**Daily Chat Thread*4th Sep 08*

Lucifa73

Runnybabbit wrote: »

Ok folks,

I am definately signing off now, must get some revision done or else I'll fail - and we don't want that do we?

Hope everyone has a nice day

Babbit x

Your light is still on...:rolleyes:

redsquirrel80

(Land_of)_Maz wrote: »

morning all........

nothing at all to report today...

went for a run last night, only 2 miles but it still counts... swimming lessons are tonight... Yay me!!!

am very jealous am not going to Leeds.....

That's 2 miles more than I've done anytime recently Work gym opens next week and I AM going to get down there and on the treadmill etc... honest...

Lucifa73

I miss my evening runs:o looking forward to getting back into it next year (roughly how long do I need to wait after popping the sprog out before I can start exercising?). I miss doing proper free weights as well. The little piddly things I'm 'allowed' to use at the moment feel like a complete sham...

Swimming is okay in as far as it goes but its a little dull after a while:rolleyes: . Looking forward to swimming with the Bean as early as possible though:D

I WILL be a fit fun yummy mummy (Hubbles reckons he looking forward to getting some !!!!!!:rotfl: )

(Land_of)_Maz

Lucifa73 wrote: »

I miss my evening runs:o looking forward to getting back into it next year (roughly how long do I need to wait after popping the sprog out before I can start exercising?). I miss doing proper free weights as well. The little piddly things I'm 'allowed' to use at the moment feel like a complete sham...

Swimming is okay in as far as it goes but its a little dull after a while:rolleyes: . Looking forward to swimming with the Bean as early as possible though:D

I WILL be a fit fun yummy mummy (Hubbles reckons he looking forward to getting some !!!!!!:rotfl: )

:eek: @ hubbles!!! :rotfl: :rotfl:

I took erin swimming when she was really little, so even though i'm not very good swimming, it's always been something we've done....

I get shocked when some mother n toddler comes into the pool and they say, "this is their first time swimming!"

Lucifa73

(Land_of)_Maz wrote: »

I get shocked when some mother n toddler comes into the pool and they say, "this is their first time swimming!"

Yeah, I didn't learn to swim until I was 11 which is why I'm not great now. I don't want that to happen to Bean. Hubbles was a life guard in South Africa and his Mum swam for Scotland apparently so I'm hoping Bean gets their fish genes:rotfl:

How is Erin today?

Oh - meant to say yesterday your bedroom is looking fab (even with the border:p ). My bedroom was that colour when I was little.

cat4772

I remember going swimming with papa every Friday night, yet I have no recollection of the FIRST swim; neither does my dad but were citing dementia in his case :rotfl: Mum seems to think we'd done it since I was 6 months old but it became a weekly thing when I was 17 months old and my brother made his entrance in the world and it was papa's way of spending time with me and stopping me from being a jealous toddler. Of course 18 months later, the brother joined our swimming team when our sister appeared. When she was two she wanted to come along as well so it became our weekly family outing:cool: until I was 11 years old.

I could swim properly before I had lessons at school at 7 but that was because I didn't like arm bands so it really was sink or swim!

Maz - if Erin's anything like me, she'll treasure those memories of going swimming and spending time with you.

Cat.x

ginormousflares

Afternoon everyone, I dont post on here very often just lurk, get advice, laugh at some of things on this site especially the chat thread but I always like to say how m y debt is coming down, it keeps me going. Well it is now in the 25K bracket and will I will be sub 25K next month and in almost 2 years I will be debt free. Im currently working away and wasnt expecting to be able to get on here for a while but we had an unscheduled problem which means I can post for half an hour or so. Happy Birthday Snaggles for tomorrow and I hope everyone has a great time at Leeds on Saturday, wish I was coming GF x

(Land_of)_Maz

cat4772 wrote: »

Maz - if Erin's anything like me, she'll treasure those memories of going swimming and spending time with you.

Cat.x

Thanks for saying that Cat... it means a lot to think that she will. Cause i work full time, erin and i generally go everywhere together at weekends.... it's my way of making it up to her for being non stop all week, i guess.

Luc - Erin is much better now, back to school today and right as rain...
(and bedroom is much better i agree! thanks!)

Have just booked 4 nights at Travelodge in Wrexham for October £29 a night was cheapest i could get, but still pretty good i think? My brother lives down there and mum was going to go see him, so we (me n Erin) decided to go down with her as it was the october holidays.....

The £9 rooms aren't until Dec/Jan, so have told big g, he can take me away for a night to edinburgh for xmas shopping!

angelflower_2

(Land_of)_Maz wrote: »

The £9 rooms aren't until Dec/Jan, so have told big g, he can take me away for a night to edinburgh for xmas shopping!

Or you could put a tent up in the garden and stay with us! :rotfl: Might be a bit cold though LOL

Make sure you come for the German market in the week before xmas as its lovely

postingalwaysposting

Afternoon all

Cat ~ I will email you later if thats ok? you are a star :j

Well I think I am allergic to my rabbit. As its my day off today its animal cleaning as usual but being mse I always clip my rabbits toenails. Now I hardly ever hold my rabbit as he just runs around thye house non stop most of each day. S holding him while cutting his nails was nice. Untill my eyes started itching and I was sneezing like mad. Managed to finish and put him back but my eyes are really puffy and sore and I can hardly see opps... so much for money saving :rotfl: