*Easter Weekend Chat-Chocolate, bunnies and Springtime Happiness! All Welcome!*

Burlesque_Babe

It sounds good Snags. Being able to chat easily is important (as is the feel of the kiss ) A day out in York might well be on the cards

LuckyBiscuit

Morning guys!!!
Hope ur all having a good day!!!
kids and i r chilling today, might get a few things on e-bay though, 2 things sold already that i put on yesterday!!!!

Have fun.. Love and hug's

TMVen XXX

SuzySu

Morning all and Happy Easter

DS and I have just got back from church to find DD1 and 2 still fast akippos in their beds, despite promises of "yes, we''ll tidy while you're at church tomorrow..." Anyhow, they are all devouring hot cross buns and chocolate whilst I have hit the wine - yay!!

We're doing a roast later (joint effort) and that's about it. Pity I have to go out later but it will keep me from getting too squiffy I suppose.

Have a lovely day everyone.

Snaggles

jinky67 wrote: »

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way to go lovely lady:T

give him time, he may not want to seem "too" keen;)

and whats stopping you asking him?:D

Thank you!

I guess I just don't want to seem too keen either. And I know he was going to be out all day today, so I will have to be patient and hope he gets in touch at some point.

I don't like men who are overkeen anyway - keeping me waiting works all too well, sadly! :rotfl:

pepe2008

Morning/afternoon/evening, whatever.
Just got back from a run to Manchester and back, couldn't believe how quiet the roads were/are. Nothing at Birmingham by IKEA....bliss!

schoolrunmum

Blimey,that's a long way to run Pepe!!
I just went out for my first run-it was......disappointing...I went up to the top of our lane,it's probably only half a mile there and back,and I only managed to actually run about a third of it....please tell me thats not unusual (and no Tom Jones jokes please!)

Snaggles

SRM it's perfectly normal for a first run hon, don't worry.

I couldn't run to the end of the street when I tried for the first time. My lungs were on fire, and my legs were in agony.

Fast forward a month and I could run 2.5k non-stop. A few weeks after that, 5k.

The burny-lung feeling stops quite soon. The legs take a little longer to catch up, and your recovery time might be quite a few days at first, but you will be running decent distances before you know it.

For now, just be proud of what you did. :T

pepe2008

schoolrunmum wrote: »

Blimey,that's a long way to run Pepe!!
I just went out for my first run-it was......disappointing...I went up to the top of our lane,it's probably only half a mile there and back,and I only managed to actually run about a third of it....please tell me thats not unusual (and no Tom Jones jokes please!)

Commitment, thats what you need SRM:D ( 500hp of lorry helps too!)

edit....did walk 20 miles of the Ridgeway last weekend though and have just joined the Long Distance Walking Association( www.ldwa.org.uk)

Ames

Wow Snaggles, sounds like you had a good time.

I'm feeling deprived, I have no choccy. Well, I've got some hotel chocolat stuff but I feel like creme eggs. And hot cross buns. Hmm, tesco is open till 4...

Snaggles

Wow 20 miles Pepe, that's fantastic!