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The Bankrupt Inn (Part Three)
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Huge mug of vanilla tea going here - has been a lovely weekend and just chilling out here
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Hi Merry
Saw your post earlier....you sound very organised Hun & ready for the start of the week.
I shall join you in a vanilla tea....sounds lovely.
Have you settled in the new place now?
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Think I'll join you. Achieved loads today - including a spotless, well relatively clean, house (amazing what you can do when you don't have a 3 year old under foot!). I'm now chilling with a glass of a cheap, slightly fizzy white plonk!
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The new place feels so much like home. We're all incredibly relaxed and chilled, it's peaceful and I can't think of the last time I felt at peace. In the mornings, I sit outside and have a cigarette and a cup of coffee or tea, and just feel blessed. I really really hope the landlord lets us stay. Get free advice before embarking on bankruptcy: CCCS 0800 138 1111 National Debtline 0808 808 4000
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That's lovely Merry, glad to hear you're settling in so well. It makes a real difference just knowing the kids are happy and settled.
I felt like that when I moved where I am now, no more worries about the house being repossessed from under me - leaving me and the kids homeless. I've still got boxes as I've not enough furniture but I'm happy and the kids are too.BR 08/06/09 ED 10/03/10BSC member 2500 -
Lightattheend wrote: »(amazing what you can do when you don't have a 3 year old under foot!)
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I was looking through old photos today and I really miss those days - mine are now 17 (next month) and 18! Although I enjoy the stage they are now, nothing compares to when they were little.
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I love my daughter being this age although she's a stubborn little lady. Her big brother is 14 now and I hardly see him - he's on his Xbox a lot - but I do still get the occasional hug from him and he's helpful occasionally! :rotfl:BR 08/06/09 ED 10/03/10BSC member 2500
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Nice to see you SSA Glad you have been off having a good time.
Merry, it is good to see you now have a home to go to. Even if it is short lived, it makes such a difference. Hopefully, it won't be though... Rents are getting smaller by the day and that only benefits established tenants.BSC No 248
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So who's serving behind the bar tonight or is it help yourself time again?BR 08/06/09 ED 10/03/10BSC member 2500
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Hi Late....just us then. I was going to try & get an early night....yeah right!!0
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