before they hike their prices up next week! Moi, tight?
God, I'd forgotten how much my mother in law talks! And mainly about her next door neighbour's son's girlfriend's teacher's sister's hernia op! If you get my meaning.:wacko:
Well today I took the boys over to see their Nana and gave her her Mothers Day Card and Pressy.
Yes I Know now.:wallbash:
Patsy 19-03-2006, 06:10 PM Larf! She didn't though, did she, so it doesn't matter.
Did she like it?
Well today I took the boys over to see their Nana and gave her her Mothers Day Card and Pressy.
Yes I Know now.:wallbash:
Oh God bless you. You are very excited at having them near aren't you?
Shall I write down when Christmas is for you?
Oh God bless you. You are very excited at having them near aren't you?
Shall I write down when Christmas is for you?
Yes please. And the rest.
We gave her the cards and she ate the chocolate, then we put the cards back for next week. I shall take flowers.
Yes please. And the rest.
We gave her the cards and she ate the chocolate, then we put the cards back for next week. I shall take flowers.
And she will be absolutely delighted with the card all over again next week!
Larf! She didn't though, did she, so it doesn't matter.
Did she like it?
No she didn't larf and she couldn't hear it. I didn't know she was hard of hearing!!
However we did larf anyway. You have too, or else you die inside.
Dolores 19-03-2006, 06:36 PM I've been in bed all day ... only just got up an hour ago. I was so poorly and my son bless him made me scrambled eggs for lunch! wish he could iron his school uniform then he'd be perfect!
I'm feeling a lot better now ... already for work tomorrow! :evilmad:
Patsy 19-03-2006, 06:38 PM I was larfing at you getting the wrong day, you twonk.
And she will be absolutely delighted with the card all over again next week!
no she won't, she hated them anyway. So we just ate them all up.
She wanted to to leave to the Thimble Factory and I said I didnt' want too I was talking to Dad, she told me to sod off then and marched agressively into the connecting lounge, hit the wall and came back. Come on then she said, No I'm talking to dad. Sod off the lot of you she said....and back to the dining room wall and so on. For an hour.
Tis another world
no she won't, she hated them anyway. So we just ate them all up.
She wanted to to leave to the Thimble Factory and I said I didnt' want too I was talking to Dad, she told me to sod off then and marched agressively into the connecting lounge, hit the wall and came back. Come on then she said, No I'm talking to dad. Sod off the lot of you she said....and back to the dining room wall and so on. For an hour.
Tis another world
Yes, but that doesn't mean she won't be delighted with the card next week does it? Next week she will love it and the thimble factory will be closed down.
Coastie 20-03-2006, 05:34 AM I shall be sleeping all day today! :sleep:
Andrea 20-03-2006, 09:39 AM Finishing off my second assignment.
I am currently searching for references regarding confidentiality.
Well once I get off here I will be:bag:
I was working - now I've got to go and make a tape backup of our sound cues - no minidisc player in Orkney apparently!!
Dolores 20-03-2006, 07:34 PM I was working - now I've got to go and make a tape backup of our sound cues - no minidisc player in Orkney apparently!!
will you be seeing Cameron from Big Brother?!!
I doubt it - he spends a lot of his time in Aberdeen - I've bumped into him at the odd "theatrical" party here though!
msgirl 23-03-2006, 02:44 AM I've had a very emotional last night and today. I've just cried at the drop of a hat and I've finally taken a Valium I dug up from somewhere as my eyes are swollen and my nose is raw and if I cry one more drop they'll just have to catch me with the big butterfly net!!:sad: :cry: :unsure:
I've gotten offered 2 jobs today but both involve complicated circumstances and that makes me even more sad...I must go on before the water works begin.
Critique 23-03-2006, 07:54 AM Awwww MSGirl - you need one of these :hug: and lots of :wub: Hope your problems sort themelves out. :wink_kiss
Bonsai 23-03-2006, 08:20 AM I've had a very emotional last night and today. I've just cried at the drop of a hat and I've finally taken a Valium I dug up from somewhere as my eyes are swollen and my nose is raw and if I cry one more drop they'll just have to catch me with the big butterfly net!!:sad: :cry: :unsure:
I've gotten offered 2 jobs today but both involve complicated circumstances and that makes me even more sad...I must go on before the water works begin.
Awwww MS Girl - i hope everything works out for you. Keep us updated on the job front.
Today should be an easier day for me after a relatively hectic but fun week at work. My boss is in Manchester for the next few days, so i can work at my own pace.
This evening im going out with a friend to a pub i havent tried yet ... so a mini adventure :kid:
Critique 23-03-2006, 09:06 AM On Thursdays I usually meet my SIL and we go for a mooch round the shops. I've had to cancel 3 weeks running because I felt so rotten.
Feel better to day but had a phone call from the SIL in Wales last night. They are going to a funeral in Reading on Friday. They're not sure if it's just the 2 of them going or if 2 other family members are going as well. If the others are going they will drive straight there and straight back again. If it's just the 2 of them they will "pop in" and see us on their way home :(
I've had to cancel outing with SIL yet again because if they do pop in I would be too ashamed to let them see how I've let this place go while I've been unwell :blush: So I shall have to spend today hoovering the cobwebs off the hall and stairs, clearing out the spare room of grandson's junk (because I can't see them going home once they get here - they'll probably stay overnight at least and might even stay the weekend) and having a general clean up.
I also have this awful feeling that if the other 2 family members drop out, they might just decide to come today and stay over, so that they haven't got so far to travel tomorrow :(
So Mazza, if you see this, you might be seeing your Bruv and SIL this weekend (or you might not :wacko: )
It's not that I don't want to see them, it's just that a bit more notice would have been appreciated and I might work my proverbials off for nothing. Oh well, it's a good incentive to get off my big fat rear end and do some boring old housework.
