*** Wednesday 31st March Daily Chat - where has this month gone?***

Lucifa73

bank_of_slate wrote: »

I've given in and fed Maureen, she was starving, miaowing like crazy - which is most unlike her, she's normally a very quiet puss, (Dennis is the gobby one)
and she's skinny enough.
...Linda xx

You kind of have to trust them to know what they need sometimes. If they were feral they would be able to trust their instincts...

bank_of_slate

Lucifa73 wrote: »

How long you been running now? You must be really proud of how well you are doing:T

Thanks, I started a couple of years ago, then had a break of a few months and returned to it seriously last summer before the Great North Run.

I've upped my training since joining the running club in November last year, that's helped enormously, mainly because they make us run up big fat hills! :eek:
...Linda xx

gonzo127

bank_of_slate wrote: »

in that case,

Hello Mrs Gonzo! :wave:

...Linda xx

hehe it would be funny if she said hello back, at least she knows i love her :blushing:

my darling step daughter last night thought it was funny how unromantic something i said sounded even thou the content was romantic. was about the fact that if my wife died i would be a rich man, to which i pointed out that i would rather have her than the money - said matter of factly of course

hehe bless her she is a loved up 13 year old so everything should be massivly over the top romance and sweet talking

Lucifa73

bank_of_slate wrote: »

Thanks, I started a couple of years ago, then had a break of a few months and returned to it seriously last summer before the Great North Run.

I've upped my training since joining the running club in November last year, that's helped enormously, mainly because they make us run up big fat hills! :eek:
...Linda xx

I haven't been able to get motivated at all this year:( Stupid as I know I feel so good when I'm running but .... (<<hopes one day confused smiley will come back)

bank_of_slate

gonzo127 wrote: »

hehe it would be funny if she said hello back, at least she knows i love her :blushing:

my darling step daughter last night thought it was funny how unromantic something i said sounded even thou the content was romantic. was about the fact that if my wife died i would be a rich man, to which i pointed out that i would rather have her than the money - said matter of factly of course

hehe bless her she is a loved up 13 year old so everything should be massivly over the top romance and sweet talking

My daughter is 7 and she loves the photograph of me and my hubby on our wedding day because she thinks we were a prince and princess :rotfl:

She keeps asking where she is though, has no concept of a time before she was around, bless her!
...Linda xx

bank_of_slate

Lucifa73 wrote: »

I haven't been able to get motivated at all this year:( Stupid as I know I feel so good when I'm running but .... (<<hopes one day confused smiley will come back)

we need to start a campaign for the confused smiley!
...Linda xx

bank_of_slate

Or pilfer it from another site
...Linda xx

bank_of_slate

Right, I have to nip into the huge gaping dog's anus that is Bradford city centre to pay a cheque into the bank, see you shortly! :wave:
...Linda xx

gonzo127

bank_of_slate wrote: »

She keeps asking where she is though, has no concept of a time before she was around, bless her!
...Linda xx

it doesnt get much better as they get older either, my DSD can not get her mind around the fact her mum was a person before she was her mum, intellectually she understands that she was but the full understanding of what that means just doesnt sink in properly

i also think she still wants to believe that imaculate conception can and does happen - but of course only to her mum...3 kids all of them miricle births

judi24

:wave:morning:wave: off today - kids slept in for the first time this hols and are lovely and calm at the moment. i promissed to take them to the cinema today - dialema is Nanny McPhee or Alice in Wonderland?