** Week-end Chat 9th/10th Jan 2010 ~ It's a chilly one! **

sallyx

sammy115 wrote: »

but you aren't too scared to come back and chat you are chatting now...:rotfl:when you posted what you did, I have to admit I blushed and thought how insensitive are we.....but as you say its an open forum, you had as much right to post your thoughts as anyone else. I like to think we are all such good friends that we can understand when someone is hurting and just give em a hug and say welcome back when they feel ready to come back....:D

well said samster

sallyx

bookseller1980 wrote: »

Quirky - we only hit the bad men with spades and Sally's allottment must be full by now.

Finally coaxed the fire into life so can turn the heating off - my skin is beginning to dry out.

Tonight I have fillet steak (gift ) and jacket spud. I will make a stilton sauce and try to muster some frozen veg from somewhere.

On the other hand a couple of biscuits would be easier.

I am very bored so I hope they'll be some peeps about tonight.

I'll be about Bookie, have nothing exciting planned, well apart from working out what food I can buy with this weeks shopping money which is about £18 :rotfl:

sammy115

sallyx wrote: »

sammy why you paying to go out to go to sleep you mad woman Couldnt you persuade him to get a takeaway and cuddle up in your mahooosive cardigan?

Hi Quirky :wave:

Yay for Becky...another good race!

Sally, I would just fall asleep at home....he hates sat night tv - would never watch x factor or anything like that....he doesn't go out at all during the week, he just sits in his B&B bedroom, working on his own. I don't suppose 1 night a week out is too much to ask...:rotfl:its not his fault I have a mild form of narcolepsy:rotfl:

I only really fall asleep if its really late or the movie is carp....

sallyx

becky_rtw wrote: »

walking is much harder than running in this #

photos on running thread if you want see conditions

I agree Becky, yesterday running on the snow/ice was absolutely fine and didn't slip or wobble at all. Today walking into town nearly came a cropper 3 or 4 times!

sallyx

sammy115 wrote: »

Sally, I would just fall asleep at home....he hates sat night tv - would never watch x factor or anything like that....he doesn't go out at all during the week, he just sits in his B&B bedroom, working on his own. I don't suppose 1 night a week out is too much to ask...:rotfl:its not his fault I have a mild form of narcolepsy:rotfl:

I only really fall asleep if its really late or the movie is carp....

I can see why he would want to go out

What time you going, hope its before 9pm as thats late for you and you will be a snoozing :rotfl:

clairewop

i'll be about too could do with a good old chat

ghostmadlittlemiss

clairewop wrote: »

its a watch

I really want one now!
Kayleigh

sammy115

sallyx wrote: »

I can see why he would want to go out

What time you going, hope its before 9pm as thats late for you and you will be a snoozing :rotfl:

starts at 8.40.....its a bit later than I hoped but not too bad...I can cope if the film isn't overly long but I find it hard to sit still for long....I get twitchy legs...:rotfl:

these people that make 3 hour films make me laugh....:o

bank_of_slate

sammy115 wrote: »

:rotfl:whats in your avvie BOS it looks like the cat is telling fortunes with a crystal ball...

It's a cat licking a multi coloured ice cream!
...Linda xx

bookseller1980

sallyx wrote: »

I'll be about Bookie, have nothing exciting planned, well apart from working out what food I can buy with this weeks shopping money which is about £18 :rotfl:

That's good Sally.

£18 - that's a lot! :rotfl:
Filling and hearty needed - shepherd's pie? I got a big chicken for £5 yesterday (with Mum's cc!) - that would do the 3 of you a roast then a stir fry thing maybe?