Tigereye 23-03-2006, 10:23 AM ah crit - sure even if they don't come the place will look mega and you'll feel happier.
And the shops will still be there next week.
And think of the money you've saved by not going!! :thumbsup:
I'm doing fek all today.
excellent.
msgirl 23-03-2006, 03:28 PM Thanks Crit and Bonnie:wub: Getting ready for work now, will fill you in later!:unsure:
Critique 23-03-2006, 11:53 PM ah crit - sure even if they don't come the place will look mega and you'll feel happier.
And the shops will still be there next week.
And think of the money you've saved by not going!! :thumbsup:
I'm doing fek all today.
excellent.
Well my efforts weren't wasted because they are coming. I'm so glad I did it all today otherwise I would be panicking now. They won't be here til late afternoon so I have plenty of time to do the last minute bits (done an online shop so we have plenty of food in). They'll probably stay the weekend so don't want to be running out of things.
At least I won't be shattered by the time they get here and will have time to tidy myself up too :)
Andrea 29-03-2006, 12:51 PM I've just been up to the school of nursing to hand in my assignments.
Well there's nothing more I can do now except wait.:unsure:
They get marked internally then externally, then they have to go to the university exam board, which apparently doesn't meet now until June. Who on earth set this course up to miss the exam board just gone:wallbash:
Anyway, called into the renal unit at the main hospital, and I shall soon be earning money:yahoo:
I have to do 75 'consolidation' hours for my course, so I'm doing that on the unit and will start after Easter. Will be working full shifts, full time for 2 weeks. Arrgggh!
No more ladies wot lunch for me!
Then they are going to employ me as an auxilliary and wait for my exam results to come back and then my nursing registration to come through.
But starting the end of April I shall be working full time (even though as an auxilliary) then as a staff nurse!
floopy 03-04-2006, 02:51 PM I went back to work today. In fact I'm here now, at my old desk, surrounded by all my old bits and pieces.
Spent most of the day catching up on gossip and going hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiyyyyyya a lot, but now starts the serious task of fixing all the damage that the muppet-temp did while I was away.
I did miss my little ones a bit and I can't wait to get home, but all in all I'm glad to be back. Well, back for 2 days cos we finish at lunchtime tomorrow for the easter holidays.
Yeehaw :cool:
Dolores 03-04-2006, 08:01 PM I went back to work today. In fact I'm here now, at my old desk, surrounded by all my old bits and pieces.
Spent most of the day catching up on gossip and going hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiyyyyyya a lot, but now starts the serious task of fixing all the damage that the muppet-temp did while I was away.
glad you had a good first day back Floopy.
it is always best to have a crap temp in though isn't it!
Fee For All 03-04-2006, 09:55 PM In fact I'm here now, at my old desk, surrounded by all my old bits and pieces.
So Cockney went too, did he? :pimp:
Did your kiddlies miss you?
floopy 04-04-2006, 07:25 AM They did miss me, yes, Eddie had refused to sleep all day in protest, then gurgled for an hour oncwe I got home; Gigi decided to try to fit in a whole day's activities into the two and a half hours she had before bedtime. :glare:
Cockers was asleep on the sofa within 15 minutes of my arrival :pimp:
Bonsai 04-04-2006, 09:21 AM Hopefully today will be quite a restful one.
My boss is out of the office all day - for the first time in weeks. Im sick of seeing the bloke. It nice to get on with the work you need to do without him breathing down my ear.
Tonight i have a Tesco delivery turning up. It wont come until 8pm ish so i might try and take the woofer for a walk before then (unless its raining).
I am waiting and waiting and waiting for a skip to turn up that they said would be here this morning! We are rapidly running out of 'this morning' and I am rapidly running out of patience. I mean how difficult is it?
I shall spend the rest of the day filling said skip with crap from the garage, shed and my bedroom.
I shall then probably collapse.
Tigereye 04-04-2006, 10:40 AM Boss is away - again - until next tuesday, so what I should be doing is the three month fiscal reports, VAT reports, projections for next three months and customer statements for March.
What I am doing is eating meusli, drinking tea, listening to the radio and am just about to do daily quiz......
Andrea 04-04-2006, 01:37 PM Been tidying up, yes shock horror, me tidying up.
Well in two weeks time I'm gonna be at work so I thought I better make the house look a bit decent before I start. Oh and brother is coming down for easter so I've got to somehow move all the crap that's been dumped in the back bedroom (and dump it somewhere else) so that they can have a bed to sleep in:w00t:
Did the lounge yesterday and dining room today.
Bella 04-04-2006, 04:44 PM We've spent the day at Stirling Castle and it was pretty impressive! We joined Historic Scotland at the weekend and were at Linlithgow Palace (birthplace of Mary, Queen of Scots) at the weekend! I love historical stuff and it was quite thought-provoking to look over the walls of Stirling Castle and imagine the Battle Of Stirling and Bannockburn taking place.
We have got 18 months of membership, so we are going to be all castled, palaced and historied out very soon!
It was a glorious day as well and got fabulous views of Ben Lomond and the mountain-tops are still covered in snow!
Just waiting for my Tesco delivery so I can prepare birthday lunch for my parents & my sister with her kids who are coming tomorrow!
And going to watch Hustle tonight! :D
Andrea 04-04-2006, 10:37 PM And going to watch Hustle tonight! :D
Hustle! Tonight! that's not on tonight is it?
