*** Daily Chat 27 Dec - everyone welcome! ***

Snaggles

:wave: Toto, sorry about the colds, hope you managed to have a good Christmas.

You missed the story of Mr Sunday and the naked snow angels!! :rotfl:

Toto

Snaggles wrote: »

:wave: Toto, sorry about the colds, hope you managed to have a good Christmas.

You missed the story of Mr Sunday and the naked snow angels!! :rotfl:

I'm here now :rotfl:

I've been too poorly to care much about christmas, it was just a case of battle through to make sure everything that needed doing was done before I crawled off to bed.

My best friend has organised a birthday surprise in london tomorrow. I have no idea what we are doing other than meeting at kings x in the morning... I hope whatever it is requires a bright red nose and no energy :rotfl:

Burlesque_Babe

Toto wrote: »

BB shame the polo has gone Have you had an automatic before? I drove the ex's merc for a couple of years, that was my first experience of an auto, now I couldn't go back to a manual, too lazy in my old age. It might help a bit with your driving phobia.

The whole insurance thing sucks though doesn't it.

it was Sally's car which has been sold

My Honda was an automatic. I switched from manual because of my leg/back - I don't have any sensation below the knee of my left leg so I couldn't feel the clutch under my foot and also the movement was sometimes difficult in the mornings if my back was very sore.

It has helped a tiny, tiny bit. When I had a manual I always said an automatic would help. Part of my fear (there are many elements :rolleyes:) is changing gear on a sliproad when joining another fast moving road (dual carriageway etc) so I knew an automatic took that element out. Just the other dozen or so parts of my fear to solve :rolleyes: Seen a lovely car the same as I have just lost, 4 years younger and with a higher spec - but on the Kent/Surrey border :rolleyes:. I know exactly where my fear stems from - the exact moment, which was on my first driving test in a car I'd never driven beforehand - but over time it's grown and 'developed' to take in most elements of driving, just a shame I can't undo it all.

The whole insurance thing is a joke :mad:

spud30

beanielou wrote: »

Im sure Maz is fine Spud.
She is not normally on too much if she is not at work.

How are you Spud?

Hi Toto

I'm OK ta hun....eaten too much, drunk too much and feeling a bit lard arsd, but OK

Toto, sorry to hear you're not well hun xx

Burlesque_Babe

Toto wrote: »

My best friend has organised a birthday surprise in london tomorrow. I have no idea what we are doing other than meeting at kings x in the morning... I hope whatever it is requires a bright red nose and no energy :rotfl:

aww, that sounds lovely.

I was going to get on the train the weekend after your birthday complete with alcohol as a surprise for the day and just turn up to say hello. I didn't know how you'd react though!!!! :rotfl:

bank_of_slate

spud30 wrote: »

I'm OK ta hun....eaten too much, drunk too much and feeling a bit lard arsd, but OK

Toto, sorry to hear you're not well hun xx

Spud, son is now dancing like a loony to 'the bird is the word' on Just Dance :rotfl:
...Linda xx

spud30

bank_of_slate wrote: »

Spud, son is now dancing like a loony to 'the bird is the word' on Just Dance :rotfl:
...Linda xx

Linda, I laughed that much at DH when we played it last night, I was sick :rotfl::rotfl:

Our fave at the mo is Hot and Cold

Burlesque_Babe

Snaggles wrote: »

You missed the story of Mr Sunday and the naked snow angels!! :rotfl:

It is kind of summed up by this




:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

bank_of_slate

spud30 wrote: »

Linda, I laughed that much at DH when we played it last night, I was sick :rotfl::rotfl:

Our fave at the mo is Hot and Cold

Funny you should mention that, it's on now, Jess loves this song anyway!
...Linda xx

Snaggles

Let's just say that at 4am on Wednesday morning, we decided to forsake the bedroom and go and play in the snow.

It was a bit brisk! :rotfl: But we warmed up pretty quickly. :cool: