Single and in debt.

sarahb123_3

SuSu1871 wrote: »

Can't wait till I grown up and buy a house. I'm going to have floor to ceiling book shelves with a special wooden step thingummy so I can reach them all!

Ooh, me too! I love those! I read anything and everything, especially history, crime fiction and romance:o but not really chick lit, one of the things on my list is to read more biographies this year. Have most of my books in storage as I just don't have the room here. Not masses I must add, only about 20 boxes and about 5 boxes here (my local library is quite small so not a big job to outdo them, but still:rolleyes: ).

In my defence I do not have any posters in my windows advertising craft clubs, rambling groups or coffee mornings.

SuSu1871

Have you read any books by Sophie Hannah? She was one of my school/college pals, so I've read all her books. She's also written poetry books and novels. She's really good, her crime books in particular.

Mind you, sounds like you've got enough books to keep you going for a while!

Bowski_1011

That's a good list Makeup although nothing on it I can pinch off you haha...

Ok a few of mine are...
1. Get rid of my niece's artwork on my living room wall :mad:
2. Stay overnight in a hotel on my own
3.pay off all debts
4. Buy a car :T :T :T
5. Clean out backyard
6. Try Duck
7. Visit my friends in Scotland
8. Get rid of shed in hall way (been there 2 years in April :eek: )
9. Hire car and go down Sounth
10. Go see a band i've not seen yet
11.[strike]visit premiership club[/strike]
12. Put on a new toilet seat
13. Take ex's tent back to him (boohoo!)
14. Put all money in the house into the bank
15. Meditate
16. Get new trainers
17. Get a dining table
18. Go through a carwash (only if someone else pays though haha)
19. Use a calendar
20. Get pic of DD onto canvas

Nothing wrong with buying new socks girl !! It's one of my favourite things to buy :rolleyes: I just tell myself I'm lucky to be obsessed with buying notepads/socks/books. It's soooo much cheaper than clothes/shoes/handbags

SuSu... I could never cook for someone...I am terrible, I'd never have the confidence to do it! And although coffee sounds like a great idea (or tea in my case as I hate coffee) we do that often anyways as we're friends.
I fancy a proper date, I've never been on one before so really looking forward to it. I don't really want it to involve drinking but I know he likes to have a drink so we'll have to come up with something we both wanna do. On my plenty of fish profile it say's my ideal date would be to go to a gig or a footie match (any other than L'pool) but I wrote that in my pre-MSE days so now I'd be very happy with something cheap and cheerful. I'm seeing him tomorrow anyways so we're going to sort something out then. I'll let ya's know how I get on. I feel quite excited :j

Hope you have a good nite tomorrow at the comedy club.I've never been to one, I'm a bit slow and probably wouldn't get the jokes lol I do love a good laugh though so I should maybe try it sometime!

sarahb123_3

SuSu1871 wrote: »

I've been to the cinema quite a few times on my own if there's something I really want to see. The only problem is that when you see a really good film (like Memento) there's no-one to discuss it with after!!

Years ago I went to the pictures on my own straight after work. The cinema was quite empty and all was well till about 15 minutes from the end of the film when some bloke came and sat a few rows behind me and, ahem, relieved himself quite noisily, and I'm not talking about having a pee :eek:

I wouldn't have minded, but it's not like I'd popped into the local !!!!!! palace - it was Kenneth Branagh's Othello :rotfl:

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Have only been to the pictures by myself once, I hated it, I felt really silly, but am going to make myself do it again this year, I know whan I go and see other people on their own I don't think there is anything odd about that, so people are not going to think that about me. I just felt a bit daft at the time. It was a few years ago now. The new brave me will storm in and pinch the best seats. One for me and one for my pick n mix.

sarahb123_3

SuSu1871 wrote: »

Have you read any books by Sophie Hannah? She was one of my school/college pals, so I've read all her books. She's also written poetry books and novels. She's really good, her crime books in particular.

Ooh, that name sounds familiar, did she write that one about a missing baby, Little Face I think it was called. It was really good.

eco

i read a lot of chick lit, and if someone wants to read any of them they can have them,

Bowski_1011

Sarahb... not masses just 25 boxes!!! :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Good on you for going to the cinema on your own. I've never done that but I certainly would. Hopefully thought you'll not have any experiences like SuSu's. How blinkin horrifying!! :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:

SuSu1871

Funnily enough, one of my ideal dates involves going to a football match, although as it's my ideal date it has to involve my ideal game: ManU beating Liverpool in the Champions League to win the treble!!! As much as I LOVED ManU beating Chelski in the Champions League last season, it would have been SO much sweeter had we beat Liverpool :rotfl:

Glad you're seeing your man tomorrow - thought you weren't going to see him till the end of the month :eek:

sarahb123_3

Bowski_1011 wrote: »

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2. Stay overnight in a hotel on my own

15. Meditate

16. Get new trainers

Nothing wrong with buying new socks girl !! It's one of my favourite things to buy :rolleyes: I just tell myself I'm lucky to be obsessed with buying notepads/socks/books.

I have those on my list as well Bowski!

And I always thought I was the only one obsessed with buying socks!:o During a recent tidy up I discovered I have over 30 unworn pairs:o But I love them!:o

SuSu1871

Yay, that's the one! :j

She carries the main detective characters through all her books - her 4th one's due out next month I think. :beer:

edit: it didn't do the quoty box thing, but this is about Sophie Hannah's book Little Face