*Ey up its Thursday Chat Thread*10th November 2009

sallyx

You are a lovely sister pap

tenmah

bookseller1980 wrote: »

Thanks Pap.
I think I've been hoping for a miracle that is never going to happen.
Time to face reality and quit maybe.

What are your options Bookie?

tenmah

and PAP, well done on the latest weight loss! That is five stone isn't it? Fantastic..

postingalwaysposting

beanielou wrote: »

Thats fab Pap.
Wish you were coming to Edinburgh
Do u ever use your sewing machine?

Wish I was too Beanie. the problem is the cheapest way to get there from down here is plane. however I would need to buy a passport for £80, so then its not too mse :rolleyes: I will get to see you and Scotland one day, just try and stop me :rotfl: I do sometimes but not lately. The problem I have found is fabric prices have rocketed (well down here they have), even online. Therefore when years ago I would have made some clothes not its cheaper to purchase them. Plus beeing a 'normal' size helps :j I may with the original owners (another super kind mse'er) give it to someone else who may use it. Do you need one?

Oh and Sally I dont know if you caught my message a week ago but thanks for recomending that book. Pay it forward. I read it in two days (well 24 hours really) and loved it... If anyone wants it shout, its like new as I havent creased the spine

postingalwaysposting

sallyx wrote: »

You are a lovely sister pap

tenmah wrote: »

and PAP, well done on the latest weight loss! That is five stone isn't it? Fantastic..

:rotfl: Sally, only to my brother though, me and my sister dont quite see eye to eye. She is too much like my father :mad: Yes Ten, exactly 5 stone this week, 7 months in. Could have technically done it already but alas my body isnt quite 'normal', approx 4 months to go :j

Sorry for hogging the chat everyone

sallyx

Did I recommend the Book Pap? I might have done but I haven't actually read it myself, think Sammy/Bunny might have done

Ive got a sewing machine on my Christmas list, just a little one so I can do crafty bits and bobs

sallyx

postingalwaysposting wrote: »

:rotfl: Sally, only to my brother though, me and my sister dont quite see eye to eye. She is too much like my father :mad: Yes Ten, exactly 5 stone this week, 7 months in. Could have technically done it already but alas my body isnt quite 'normal', approx 4 months to go :j

Sorry for hogging the chat everyone

I think its normal to get on better with one sibling than the other. I mean we don't get on with everyone in life so makes sense that the same applies to family...just with family you have to tollerate it :rolleyes:.

bookseller1980

tenmah wrote: »

What are your options Bookie?

I've run out of them really.
I think the bank are going to take the house and I've run out of energy to fight anymore. I seem to be running around in circle doing things for other people. I just wish I had someone to look after me for a change.
I'm a selfish cow really.

On another note we appear to be having a monsoon outside. Lovely for driving around country lanes.

sallyx

bookseller1980 wrote: »

I've run out of them really.
I think the bank are going to take the house and I've run out of energy to fight anymore. I seem to be running around in circle doing things for other people. I just wish I had someone to look after me for a change.
I'm a selfish cow really.

On another note we appear to be having a monsoon outside. Lovely for driving around country lanes.

Would you be left with any money Bookie if you sold the house now? What are the possibilities of going bankrupt, im not really sure how this works with house and the debt. Big hugs hun xx

scaredy_cat

bookseller1980 wrote: »

I've run out of them really.
I think the bank are going to take the house and I've run out of energy to fight anymore. I seem to be running around in circle doing things for other people. I just wish I had someone to look after me for a change.
I'm a selfish cow really.

On another note we appear to be having a monsoon outside. Lovely for driving around country lanes.

that's not selfish bookie, it's natural to want to be looked after. i do. i get fed up with having to make decisions by myself and doing it alone.