** Windy Wintery Wednesday 26th Chat **

Lenza_Quidditch

Bunnyinthelights wrote: »

Lenza-I live in Shropshire...and who am I kidding-a few nights away with DH would only make me more sad as I would have certain expections and if past experiences are anything to go by, they would not be met....

Sammy-I love you xxxxx

Bun - I meant where're their heads/hearts at - to be so near to grandchildren and not be that interested?! Saying that my Daddyo has seen my eldest once when he was born and never seen the youngest...
Their (huge) loss in the end. Sad about OH too.

But great that you love Sammy

Bunnyinthelights

Oh, they see the kids, they just wont have them overnight-say it's too much for them, and well, his sister just wouldnt...she's a cow

spud30

sammy115 wrote: »

Re read Spud I said DS not DH!!! I would not trust DH with anything! Last time he tried any kind of DIY he wired the ceiling light so that it was constantly live.....:rotfl:

Ohhhh right, sorry. I'll try and take a few pics to show you Last time I trusted DH with electrics, he electricuted himself and left a huge burn mark up the wall :rotfl:

sammy115 wrote: »

They weren't real friends Spud....

I wish you lived next door.......we have missus OCD next door to us.....

She told Lils she couldn't have friends round ever again last time I went out for the night. :rotfl:

OMG what and awful thing to say to a teenager, miserable beeaatch :rolleyes:

Pooky wrote: »

Evening all

Thanks for the anniversary wishes Had my parents round for the day which was lovely - sat on the beach in the blazing sun eating cockles and whelks. Was easily 28 degrees out there today...amazing how different it can be just across the country.

Spud - just take the measurements of the floor board you need to a local wood merchant and they'll cut you a suitable board to size - should cost around a fiver...they'll advise you about what nails to use too. (you could probably pick them up somewhere like B&Q too but would probably need to buy a pack rather than one board)

Sally - I understand the whole house jealousy thing - I sold my lovely house when I got divorced and have had a series of rental dumps, this new one we're in is lovely though and we're planning to stay long term. I like the security of knowing I don't have to repair the boiler or sort the roof. My DD's only ever remember the good bits from their childhood, they don't recall the rain flooding into the kitchen at our old house, they don't remember the mould in the bathroom....Kids are fab like that.

I've just been handed a glass of rosehip wine...guess that's our anniversary celebration

Happy anniversary Pooky :beer:

This is a fairly modern house hun, so we dont have the traditional floorboards. They're like big chipboard sheets. I would need to find out thickness, size etc which would involve emptying the bedroom and taking the carpet up I think

Pooky

spud30 wrote: »

This is a fairly modern house hun, soo we dont have the traditional floorboards. They're like big chipboard sheets. I would need to find out thickness, size etc which would involve emptying the bedroom and taking the carpet up I think

It should be a standard sized board then if it's not been cut to fit against a wall - the wood shop would know what thickness to supply and it should be less than £10. But yes you will need to get the carpet up to fit it but it's a quick and easy job.

sammy115

spud30 wrote: »

OMG what and awful thing to say to a teenager, miserable beeaatch :rolleyes:

Its okay - she is seriously nuts....:rotfl:she sweeps the top of her garden shed and hoovers her lawn.....

It just makes me behave badly.....just to get on her nerves...:rotfl:

spud30

sammy115 wrote: »

Its okay - she is seriously nuts....:rotfl:she sweeps the top of her garden shed and hoovers her lawn.....

It just makes me behave badly.....just to get on her nerves...:rotfl:

You've seen my neighbour - she doesnt like fat people. Makes us sit in the garden and eat cake :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

sammy115

spud30 wrote: »

You've seen my neighbour - she doesnt like fat people. Makes us sit in the garden and eat cake :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

now she IS seriously nuts....:rotfl:

I don't like this scheduling my like lark...I've done my jobs for the day and there is nothing on tv....

just opened another bottle of whine....

Pooky

sammy115 wrote: »

just opened another bottle of whine....

............:beer:

sammy115

Freudian slip pooky...:rotfl:

becky_rtw

my flamates have gone on holiday and left a load of manky food in the fridge that I've had to clear out - they've also left a bottle of wine that is calling me...

What do you think? (no doubt I'll replace it later in the week anyway, cause I'm nice like that )