Have I missed one?:unsure:
Coastie 05-04-2006, 04:17 AM And so today I shall be doing alot of this :sleepy: and some of this :tv_happy: before returning to work and doing some of this :mellow:
Critique 05-04-2006, 07:51 AM I shall be swigging Lemsip all day cos I've got another flipping sore throat and feel lousy.
The workmen are busy doing the pointing of the brickword outside so everything is covered in a thick layer of dust. I shall be making copious cups of tea for them.
I've been informed that we are due for a change of electricity meter so that's exciting. I'm probably just being suspicious but we didn't ask for a new one and it makes me wonder if they are going to "tweak" it so that we get less electricity for our money.
Have a good day everyone.
Bella 05-04-2006, 08:30 AM Hustle! Tonight! that's not on tonight is it?
Have I missed one?:unsure:
No, you are right Andrea - check out the Hustle thread on TV, you'll see what I mean!
My parents, my sister &her kids are coming for lunch. It was my mum's birthday at the weekend but today was the only day we could all get together. Me & the kids have made a chocolate cake (it is in the oven as I type) and they can't wait to get their teeth into it. We are going to decorate it with maltesers.
Going to prepare the veg and smash up the ritz biscuits for the kid's chicken nuggets.
It is a really nice day here today, so if mum is up to it hopefully we might manage a wee walk round the Botanics later.
Crit, I sympathise with your sore throat hope it gets better!
Andrea 06-04-2006, 12:20 PM Well another room down, 4 to go.
Have tidied up our bedroom and the hall, stairs and landing today.
And why oh why did I decide to put some cleaning spray in the oven a while ago. It now means I've got to go and do some scrubbing.
I'm a good scrubber me you know:w00t:
floopy 06-04-2006, 02:50 PM Today there was a photographer at our toddler group, so we took the smalls along to get snapped, only the company are called Little Urchins, so all photos are done in sepia old fashioned pinafore and waistcoat stylee.
Gigi looked like Alice in Wonderland and Eddie, well, Eddie looked like an old fat bloke in a waistcoat :ninja: .
Can't wait to see the proofs, they'll be excellent blackmail for when they're older :devil:
Bonsai 10-04-2006, 08:05 PM I had a good day today - although it was kinda hectic.
I had the day off, and went back to Essex to meet a friend and have my hair cut / highlighted. She cooked me a wonderful lunch too.
I then went to see my parents, which was wonderful.
I got home at 6:15pm, rubbed down some paintwork, whipped up a culinary masterpiece and now im here.
My life is one big party :laugh:
Critique 11-04-2006, 02:14 PM Spent today and, for the foreseeable future, will be trying to get brick dust off of and out of everything, nasty, gritty stuff (see DYJHIW if this makes no sense to you).
Tigereye 11-04-2006, 03:05 PM Boss is back from holidays so I'm spending most of the time hiding under the desk as he storms around the place......:unsure:
Spent the morning tidying up after son no 2 had been left by himself for a week - and then the afternoon in the pub - may go back later :beer:
Bonsai 11-04-2006, 05:29 PM Boss is back from holidays so I'm spending most of the time hiding under the desk as he storms around the place......:unsure:
My boss is going away tomorrow until next Wed, so i get 3 working days being able to do my work at a speed i want to work at. Bliss.
Im also in the office on my own tomorrow .... for at least the morning.
Im also in the office on my own tomorrow .... for at least the morning.
Do you know I don't actually like being in my office on my own.:( I like it when I have got company and someone to make me tea...
Bonsai 11-04-2006, 06:49 PM Do you know I don't actually like being in my office on my own.:( I like it when I have got company and someone to make me tea...
I much prefer it on my own. You might feel the same way if you had to work with my colleague !!! I can make numerous cups of tea ... just for me, and eat biscuits without sharing. Blissful.
I can make numerous cups of tea ... just for me, and eat biscuits without sharing. Blissful.
But theres the rub Bons, YOU have to make the tea!! When there is someone esle there, there is nothing better than a cuppa just appearing on the desk..and so if Cat isn't in, I usually coerce the Head Teacher into sitting at her desk:pimp:
Bonsai 12-04-2006, 08:38 AM But theres the rub Bons, YOU have to make the tea!! When there is someone esle there, there is nothing better than a cuppa just appearing on the desk..and so if Cat isn't in, I usually coerce the Head Teacher into sitting at her desk:pimp:
The thing is though - i work in a small office, and only myself and my colleague make the tea / coffee. So if its my turn you have to collect mugs, wash them, make coffee for five people and then distribute again. I do it once a day, colleague does it once a day. We cant be ars*ed to do it anymore than that.
If im alone though i just have to worry about me and my needs.
Critique 12-04-2006, 08:53 AM Workmen, dust, cups of tea :(
Aondeag 12-04-2006, 12:15 PM Just been to a photo exhibition here at work...of Samuel Beckett photos.
All black and white...all craggy....all remarkably interesting.
It's kind of a doss day today and tomorrow.....(but don't tell my boss.)
I've had a dull but busy day. Woke up with a start reminded of the 1000's of things I've got to do - in general.
7am came down and made cuppa and cleared up, took drink and exam paper back to bed to study, 9.20am kids wake up. Still in bed but working on practise exam paper instruct them on clothes for their trip to Holland tomorrow. 11am we all get dressed and take Freddie to Nursery then plough on into town to buy uniform for Sam and Ross. Back home pack suit case with piles of previously placed clothes - hoover bedroom, put 4th load of washing in and cook lunch. Fish finger sarnies - Ross came up with a poser during lunch - "why do vegetarians think its OK to eat fish"...I don't know why, does anyone? Whilst they are eating their lunch I cook tea - spag bol.
