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di3004

halphy wrote: »

Haha it does build up an appetite. Well done Di!

Just been online looking for a date for my driving test, Going to be beginning of Oct..Bit scared now!!

Too right it does :eek::D.

I feel so tired now though........I used to walk miles once upon a time and also do lots of sponsored walks for Cancer, and the Disabled and so on.......
The last biggish walk was about 27 miles, was a lot fitter then though lol.

Good luck Halphy, try not to worry.:);)

di3004

Watching a few old clips of Hale and Pace, the line up one was so funny........:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EURNTMlUZFM

amersall

halphy wrote: »

No Di, we just dont get on, does that sound odd! Think we're too alike!! Hes never seen Lil though he knows where I live, Ah well his loss.

Hope everyones ok xx

Good job you can choose your friends is all i can say, some families are not worth the effort.And i talk from experience with a brother and sister, you know the saying "be careful what you wish for" well take it from me it doesnt work. And i am still angry if i think about what they did, but its ok i have 2 other bros so thats fine by me, it is their loss .and at least i can sleep at night and my conscience is clear.

By the way di, my dad died when i was 10 in 1970 so i never really knew him like you knew your dad so you cherish every memory you have of him and be happy that you had that special relationship with him xx

halphy

amersall wrote: »

Good job you can choose your friends is all i can say, some families are not worth the effort.And i talk from experience with a brother and sister, you know the saying "be careful what you wish for" well take it from me it doesnt work. And i am still angry if i think about what they did, but its ok i have 2 other bros so thats fine by me, it is their loss .and at least i can sleep at night and my conscience is clear.

By the way di, my dad died when i was 10 in 1970 so i never really knew him like you knew your dad so you cherish every memory you have of him and be happy that you had that special relationship with him xx

So true Amersall!! Im glad My little one has a great relationship with hubby!

halphy

Well I booked my driving test!!! AArrrrggghh Im actually scared now! LOL

di3004

amersall wrote: »

Good job you can choose your friends is all i can say, some families are not worth the effort.And i talk from experience with a brother and sister, you know the saying "be careful what you wish for" well take it from me it doesnt work. And i am still angry if i think about what they did, but its ok i have 2 other bros so thats fine by me, it is their loss .and at least i can sleep at night and my conscience is clear.

By the way di, my dad died when i was 10 in 1970 so i never really knew him like you knew your dad so you cherish every memory you have of him and be happy that you had that special relationship with him xx

Hi amersall, Sorry to hear of this, but I do agree with you at least you can sleep at night and your conscience is clear.:T;)

You were very young losing your dad, sorry to hear that, and yes I will cherish every memory of my lovely dad.
Miss him like crazy, but dad wasn't really dad the last year, he did have his moments but it was like losing him again really, even though the pnemonia finished him, he had no control over anything in the end with that awful alzeimhers condition that taken over him, so it helps knowing that he is not going to suffer anymore.:AXXXX

di3004

halphy wrote: »

Well I booked my driving test!!! AArrrrggghh Im actually scared now! LOL

Keep your chin up honey, you will be okay.;)X

robbedofmymoney

halphy wrote: »

Well I booked my driving test!!! AArrrrggghh Im actually scared now! LOL

make sure you don't hit the lollypop lady like my mate did:eek:

halphy

robbedofmymoney wrote: »

make sure you don't hit the lollypop lady like my mate did:eek:

Hahahahahahahaha :rotfl:Oh that made me giggle!!! Was it a mistake or did they have a dislike for LollyPop ladies!

robbedofmymoney

halphy wrote: »

Hahahahahahahaha :rotfl:Oh that made me giggle!!! Was it a mistake or did they have a dislike for LollyPop ladies!

it wasn't that bad, luckily he was coming to a standstill, the lady just stuck out her lollypop and the front of his car made gentle contact with it, needless to say a big drama ensued, and blown all out of proportion,
no injuries, it was all caught on cctv and no action was taken as it was deemed the ladies fault.

the trouble is she is now a traffic warden which causing havoc in the local town.