** Tuesday 11th August Daily Chat**

postingalwaysposting

LouiseJ wrote: »

Did anyone else know that Oxfam sold online, they have a sale on too at the moment I found it on the grabbit board.

Been looking at the bags and came across these 3

http://www.oxfam.org.uk/shop/results.aspx?catalog=HighStDonated&category=ClothesandAccessories_Accessories_Bags&f=Brand%3dRadley&f=Fabric%3dLeather

Thanks for the link Lou :j

spud30

sammy115 wrote: »

do it spudly....I didn't recognise my dad either:o

I've never met him due to family fallings out before I was born. He apparently came to my dad's funeral, but never spoke to me or my mum. He was much younger than my dad, so he's probably 50ish now.

Not sure I'd know what to do with family any more - it's been a very long time. I do watch Heir Hunters every morning and get really jealous at people finding long lost family

jacs76

Hubby is on leave tomorrow for 3 weeks:j

give it a few days in and all be more :mad:

bit disapointed by your lack of news Maz that's a bummer.
glad you starting to feel better sal x

skint_spice

spud30 wrote: »

Not sure I'd know what to do with family any more - it's been a very long time. I do watch Heir Hunters every morning and get really jealous at people finding long lost family

I watched that when I was off - it's fascinating! I would love to do something like that as a job.

jacs76

spud30 wrote: »

I've never met him due to family fallings out before I was born. He apparently came to my dad's funeral, but never spoke to me or my mum. He was much younger than my dad, so he's probably 50ish now.

Not sure I'd know what to do with family any more - it's been a very long time. I do watch Heir Hunters every morning and get really jealous at people finding long lost family

adopt me spuddy i would love some lovely family.
i have my dad i hear from now and again he has a daughter of 15 and i have a real brother that lives in manchester that i hear from every 2 years and a half brother thats at med school that i don't really know as i left home when he was 9mths old, dont speak to my mum.
I would love a little extended family close by.
i know i have some family but i get a bit envious when friends say oh my mums babysitting tonight etc...ah well i will be a fab granny:D (not yet though)

sallyx

Id love to find my dad's half brother..he never really knew him from an early age and he was about 10 years older than my dad but thought he emigrated to Australia.

sallyx

right must go to bed, catch you all tomorrow

spud30

skint_spice wrote: »

I watched that when I was off - it's fascinating! I would love to do something like that as a job.

I keep thinking what a lovely job it must be.

jacs76 wrote: »

adopt me spuddy i would love some lovely family.
i have my dad i hear from now and again he has a daughter of 15 and i have a real brother that lives in manchester that i hear from every 2 years and a half brother thats at med school that i don't really know as i left home when he was 9mths old, dont speak to my mum.
I would love a little extended family close by.
i know i have some family but i get a bit envious when friends say oh my mums babysitting tonight etc...ah well i will be a fab granny:D (not yet though)

OK, you're duly adopted, but we live so far apart :rolleyes:

We havent had any family for many years. Havent been out as a couple for around 10 years or so. DH has a mum less than a mile away, but we dont speak, she hasnt even got our phone number.

If you ever come and visit your Manc brother, give me a shout

jacs76

your coming to stay with me aren't you

schoolrunmum

Anyone else been lying outside watching shooting stars? Tonights the peak of the Perseid meteor showers..we've seen some crackers!
On the long lost family front, my Dad discovered this year that far from being an only child as he'd always thought, he actually hasa 3 half sisters and 2 half brothers!!He met up with them a few weeks ago and they were all really lovely to him...