2pm - sort our drawers for children and self and discard clothes that can't sell or make use off, water plants (this takes up to half an hour I have loads), remove some plants that have an infestation that I have given up trying to beat (shame an 8ft umbrella plant) - put it in a corner in the garden to die a dignified death before it infests my other plants.
4pm - Do banking that has been stashed under desk for work - 4.45 take to bank - bank shut. Go and pick up Freddie from Nursery - see friend who's dad has just died and she is flying to the West Indies tomorrow (Bev Buzz). Had comforting chat with her.
Home - dusted around unawares with an Apricot and Jasmine airfreshner - thought it had a strong wiff, cleared some more debree from this room and rubbed down mould from walls in front room that huge plant had hidden.
Brother comes round and we chat about things whilst I grab the opportunity to give self a pedicure being that I am wearing sandals more and more in public now.
6.30pm - crack open beer and give up all hope.
Things I still have to do at home:
-no more hoover bags - buy some
- bulbs bought - plant them
- bulbs in lighting - replace them
- ironing do some
- touch up skirting in front room
- wash paintwork in front room
- sweep and tidy up garden
- trim back clematis URGENTLY it is budding and bent over
- mow lawn (or is it too early)
- look after mad mum for desperate dad
- get ****ed
Things I have to do for college:
- complete about 20 exam papers in the next 3 weeks (each takes about 3 hours)
Things I have to do for work in the next 2 weeks:
- plan the next 3 years budget on my own
All of this and be a wife and mother (OK forget the wife bit, just the mother...but there are 3 of them...3...one is only 3)
I am getting a little stressie can you tell.
Do I get an award for this being the dullest post from Dulldome?
SmellyCat 12-04-2006, 06:46 PM Get thee thy beer down thy neck PDQ.
I did some potting. Seeds, loads of, don't know what's in what pot.
Went to pesky teskies with mother - not as enjoyable as watch with mother was 40 years ago.
Surfed net for Tarzans chimp :wacko: ~ that's before I started on the vodka
Where do I vote for your award Cat?
ps - I had one of them umrella jobs that got mealy bugged to bugg@ary :evilmad:
ps - I had one of them umrella jobs that got mealy bugged to bugg@ary :evilmad:
DID YOU? This is the first time I have been infested like this (excluding sexual derivatives. but not plants..Oh no).
Do they just infect umbrella plants and how?
HOW I ASK YOU SMELLYCAT!
SmellyCat 12-04-2006, 06:55 PM Well I aint no Alan Titmarsh but I'm pretty sure they don't spread by sneezing or feathery contact. Mealys are slow, so your other plants will be safe, unless they have been sleeping a long slow sleep together.
But how did they get their in the first place - they are like flat tan/brown specs that make the plant over produce sap in defence aren't they.
I got this plant 4 years ago from a person who said it had got too big for them, it has been happy here until about 6 months ago. Do humans carry mealy worm - do you think it could have been done deliberately, should I call the police?
SmellyCat 12-04-2006, 07:15 PM Call the police .... call the police
sounds like rust/scale not mealy and you've just abandoned a plant to die .... somebody call the p o l i c e ... then again it could be Corky Scab - in which case you have to burn your house and all it's contents.
WHY is there not a forum for plant lovers? ... :wink2:
Call the police .... call the police
sounds like rust/scale not mealy and you've just abandoned a plant to die .... somebody call the p o l i c e ... then again it could be Corky Scab - in which case you have to burn your house and all it's contents.
WHY is there not a forum for plant lovers? ... :wink2:
Look they are like little flecks of rust that the eye cant see move - but they do move oh yes. So what do I do then I have only just put the plant in the garden, come on don't mock HELP ME AND MY PLANT.
SMELLY CAT HOW DO I RID MYSELF OF FESTATION?
SmellyCat 12-04-2006, 07:38 PM Pee all over the plant. How tall did you say ? 8ft? forget the police and call the fire brigade.. call the fire brigade .. get a hoist over the plant and let it flow ... let it flow.
Let the **** die and get down to BnQ and get another one. Sorted.
Pee all over the plant. How tall did you say ? 8ft? forget the police and call the fire brigade.. call the fire brigade .. get a hoist over the plant and let it flow ... let it flow.
Let the **** die and get down to BnQ and get another one. Sorted.
Yep I agree. Can't be arsed any more..I have put it in the yard of death, for a few days it will look like healthy foilage from my middle room window, then it will die. Don't care.
I am heartless by encouragement.:pimp:
Bonsai 13-04-2006, 12:43 PM I should be hard at it today. I have a load of policies to print off the computer, i have filing to do, i have the accounts (arrrrrrrhhh) to do, i need to finish a wealth report and check up on my annuities.
And have i done any of it .... NO :unsure:
I better make a start fairly soon or i will be in trouble.
Patsy 13-04-2006, 04:40 PM Surfed net for Tarzans chimp :wacko: ~ that's before I started on the vodka
Cheetah. Should've asked me.
I don't do plants, by the by, but I will gladly pee on Cat's plant. Or anything else, actually.
So far today I have spent some time cleaning out a scenery store, getting caught in traffic, going to the tip and then having a late lunch during which copious amounts of wine were drunk!
Bonsai 14-04-2006, 03:53 PM having a late lunch during which copious amounts of wine were drunk!
Sounds good to me. So far i have decorated all day - but ive given up now. Mr.B went to give the landlords son a driving lesson, but due to the bank holiday rush he couldnt get away, but he gave Mr.B £20 anyway as he turned up for no reason, which i thought was nice.
Seabreeze 14-04-2006, 03:59 PM Mr. Breeze just left for his night shift so now it`s just me and the cat and Emmerdale, Corry, Footballers wives from last night and then Hustle.
msgirl 15-04-2006, 05:11 AM I had a lie in and got up and got a shower and went to get the stuff for the boys Easter baskets and grocery shopped and came home and did some laundry and dishes and talked to drunken women on the phone. That's about it. Oh, and I'm catching up on here b/c I've been working so much I've not been able to keep up with the action.
