***Daily Chat Tues 3 Feb.

bookseller1980

whatatwit wrote: »

Hi :wave:

Bookie, glad to see you posting despite the alcohol consumed yesterday all sorts of rumours were flying round yesterday's thread about you :rolleyes:

I'd better go look then! :eek:

LouiseJ

jinky67 wrote: »

YOU WILL BE FINE:cool:
:grouphug::grouphug:

And if she hasn't met you how could she not like you?
you are one of the nicest people I have ever met so there

Awww thanks xx

I dont even know when they are bloody coming, Dad is the type of person who thinks people should just drop everything and put them up if they are family. He did this to my Brother and the girlfriend not too long ago and even brought the girlfriends 23 year old daughter.

They came home from work to find them following them down the road :eek: no warning or anything. Poor SIL didnt even have any clean bedding or food in the house.

Bunnyinthelights

I used to have a Maine Coon-Vincent-he was GORGEOUS.

My husband is a munchable ginger too Bookie (lol!)

Lou-I met my Dad's new wife only days before they married and she's amazing. I love her.

LouiseJ

Buffythedebtslayer wrote: »

1. who cares what she thinks?

its always hard to meet some one you haven't seen in a while. Just remember you are on home ground, you can tell them to leave if you feel uncomfortable.

((((((hugs)))))))))

Was there a Number 2. following the number 1.:p


Apparantly I snubbed her last Christmas as I sent a Christmas card addressed only to my Dad as in the July he had split up with her and I wasnt informed that they were back together.

She actually sat in my Brothers house, pizzed as a fart and said that she didnt like his sister and that I was a stuck up biatch:eek:

BIG MISTAKE!!!!!! My brother almost threw them out into the street but Dad made her apologise.

Since then I have spoken to her on the phone and to be honest she has always been OK with me but apparantly she is a bit agressive in drink.

jinky67

LouiseJ wrote: »

Awww thanks xx

I dont even know when they are bloody coming, Dad is the type of person who thinks people should just drop everything and put them up if they are family. He did this to my Brother and the girlfriend not too long ago and even brought the girlfriends 23 year old daughter.

They came home from work to find them following them down the road :eek: no warning or anything. Poor SIL didnt even have any clean bedding or food in the house.

At least you have had warning:rotfl: :rotfl:

whatatwit

jinky67 wrote: »

At least you have had warning:rotfl: :rotfl:

Lock up the alcohol

LouiseJ

jinky67 wrote: »

At least you have had warning:rotfl: :rotfl:

And she said to SIL "when you go to work do you mind if I give your house a good clean":eek:

Saying that, she is welcome to clean the windows if she likes, OH is having a full on stress about the whole thing and just wants them here so he can get it over with.................I am sure its meant to be a happy kind of thing:rolleyes: :rotfl:

bookseller1980

Bookie creeps back in red faced.
It's a very good snowman!

LouiseJ

whatatwit wrote: »

Lock up the alcohol

Well there is only a bottle of JD in the cabinet which hardly has any left in it.........what if she turns up with a bottle of scotch:eek:

Oh did I mention they were both Scottish, funny bunch of people they are you know:p

Lucifa73

whatatwit wrote: »

Bookie, glad to see you posting despite the alcohol consumed yesterday all sorts of rumours were flying round yesterday's thread about you :rolleyes:

Was Bookie boozing yesterday? What'd I miss?

whatatwit wrote: »

Luc, coffee cake sounds yum, yes please

Will be ready about 3 by the time its cool enough to ice, along with a lime and coconut cake.