Tues 2nd June "Happiness, happiness, the greatest gift that we possess" Daily Chat

bookseller1980

I'm too nice to be a shopkeeper

System

Hey Sally/Maz, do you think its a bloke thing? I think blokes find it more difficult than women to make personal sacrifices especially when it comes to getting off their lazy bums. Or is that just me?

Red Pesto sounds nice, Im gonna get some this weekend.

Am I on Fetch?

scorgeous

redsquirrel80 wrote: »

I've added you Sammy Scorgeous, are you Scorgeous on there too?

Squizz, no I'm scorgybaby on fetch. Someone beat me to Scorgeous I'm afraid

scorgeous

I can't even find the thingy to search for people

sallyx

(Land_of)_Maz wrote: »

welcome to my world!

the way i see it, me n erin have more fun without him.... and every now and then we go out to eat as a family and that's about it... by the way he acts you'd think he was doing me us favour......

as for going out as a couple... ppppphhhhttt!!!

That is my world...and we do have more fun without him TBH! Grumpy Sod :rotfl:

System

Right Im off, given myself the rest of the day off. Catch you all later :wave:

bookseller1980

lennymfo wrote: »

Right Im off, given myself the rest of the day off. Catch you all later :wave:

Sounds like a plan.
Maybe .......

sallyx

lennymfo wrote: »

Hey Sally/Maz, do you think its a bloke thing? I think blokes find it more difficult than women to make personal sacrifices especially when it comes to getting off their lazy bums. Or is that just me?

Red Pesto sounds nice, Im gonna get some this weekend.

Am I on Fetch?

Probably, I think it comes down to the fact that 90% of women stay at home or work part time tolook after the children and therefore Men never really get into having to think about someone else before themselves. This really is my major gripe. Things like why do I always have to think about what we are having to eat...wouldn't it be lovely to get home one day and supper tobe cooked without him having to be asked *sigh*

sallyx

spud30 wrote: »

Is he doing Leeds?

:D:D ooo is he?? Is he nice ??

(Land_of)_Maz

sallyx wrote: »

Probably, I think it comes down to the fact that 90% of women stay at home or work part time tolook after the children and therefore Men never really get into having to think about someone else before themselves. This really is my major gripe. Things like why do I always have to think about what we are having to eat...wouldn't it be lovely to get home one day and supper tobe cooked without him having to be asked *sigh*

y'see in big G's defence, he does okay on the doing his fair share of the home stuff/childcare.... it's the doing stuff for fun he has difficulty with, or socialising with us.... (as per the birthday party thing the other week)

he's actually a very sociable person in his own circle of friends, it's just that i'm not in it!!