DFW Chat Monday 7 Dec 09

pepe2008

Snaggles wrote: »

Afternoon!

I ache all over after my eventful weekend. Most of it is due to carrying Natasha for so long yesterday although I'm not sure that explains the random bruises...

Trying to think of something to make for dinner - I have defrosted some chicken but have very few other ingredients... :doh:

Just roast it, hack it to bits ( think of someone whilst doing this!) and bung it on the plates mixed up with some pasta and veggies.
I'm going to do Shepherds Pie, adding a small amount of wine to the meat....and a large amount to the cook:D

redsquirrel80

Snaggles wrote: »

Afternoon!

I ache all over after my eventful weekend. Most of it is due to carrying Natasha for so long yesterday although I'm not sure that explains the random bruises...

Trying to think of something to make for dinner - I have defrosted some chicken but have very few other ingredients... :doh:

And what have you been up to young lady? Did you go out with Mr Essex? :cool:

Gemmzie

Feeling incredibly meh now, almost wish I didn't have MSE drummed into me so I could just stick newer cars on credit and worry about it later

sallyx

oh Bum just realised I am supposed to be going out tonight...could really do without it

elfen

Think someone's had some rough and tumble

Is it a gtood thing that although I can't see my mate for her birthday, I am going to try going to the poetry thing at a pub near uni..Am a bit scared and need to find a couple of my decent poems

Snaggles

sallyx wrote: »

:rolleyes:;););)

Need I say more :rotfl::p

:rotfl: Wish Ryan had taken the same approach instead of pointing out loudly that I had a bruise on my collar bone when my parents were there! (I really can't remember how that one happened!! )

Snaggles

redsquirrel80 wrote: »

And what have you been up to young lady? Did you go out with Mr Essex? :cool:

Oh lol, you missed a bit of an eventful weekend - I will go and find my original post and repost it!

elfen wrote: »

Think someone's had some rough and tumble

*cough* :A :whistle:

elfen

Snags, in fact i KNOW you have! But you're not the only one.....;)

Snaggles

Snaggles wrote: »

Good date? Hmmmmmm......didn't go quite to plan.

Met him, he seemed quite nice, not bad looking, went for a drink and we were chatting a bit, but it all felt a bit awkward, and I noticed he made a LOT of eye contact, absolutely non-stop. And it seemed like the more we talked, the more intently he stared at me, to the point where after 2 drinks I was feeling desperately uncomfortable and could barely look at him.

Then he started commenting on my shyness (which was only so bad because of how he was being), and saying I didn't make much eye contact and I must be nervous because I was drinking quickly (so made me conscious of absolutely everything basically).

We went into another bar for a third drink, and by this point, conversation had ground to a halt, and it was the most uncomfortable I have ever been on a date in my entire life.

He went to the loo and... I ran. About a mile across Leeds, in high heels, all the way to the train station, jumped on a train and went home.

I did text as soon as I left the pub, so he would know I'd gone before he came out of the loo....but still, I am feeling pretty crap about it.

Got home and spent a couple of hours crying on Mr Sunday's shoulder on MSN, then he said he was going to bed and would I be able to sleep. I said no, I didn't think so, would probably stay up and read. And then he said 'come over, if you don't want to be alone'.

Thought he was joking so there was a bit of banter about it, and then he said 'Go on then, get your coat on, see you in an hour' (he lives quite a distance away). So I threw a couple of things into a bag and went! At 12.30am, in the rain and the fog, up onto the dales!

I got there at 1.30am (must point out that I wasn't over the limit as I had planned to drive home from the station after my date anyway), and spent the night cuddled up to him in his bed (no rudeness...not till this morning anyway :rotfl:), and then spent the morning with him, until he had to leave for his hockey match.

Not quite the evening I had planned. But it ended in a much nicer way than it began.

There you go Squizz!

I then spent Sunday afternoon with him - we took both lots of kids for a long walk, then back to his for hot chocolate and the kids all had pasta in cheese sauce. They got on brilliantly!

redsquirrel80

elfen wrote: »

Think someone's had some rough and tumble

Is it a gtood thing that although I can't see my mate for her birthday, I am going to try going to the poetry thing at a pub near uni..Am a bit scared and need to find a couple of my decent poems

Ooh sounds interesting!