Daily Chat Monday 21st September -all welcome

sallyx

:D:D

Thank you Spud, Maz, Snags and anyone else who made me go Had a blinding run and did 5 miles tonight..:D

Well done Spud, and Beanie hope you are ok hun
Samster..Remind me at the end of the month to sign up for half...

Ames

Evening! Well done to the exercisers!

Hugs to Beanie.

I've just been to Asda with ex, the old stylers are going to kill me. I was supposed to be eating out of my freezer/cupboards for at least a month, but I've bought whoopsies. A couple of asda curry ready meals for the freezer, some veg, sandwich filling, eggs, and two salmon fillets. I didn't do too badly though, for me I was quite restrained.

They overcharged on some of the whoopsies - £1 instead of 50p mainly. So we went to customer services and got £3.74 refunded, and because of the mix up they gave us a £2 voucher! Ex really is the Jedi knight of whoopsie finding...

spud30

Katy83 wrote: »

That's quite alright - I have quite an inactive bum myelf at times so every little bit helps. All this running talk has got me jealous, I'm recuparating from torn ankle ligaments at the moment :rolleyes:

I would definitely advocate run/walk as a good way to build up to it - I made 9miles non-stop on my last run before hurting myself and was supposed to be doing the great north run yesterday :mad:

Aww I hope your ankle is soon better. How long till you can run again?

I'll definitely give it a go. I'd love to be able to run 9 miles, but to be honest, I think aiming to do a half marathon at my age and fitness level might be a tad ambitious :rolleyes:

Snaggles

Aww sorry Scaredy. They are !!!!!! aren't they.

Wouldn't be so bad if they just had the bollox to be honest.

spud30

sallyx wrote: »

:D:D

Thank you Spud, Maz, Snags and anyone else who made me go Had a blinding run and did 5 miles tonight..:D

Well done Spud, and Beanie hope you are ok hun
Samster..Remind me at the end of the month to sign up for half...

Are you glad you went? I bet you feel better for it

spud30

scaredy_cat wrote: »

*sigh* still no contact from Mr Friday.....

and i was looking forward to having a snog sometime this week.....

His loss Scaredy hun

Maybe not a snog, but have a :kisses3: from me

scaredy_cat

yeah, especially when they go on about how much honesty and communication means to them.......

scaredy_cat

thanks spudly.....:D:D:D:D:D:D

i'm just about to have a cup of tea and a M&S caramel &peanut bar :j:j:j:j:j

Lucifa73

Phew. Just finished cleaning vomit off the floor and myself. The wee man had covered me so badly I went into the shower to clean my t shirt before I could face taking it off:eek:

He seems to be okay now but he's never been sick really so phoned NHS and waiting for them to get back to me.

Hugs Scaredy

Take it easy Spudlicious - slow and steady and you are NOT too old - people start running at all ages so don't make excuses before you start. Just go out and do it. You'll amaze yourself (I do every time I go out)

sallyx

Poor old Nathan Luc, I expect he's just picked up a bug but babies soon bounce back. I can remember the first time Bea got a sickness bug and we were in the car going to the outlaws..grrrr I won't go into details!
Just keep giving him water and if he can't keep that down then try giving him some diorolyte (sp)