Dolores 16-04-2006, 07:54 PM I got up at 6 a (bleeding) m to go to an early morning church service at my son's sailing club ... I am now officially shattered, on the plus side I think i will sleep well tonight cos I'm so knackered ... which will make a nice change from my recent bouts of insomnia.
GOt up at abut 8.30, tiddled about, inlaws turne d up at 11, went to me sis at 12.30ish aND Proceeded to get quite drunk...and now i am home
Today I am just being tired - after the excesses of last night
msgirl 17-04-2006, 03:35 AM I finished some of the MajorGenerals projects today, piddled around till around 1:00 p.m., got a shower and got dressed, went to the daycare and worked on MY NEW PERMANENT CLASSROOM!!:yahoo: Msboy #1 very politely and adamantly asked to come help me for a little while. Nice bonding time for us as he's been a little stressed and hormonal and moody and so have I. I was very proud he helped his mommy!! After he helped me with the major move outs and arounds, he left and I got down to brass tacks!! It's been so long since I've had my own classroom that I've been so excited to decorate it and do my learning centers and set up shop!! I'll have to post a pic!! I worked for about 5 hours as the other girl was a hoarder and slob and had not the experience of Mrs. Daycare Director/Teacher extroidenaire!!:w00t:
Today is my last day of freedom before I go back to work - so I'm doing as little as possible!
Bonsai 17-04-2006, 09:12 AM I got up and took the dog on an early morning run. It was beautiful outside and sooooo warm and sunny. I walked around in a vest top in the vein hope of getting a tan :wink2:
At midday we are going to a different pub to normal and meeting a couple of friends for a few hours. After that - i dont know. We might go to our normal pub for another few hours, or we might come home and do some more decorating (Mr.B is painting as i type).
Critique 17-04-2006, 09:57 AM Got a plasterer here - joy of joys. Patsy, Cat, anyone feeling the need, put your best slap on and get over here - he's flipping gorgeous :wub:
Seabreeze 17-04-2006, 09:59 AM Got a plasterer here - joy of joys. Patsy, Cat, anyone feeling the need, put your best slap on and get over here - he's flipping gorgeous :wub:
Seabreeze pushes past everyone else and puts on her best "Hello there" and bats eyelashes
Patsy 17-04-2006, 10:44 AM Got a plasterer here - joy of joys. Patsy, Cat, anyone feeling the need, put your best slap on and get over here - he's flipping gorgeous :wub:
How very dare you insinuate I would be interested in a handsome young builder. :glare:
Stick the kettle on, I'll be there in an hour.:
Fee For All 17-04-2006, 01:11 PM Photograph please.
I'm working today - no Easter Monday in Noo Yawk and they should be in work soon. But I'm being paid well for it so hey ho :thumbsup:
Critique 17-04-2006, 01:36 PM Best I could do on the pretext of keeping up my photo-log of work in progress - but as you can see, fit body, nice butt:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v611/liberated60s/plasterer1.jpg
Not a good angle, this one cos he's looking down at his plaster so you can't see the firm set of his chiselled jaw, and when he fixes you with the blue-eyed smile :surrender:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v611/liberated60s/plasterer2.jpg
OK, Ok, maybe I was just happy to have a plasterer but I think he's lovely in a more intellectually good looking way than a rippling muscles kinda good looking. He's very good with a vacuum cleaner and housetrained to take his shoes off too ;)
How fussy are ya Pats? :)
How fussy are ya Pats?
I'm thinking if it's got a pulse she won't pass it up....:ninja:
Nice plasterer by the way. Very professional.
Critique 17-04-2006, 01:53 PM He's got "orbs" - notice those white circles which aren't on the wall really. Remember somebody telling me they were some kind of supernatural phenomenon (I just thought they were something to do with the light reflecting on the camera sometimes)
Seabreeze 17-04-2006, 02:04 PM Well I wouldn`t push him out of bed :bag:
Dolores 17-04-2006, 02:49 PM the last plasterer I had :naughty: sang loudly out of tune and talked far too much, i hope yours is more quiet Crit!
today me and my son have been out in the car up to Portchester Castle for a picnic. it was very nice and very warm, I'm back home now and am deciding between, cleaning out the car; mowing the lawn; staying on here or have a snooze ... which should I do?!
maxine 17-04-2006, 03:31 PM Poor chap, little does he know he's been plastered on the internet for nerdy women to ogle.
Today, I've been really boring and done very little. I only did the ironing cos Mr M has been mowing the lawn and I felt very guilty sitting around doing nothing. He's now asleep on the sofa so I can go back to doing nothing.
I only did the ironing cos Mr M has been mowing the lawn and I felt very guilty sitting around doing nothing.
Why is this do you think? Why do we feel guilty for having a sit down when they are doing something, yet if they are sitting down and we are busy it bothers them not one iota!
Bonsai 17-04-2006, 05:02 PM Why is this do you think? Why do we feel guilty for having a sit down when they are doing something, yet if they are sitting down and we are busy it bothers them not one iota!
That is very very true :mellow:
Got a plasterer here - joy of joys. Patsy, Cat, anyone feeling the need, put your best slap on and get over here - he's flipping gorgeous :wub:
JESU! Only just seen this critters, is he still there?
Ignore the above post, posted in excitment before saw pics. Nice as he may be Critters I think he's a bit rank.
I'll pass on this one....when is your plumber coming, they usually have a way...:rain:
Bonsai 17-04-2006, 05:22 PM little does he know he's been plastered on the internet for nerdy women to ogle..
