** Weekend 5th/6th Daily Chat** Come on in for a natter

sammy115

Pooky wrote: »

Bubbles always give me a cracking headache.......I never seem to remember that until I've drunk it though (I picked up a few cases in France - the tescos cava worked out at £2.20 a bottle...me likey)

Did Chloe like seeing Santa, Sammy?

Chloe loved it...she is just at the right age for seeing Santa....she was so in awe of him. We met his elves as well and watched a 3d film of tinkydoodle the chief elf....:p

Then we went for a wander round the riverside gardens which are all lit up with lights, but it was pouring down. Then chloe wanted to go on the one fairground ride...we put her on and she was terrified all the way round.....it was secretly very funny...:rotfl:

Snaggles

sammy115 wrote: »

I once had a date that I felt 'uncomfortable' with. He took me to a boxing match.....I didn't really want to go out with him and should not have said yes but half way through the evening I went to the toilet and did a runner....down a dual carriageway.

I would have done exactly the same Snags if it had been me, especially if he was making you feel uncomfortable......I feel its best to follow your instincts....

:rotfl::rotfl:Makes me feel a bit better!

Mr Sunday pointed out that as a single girl meeting an unknown man, it was probably the safest thing to do...still feel guilty though!

sammy115

Snaggles wrote: »

Yes, it's fair to say he wasn't very happy...not surprising really.

Won't kill im...:rotfl:i think he needs to work on his dating technique slightly....:D

SuzySu

[QUOTEOH is just opening the bubbles

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My bottle is chilling (express-style) in the freezer

bookseller1980

Hello. :santa2:

sammy115

Snaggles wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl:Makes me feel a bit better!

Mr Sunday pointed out that as a single girl meeting an unknown man, it was probably the safest thing to do...still feel guilty though!

Hopefully you are a bit cleverer than me :rotfl:when I did a runner, I forgot that the bloke only lived across the road from me.....:rotfl:

Another night I went out with a lad I had been seeing for a while, and I didn't feel very well (and secretly wanted to dump him) so didn't really feel like going out, but he persuaded me. Over a chinese meal he took me completely by surprise and asked me to marry him...I was so stunned I said yes! Then spent the next week figuring out how I could get out of it....:o

good job I did....I would have been a winterbottom now!

Pooky

sammy115 wrote: »

Chloe loved it...she is just at the right age for seeing Santa....she was so in awe of him. We met his elves as well and watched a 3d film of tinkydoodle the chief elf....:p

Then we went for a wander round the riverside gardens which are all lit up with lights, but it was pouring down. Then chloe wanted to go on the one fairground ride...we put her on and she was terrified all the way round.....it was secretly very funny...:rotfl:

Awww sounds lovely....we managed to take DD's to Lapland UK 2 years ago, was amazing, so lovely to see all the little ones awe struck.

I've really missed the whole "primary" christmas malarky this year, no christmas fayre, no nativity, no carol service (I know I could go to a carol service but I used to love watching DD's participate).

sammy115

:hello: Suzy

:hello: Booky...

Pooky

Helloooooo Bookie :wave:

Sammy - winterbottom :rotfl:

SuzySu

becky_rtw wrote: »

Evening

OH is just opening the bubbles

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Mine is chilling (express-style) in the freezer :beer: