The Compers Inn - Part 16

poodledoodledoo

princess_pixiedust wrote: »

i know, last time we were in orlando, we had planned to go to universal on our last day, just to kill some time etc, what does dh do? he only goes and crashed the hire car:eek::rotfl:stupid !!!!!!

i love being in my 20's as i still feel young when i say to dh, but now i will have to say in my 30's and its like OMG!!:rotfl:

Trust me, it's not as bad as you think . I had a major crisis when a got to a few weeks away from my 30th and now.......

....I just lie about my age :rotfl:

Purple_Dragon

It doesn't matter how old you get, you still feel the same inside. I keep waiting for the day when I become old and mature but it never seems to happen! :rotfl::rotfl:

Does anyone else hide eggs round the house for their kids to find in the morning and tell them its the easter bunny?

NoNameWoman

Hi again

Cistolic, it is nice to see you here tonight x Hope DS feels a lot better soon and hope that being allowed home tomorrow will help lift his spirits a little x

Jenni, also glad to see you are back (noticed you posted earlier) and hope you got over your flu x

Still no Toni or Topsy :eek::eek:

Britain got talent was good, I liked 'Flawless' and that lady that O.M.G looks can be very deceitful sometimes!!!

I have noticed that my spelling is rubbish, thanks to Word auto-correction, have to pause and think of how some words are spelt sometimes!!! Not even started drinking.

Wine for me tonight I was so good last night did not finish my half bottle of whisky..I was so busy on here downed most of it unconsciously in 40 minutes :eek::eek:then just had a wake up call and stopped! had 4 teas to make sure my stomache does not get toxicated, (don't know if that helped) but anyway, I am super surprised I left a sip

bucks73

right I really am going this time DH is watching golf and my eyes hurt so time for sleep - can't believe that anyone with kids needs to be on a diet EVER the amount of running about after them we do and I only have 1:eek:

cistolic

PPD You are rubbing salt in a very sore wound, I had a very hard mental time last month HAVING to accept that I was using a bus pass, even tho its probably the biggest value win I'll ever get. Every trip on bus to village and back costs £5 and to main town save almost £8. Bitter Sweet gain. 20 learning, 30, yearning, 40 burning, 50 discerning, turning 60 its hurting 70 and gurning, 80 thank god I'm still here to look back on those days

bucks73

Purple_Dragon wrote: »

I keep waiting for the day when I become old and mature but it never seems to happen! :rotfl::rotfl:

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me too have a husband a big mortgage and a child and still waiting to feel grown up (nearly 36:eek:) :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

NoNameWoman

PD, there is no way I can hide it from him, I am not talking about a LO here :rolleyes:

Anyway, he can have a magnum now :rotfl::rotfl:and for breakfast tomorrow :rotfl::cool:

cathyj

bucks73 wrote: »

Purple_Dragon wrote: »

I keep waiting for the day when I become old and mature but it never seems to happen! :rotfl::rotfl:

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me too have a husband a big mortgage and a child and still waiting to feel grown up (nearly 36:eek:) :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

snap bucks except I am 38:eek::eek:
my dd says I am embarrassing at times when she sees me singing etc at school discos:rotfl:
x

poodledoodledoo

cistolic wrote: »

PPD You are rubbing salt in a very sore wound, I had a very hard mental time last month HAVING to accept that I was using a bus pass, even tho its probably the biggest value win I'll ever get. Every trip on bus to village and back costs £5 and to main town save almost £8. Bitter Sweet gain. 20 learning, 30, yearning, 40 burning, 50 discerning, turning 60 its hurting 70 and gurning, 80 thank god I'm still here to look back on those days

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::T:T:T

I don't think we're ever happy are we?
That's why I don't bother with diets.

cmcconnell

hidee hi campers !