I resemble that remark :nerd:
Critique 17-04-2006, 05:44 PM Ignore the above post, posted in excitment before saw pics. Nice as he may be Critters I think he's a bit rank.
Your loss. Suffice it to say he went home well satisfied. :laugh:
Seabreeze 17-04-2006, 05:46 PM Your loss. Suffice it to say he went home well satisfied. :laugh:
You hussy you :ohmy:
Fee For All 17-04-2006, 05:51 PM notice those white circles which aren't on the wall really.
Are you sure you didn't get him a bit too excited?:naughty:
Critique 17-04-2006, 05:59 PM Are you sure you didn't get him a bit too excited?:naughty:
:blush:
You hussy you
I paid him well and he was worth every penny ;)
Patsy 17-04-2006, 06:04 PM How fussy are ya Pats?
Akshooolly, I am quite fussy and I'm afraid if he's over 25, I'm not interested these days. Hark at me, like I've got a choice. :sad:
Critique 17-04-2006, 06:17 PM Akshooolly, I am quite fussy and I'm afraid if he's over 25, I'm not interested these days. Hark at me, like I've got a choice. :sad:
Your secret's safe with me Pats ;)
(You left your knickers behind by the way. I won't bother sending them cos they're all ripped )
Patsy 17-04-2006, 06:22 PM Well, what's a girl to do? He said he needed something to wipe his tool on. :huh:
mazwad 17-04-2006, 06:25 PM I have spent all day gardening so the only thing I have pulled today is a weed.
Bonsai 18-04-2006, 08:19 AM I feel a bit low today (although im sure everyone who has gone back to work today feels the same).
I had a smashing weekend, and my lounge is starting to look ... well, like a lounge and i want to continue working on it.
Plus just me and my colleague were in work today - but she text me last night and said she wouldnt be in after all as she had to take her son to an interview (dont ask) so im in here all alone feeling somewhat fed up :sad:
maxine 19-04-2006, 01:31 PM Today I went shopping for a bra but failed to find one that could cope with my droopy tits.
I've become an ebayer and bought a shirt! I'm very excited.
I've just made a pie for dinner.
Next I'm off to the doctors. I know I shouldn't because it's my back and doctors hate backs but I've had it for 3 weeks now and it's wearing me out. Perhaps its something to do with my droopy tits.:sad:
When I get back from the doctors I'm going to put some jam tarts in the oven so that they're warm when the kids get in.
Finally I'm going to do my ironing.
I'm bluddy marvellous aren't I?:bag:
Bonsai 19-04-2006, 01:40 PM Today I went shopping for a bra but failed to find one that could cope with my droopy tits.
Oh Max, you have given me such a laugh :laugh:
I can relate as i havent bought a bra for 4 years .... because i cant get one to fit. maybe i have droopy tits too. Should we start a club ?
Dolores 19-04-2006, 06:14 PM I can relate as i havent bought a bra for 4 years .... because i cant get one to fit. maybe i have droopy tits too. Should we start a club ?
Please, please don't! :laugh:
btw - mine are firm and beautiful ... otherwise I'd consider joining your club!
Bonsai 04-09-2006, 08:22 AM Im running a pub today with Mr.B :w00t:
The landlord at our local (Butley Oyster) had to take today off work for personal reasons, and he asked Mr.B and I if we would run the pub for the day.
We have done an odd shift behind the bar, so we know our way around, but its still blummin nerve wracking because i just KNOW that something will go wrong.
So we do the lunchtime shift starting at midday till about 3:30pm. We then come home for a few hours - and we open up again at 6:30pm tonight until about midnight.
So it will be a long day, but a different one.
Bella 04-09-2006, 08:41 AM Im running a pub today with Mr.B :w00t:
So are you going to be shutting and doing a bit of stock-take Bonnie?!! Does the landlord know what your track record is with alcohol? :wink2:
Bonsai 04-09-2006, 09:01 AM So are you going to be shutting and doing a bit of stock-take Bonnie?!! Does the landlord know what your track record is with alcohol? :wink2:
We arent getting paid for our stint working, so we are allowed to help ourselves to an odd bevvy .... oh dear :wink2:
We arent getting paid for our stint working, so we are allowed to help ourselves to an odd bevvy .... oh dear :wink2:
On the upside, you;ll be too pickled to see straight and I might get my Fruit Smash title back:naughty:
Have a great time.I am sure you will be a natural at it..
Bonsai 04-09-2006, 09:48 AM On the upside, you;ll be too pickled to see straight and I might get my Fruit Smash title back:naughty:
Hah ...... try it and weep wasp girl.
One thing im dying to do today is scream at someone "GET OUTTA MY PUB" in a Peggy Mitchell type way :pimp:
[QUOTE=Bonsai]Hah ...... try it and weep wasp girl.
QUOTE]
Oh please don't challenge me, please don't, I have so much to do today getting the kids organised to go back to school, I do not have the hours and hours it takes to win:(
will get onto it tonight, whilst you are out....
Northern angel 04-09-2006, 10:23 AM Today I went shopping for a bra but failed to find one that could cope with my droopy tits.
I've become an ebayer and bought a shirt! I'm very excited.
I've just made a pie for dinner.
Next I'm off to the doctors. I know I shouldn't because it's my back and doctors hate backs but I've had it for 3 weeks now and it's wearing me out. Perhaps its something to do with my droopy tits.:sad:
When I get back from the doctors I'm going to put some jam tarts in the oven so that they're warm when the kids get in.
Finally I'm going to do my ironing.
