Daydream thread continues.....

COOLTRIKERCHICK wrote: »

Alfie.... he should respect that you eat meat, like you respect that he doesnt...

does he not eat meat, because he doesnt like meat, or because of animal welfare etc?

If you stop eating meat infront of him etc, then you could be making a rod for you own back, and it would be more awkward in the future if you really do want to eat meat..

oooo and Dai said, if he doesnt eat meat, them bomb him out now:rotfl::rotfl:


Take care.... and just drink plenty of warm drinks...


took pics of 2 piggie no names, will post them later

I think if it mattered to him and the relationship were good it would be worth accepting it was no meat households, so long as meat were on the menu out of the house...e.g. When buying bacon but ties at bath and west or at dinner parties.

I think it depends on what's important to one, and I personally would not give up meat properly again ( been there done that) but, say dh wanted to go veg, I would deal with it.

If you know it's the status quo from day one then I could deal with it.


I would probably struggle with the hypocrisy of eating animal products like milk which IMO can be the crueler industry...but we could poke each other about that sort of thing if we wanted I suppose.

rozeepozee wrote: »

I'm trying desperately to follow things but failing. I'm getting confused between holey welly boots, long johns, weather stations and alfie's love life....

I've got two toddlers who won't sleep. Might be something to do with all the sugar they ate at the birthday party this afternoon. I've tried for an hour and a half and have thrown in the towel and dad's taken over... One twin is screaming "I WANT MUMMY!!!"

Life in a caravan is not fun this evening....

I recommend ear plugs and wine

After spending time in the garden I have changed some of my plans around, again . It frustrates me being so indecisive as I normally know exactly what I want to do but when it comes to the garden I keep changing my mind. There are just so many decisions to make and I don't want to invest a lot of time money and effort and get it wrong.

It really is getting to crunch time now as we have been here for 5 years and the garden was meant to be laid out the way we wanted by now.