The Bankrupt Inn (Part Three)

blind-as-a-bat_2

So_Sad_Angel wrote: »

Hmmmm bonfire night at SSA`s allotment...LOL bring along plenty of excess paperwork for incineration/fire lighting purposes:rolleyes::rolleyes: :D

Is everyone watching Xfactor/[STRIKE]Strictly[/STRIKE] tonight?

Wish i wasnt, is it me or is it all about the judges and not the singers this year

I dont know what they are watching, but its not the same as i am that is for sure:rolleyes:

Daniel should have shone this week, that was not him tonight i cant see for the life in me why some one, or group should want to start a hate campaign against him

What the hell is happening to people these days:mad:

I will put my soap box away now:o

confused76

blind-as-a-bat wrote: »

Wish i wasnt, is it me or is it all about the judges and not the singers this year

I dont know what they are watching, but its not the same as i am that is for sure:rolleyes:

Daniel should have shone this week, that was not him tonight i cant see for the life in me why some one, or group should want to start a hate campaign against him

What the hell is happening to people these days:mad:

I will put my soap box away now:o

i totally agree...Daniel looked worn down this week, no need for the abuse he's getting....:mad:

So_Sad_Angel

blind-as-a-bat wrote: »

Wish i wasnt, is it me or is it all about the judges and not the singers this year

I dont know what they are watching, but its not the same as i am that is for sure:rolleyes:

Daniel should have shone this week, that was not him tonight i cant see for the life in me why some one, or group should want to start a hate campaign against him

What the hell is happening to people these days:mad:

I will put my soap box away now:o

See you`re a fan of Xfactor Bat.

....personally I watch it and as soon as the contestants hit a bum note I have this overwhelming urge to hit the remote & see whats on the other channel then I go back to Xfactor when they have finished the song:o:o:D

I like to hear the judges comments though:rolleyes:

Darnit_2

confused76 wrote: »

ha ha ha i'm sure we've all got lots of paperwork we'd love to buuuurn!
i'm having a lasagne/strictly/xfactor night! i am loving xfactor this year!!!
who do you like????? i'm not exactly a twins fan but i love the way everyone is getting wound up by them, i especially thought their britney cover was wonderfully and compellingly horrendous!!!!

nothing halloween based in our house this year....anyone else????

:beer:

We had lasagne too, for the first time in years, whilst watching the obligatory shows.....kids actually ate it as well.;) How weird!

CG77

Darnit wrote: »

.....kids actually ate it as well.;) How weird!

Well is WAS Halloween! Spoooooooky things happen! :eek:

CG. x

alastairq

my son is asking about fruit.......very disturbing!

[considering the only things he will consistently eat are...wholemeal toast and marmite, Richmond pork sausages, [not walls...too ruff]....macdonalds fish fingres, KFC chicken pops.....and he only eats burgers from a burger van! oh...garlic bread at his Mum's..[not with me!]...and fishcake and chips with curry sauce!

[he had a spell of eating fish--haddock only-- from a chippy, but has gone off that]

oh...and he drinks nought but ribena....and he can tell the difference between the light and the proper ribena....[I don't advocate these 'low sugar ' drinks,as they're full of artificial sweeteners...which in my view are more harmfull]


amazing state of grace, is autism

alastairq

oh...why no twikortweets last night?

I made sure I had a tinfull of haribo goodies, just in case...and I've still got them!

Darnit_2

me too alistairq, had an old halloween bowl with electronic hand that grabs you, waiting full of goodies in the porch. Not a one visitor! Oh well, there goes the diet!

CG77

Oh we had LOADS!!! My little man was a ' 'pider! ' (bless him!):A and he loved answering the door to all the big boys and girls in their costumes. He was a little shocked at first and hid behind my legs but the nice twin boys who were our first visitors pulled their masks up and said, 'Look, we're only boys really, mate!'

So he was reassured after that and ran to the door each time the bell went. The children were all really lovely and some of them even gave HIM treats out of their bags! :T

I made a pumpkin lantern, too, and put it in the window. Loads of the parents kept commenting on it and my hubby's reply? 'Thanks! It took me ages to do that!' :eek: Cheeky so and so! He wouldn't know one end of a pumpkin from the other!

But the best bit for my little one was when we let him take his torch outside for a walk round the streets to see all the pumpkins and the other children in their costumes. He was very brave with the fireworks too! We didn't knock on any doors (I don't really agree with the idea of asking for things from people we don't know) but some people were answering the door to others as we walked past and offered things to him too, so he came home with a good haul actually! We even got invited to a party this afternoon at one of the neighbour's houses so all in all a lovely evening had by all!

Here's hoping bonfire night's as successful but considering he woke up on Thursday night after hearing a loud firework and promptly vomited all over the place, I'd say the tone of that post might not be quite so upbeat! :rolleyes:;)

CG. x

CG77

Oooh gosh I don't half ramble when I get started...sorry!

Just EVER SO proud of my little one I guess...(and if I had time to tell you all about him you'd know I have good reason to be) :A

CG. x