I'm bluddy marvellous aren't I?:bag:
Hello Maxine,
You should have yourself measured for a bra, that way you get one that fits and supports you properly.
I have been buying and wearing 38C's for years, but of late noticed that they seemed to popping over a bit in some of my bras but not others.Before going on a diet some 7 weeks ago they were also trying to get out of the bottom a bit. Manufacturers are horrendous in this region, when they should be following some standardisation they don't.
So I thought it was time to get measured. I was surprised when I was measured and told I was buying bras to small. I should be buying 40D's or 40E's. I can't understand it, I have actually lost weight but my t's look bigger. Mr M has accused me of having implants and not telling anyone. I just brushed this off with it must be all the breathing exercises, singing and the weights I have been shifting in the gym, that is responsible for my shape.
So the Gym is also a great help.
Hope you find something that fits soon.
BTW those jam tarts sound lovely.
MAUREEN
NORTHERN ANGEL
Sammboelyn 04-09-2006, 10:33 AM I shall be cleaning my house as my parents are arriving tomorrow. I have heaps of washing and may actually have to break the iron out (a very rare occasion) to iron the curtains :x
I also have to go and get some topsoil for the patch of mud I call my garden and paint the vestibule (or porch as I call it :D).
After that I have to do as much work as I can so that I can finish cleaning tomorrow.
I'm tired just thinking about it :(
floopy 04-09-2006, 07:08 PM Well today my two went to nursery for thier first day and I'm happy to report that they both had a great day. Eddie ate and drank everything he could find, didn'tsleep a wink and screeched his way through his day.
Gigi was a bit unsure at first, but didn't look back once she discovered the slide.
Tonight she told me that lunch was yuk, the lady was yuk and the other children were yuk, but when i asked what she wanted to do tomorrow, she said she wanted to go to nursery :wink2:
First time ever though, when she went to bed she wanted me to sleep in her bed with her, and said 'lub oo mummy' without prompting. Awwwww.
msgirl 05-09-2006, 12:26 AM Today was a holiday for us Colonials...Labor Day. A day off for the working folks. Yes, I what do I do but cook a humongous meal of BBQ chicken breasts, my world famous baked beans, and my world famous potato salad!! Back to the drudgery tomorrow...:sad:
bridge 05-09-2006, 07:34 AM I just packed my youngest off to School, he is looking so lost without his big Sis, my oldest Daughter start's the Comp tomorrow so we are off shopping up McArthur Glen. hope you have a good day whatever your doing.:)
msgirl 05-09-2006, 01:06 PM I start curriculum with my 3/4's today...joy!! But I have some wonderful things planned out and I'm a month ahead and all is good...unless someone loses their mind at daycare (hopefully NOT me!!:w00t: ).:sun:
Fee For All 05-09-2006, 11:08 PM I've been to Pareee - and it seems to have been a success :good:
Andrea 05-09-2006, 11:16 PM Ooh well done you FiFi:thumbsup:
Fee For All 05-09-2006, 11:31 PM Ta Andrea - I'm trying not to count me chickens (or spend 'em :w00t: ) till I have the actual contract in my hands though.
Tigereye 06-09-2006, 10:40 AM did you spray ' La Liquidation, tout doit disparaitre' anywhere in gay pareee?
Bonsai 06-09-2006, 11:05 AM Im not doing anything today - and im fed up.
I think the rest of my holiday is screwed because i have to be with the dog. Mr.B is about to nip to B&Q and i would love to go with him and just get out of the house - but i cant.
PLUS, its my nans 91st birthday tomorrow - and guess who forgot to post her card yesterday cos all my thoughts were on Bailey. Yep, me. Im now on a guilt trip.
Sammboelyn 06-09-2006, 12:25 PM I'm having a St Tropez tan and false nails applied. I'm going to look like a real girl for five minutes til I break my nails :D I also had my eyebrows and armpits waxed yesterday - very exciting (well for me anyway, I've never been in a beauty place before).:blush:
msgirl 06-09-2006, 12:59 PM I'm off to mingle with the 3/4 yr. old set...loads of fun!!:applause: Gotta RUN shower and get all dolled up.:glare:
Dolores 06-09-2006, 05:47 PM I'm having a St Tropez tan and false nails applied. I'm going to look like a real girl for five minutes til I break my nails :D I also had my eyebrows and armpits waxed yesterday - very exciting (well for me anyway, I've never been in a beauty place before).:blush:
are you preparing to get laid ... or is it just because you deserve it?
floopy 06-09-2006, 05:53 PM Samm, I'm still struggling to get my head round that last post of yours. please send me a pic of the outcome cos I just can't visualise you all essexed up :cool:
Sammboelyn 06-09-2006, 07:05 PM Samm, I'm still struggling to get my head round that last post of yours. please send me a pic of the outcome cos I just can't visualise you all essexed up :cool:
I will send you a pic of me on the day - as long as I look nice. If I look bright orange or generally rubbish then we can just forget about it all.
Funnily enough I was thinking I might fit in in Essex while I was having it all done, don't think I like it though the nails are getting on my nerves and it's very strange not being glow in the dark pale :D
floopy 06-09-2006, 08:38 PM Oh, is it for the wedding? I thought you'd just gone a bit odd . :w00t:
Andrea 06-09-2006, 08:38 PM Tomorrow, day off for me so I'm sorting the kids out and taking a trip to the new Tesco to see if I can get any free stuff with their price promise.
Whilst hubby goes on a beer/wine/baccy trip to Belgium. Me jealous, nah :sad:
Fee For All 07-09-2006, 01:10 PM I'm going to Lidl today because tomorrow I have a meeting in the @rse end of suburbia and I need to start getting acclimatised.
Groucho 07-09-2006, 01:21 PM Is Lidl a town in the @rse end of surburbia then Fee?:unsure:
Fee For All 07-09-2006, 01:24 PM No, but I need to start practising slumming.
Groucho 07-09-2006, 01:33 PM Oh, btw, I went to ILVA (http://www.ilva.co.uk/) last night.
Very nice. :sun:
Patsy 07-09-2006, 01:35 PM I'm going to Lidl today because tomorrow I have a meeting in the @rse end of suburbia and I need to start getting acclimatised.
Would that be @rse End East or @rse End West, Fifi?
Today I shall be juggling tomorrow's diary to ensure I'm available to meet a very rich friend for lunch to discuss my inheritence (and her incontinence).
Patsy 07-09-2006, 01:36 PM Oh, btw, I went to ILVA (http://www.ilva.co.uk/) last night.
Very nice. :sun:
Looks a bit amateur-ish to me.
Groucho 07-09-2006, 01:58 PM Looks a bit amateur-ish to me.
I dont think it's aimed at people from Kent :glare:
Patsy 07-09-2006, 02:20 PM That would explain all the really short words, then.
Fee For All 07-09-2006, 04:51 PM Would that be @rse End East or @rse End West, Fifi?
Slap bang in the middle, I fear.
Coastie 10-09-2006, 11:37 AM Today I am working..actually as I started typing this a 999 call came is so I had to go! :w00t:
msgirl 10-09-2006, 03:09 PM Both boys left yesterday afternoon to go spend time with family and hubby and have rented 2 movies, watched one last night ("Inside Man" with Clive Owen, Jodie Foster, Denzel Washington). I got 'Tristan and Isolde' to watch BY MYSELF. We went to a friends, went and dug up me some gorgeous sandstone rocks and boulders to decorate my flowerbed. Rode the powerline in the 4WD...it's a Country Thang. Just languished around as the children will not return till 8:00pm, fed and ready to get showers and go to school tomorrow. Am I the luckiest thing or WHAT??:sun:
Dolores 10-09-2006, 04:49 PM today, I've been mostly pottering, went to the beach and read the paper in the sunshine then came home and got drunk - so far it's been a good day!
ironing later on ... oh deep deep joy ...
Patsy 10-09-2006, 05:46 PM I did some ironing today - totally out of character, but Mr P's had a bad couple of weeks. I did the boys' uniform and my clothes for the week, plus one shirt for him. I shall be pushing my luck again very shortly and doing very little indeed.
Also today, I have done the shopping, 2 loads of washing, taken and soon to collect youngest from friend's house. Look at me being a traditional mother and everything!
Fee For All 10-09-2006, 06:45 PM I stayed in bed till 2pm
Slept most of the morning, until lunchtime - but I did have an excuse - I was working overnight last night, and am working tonight.... had a friend over for dinner just before I came into work. Friend and fiance had plans to go to the pub for a pint, while I'm working :o(
Bonsai 11-09-2006, 06:11 AM I came down with a cold yesterday, so i just did a few jobs. Some washing, hoovered, general tidying etc .... I then went to the club next door and got drunk !!! I was in bed at 9:30pm feeling knackered.
Today i am back to work :mellow: Im really not looking forward to it as i dont feel remotely resting. I also dont know whats in store. Is my boss in all day ? Is my in-tray moaning under the strain of work ? I hope not as this cold has knocked me out a little.
msgirl 11-09-2006, 07:27 AM I did some ironing today - totally out of character, but Mr P's had a bad couple of weeks. I did the boys' uniform and my clothes for the week, plus one shirt for him. I shall be pushing my luck again very shortly and doing very little indeed.
Also today, I have done the shopping, 2 loads of washing, taken and soon to collect youngest from friend's house. Look at me being a traditional mother and everything!
Patsy you're just plain SCARING me!! Stop this before I have to organize an 'intervention'!! :unsure:
Hubby and I just goofed off today...went to town and picked up some odds and ends and I got a copy made from a negative of a friend of mine that past away about 3 years ago, 'cause I'm doing a scrapbook of my SOUTHERN friends and my exploits over the months and years...even 'the Presidential Incident'...I have to get my FBI LETTER re-newed next year for my job...hope it goes through!! Haaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
(p.s. PATSY... someone told me you would e-mail me and tell me some important info...I'm on pins and needles, so quit ironing and being D@MN domestic and e-mail me, I'm worried about someone!!:unsure:)
Sammboelyn 11-09-2006, 12:06 PM I want to go back to bed, took me nearly 12 hours to drive home yesterday and I had a hangover so it hurt.. also came off my diet yesterday so stuffed my face and my tummy is suffering :(
Oh well, my false nails are still on so thats - a miracle actually :D
Sammboelyn 11-09-2006, 02:20 PM Samm, I'm still struggling to get my head round that last post of yours. please send me a pic of the outcome cos I just can't visualise you all essexed up :cool:
http://www.buddenfamilyonline.com/P9090060.JPG
http://www.buddenfamilyonline.com/P9090065.JPG
Pics for you Floops, although I must admit to giving myself a good scrubbing cos I wasn't sure about the tan when it was finished - think I'm too used to being luminous :D
Fee For All 11-09-2006, 02:41 PM Your new carpet is better than the old one.
Sammboelyn 11-09-2006, 05:00 PM Blimey Fee, a walk on hot coals is better than my last carpet - wish that was my room though :D
Bonsai 11-09-2006, 05:22 PM You look beautiful Samm, just as i remembered you.
Today i have had a ****e day.
It started off badly. I took the rubbish out, and fell over !!! The pavement was slippery, although i dont know why and i went flying and scraped all my arm.
I then got to work to find that my colleague had decided on the spur of the moment |