~~Woopy Doo its Wednesday Chat ~~

clairewop

my sponge bars have arrived

sat eating chicken curry at the moment

been to post office to get my money, went to charity shop and got a newpurse cause mine broke and the manager gave me a bag full of wool to practice with, was just asked if my practice bits were good enough would i donate some.

SuzySu

Hi all

SRM - that's rubbish news. Poor poor woman and her family...I really don't know how I would cope.

Bun - good to know you can get home on the day you've planned. As someone on the radio said, it's a bit different choosing to extend your holiday than being told you can't come home.

Elfen - enjoy your last day being 26 (so young!)

Ames - glad to hear you've had a good day.

LMC - enjoy the time with your OH

Need to read back to see who I've missed.

elfen

Young now...but in three years I'll be thirty! But at least I'll have a degree!

Also, I'm actually wearing my glasses whilst on the computer....this I never do....but I might not have a headache this time.

Ames

I'll be thirty in eight and a half months (eeww I was two weeks early which means that thirty years ago now, ewww) but it doesn't really bother me. It does in terms of how much I should have achieved and haven't, but the number's not really a bother.

Mum keeps going on about it, how awful it is that I'm so old, how terrible she felt at thirty, worse than forty and fifty...

SuzySu

Nothing like making you feel good eh Ames? Thirty wasn't so bad....40 was (and still is) fabulous. I love every age I have been but would not want to been a teenager again for ANYTHING.

schoolrunmum

Actually Ames,I agree with your Mum. 30 was a much bigger deal for me than 40 was......I'll be 50 in 2014....(FIFTY ! Sounds ancient!!!I still feel 17 if that counts..)

tenmah

I will be 50 next year SRM and funnily enough I was ok about turning 40 and though not worried about turning 50 (can't really stop it!) I do think that 50 sounds really old and grown up!

Ames

Suzy, I wouldn't want to be a teenager again, although as I was pretty much housebound for three years in my teens I missed out on a lot of growing up experiences which has affected my confidence I think.

Tenmah, that's my big problem about 30 - if it means I'll have to be all grown up and sensible!

katsu

Hi All,

Ames - turning 30 was fine for me, no different to 29.

Pooky

Evening all

SRM - Sorry to hear about your friend.


I hated turning 30 it was a real issue for me.....I felt I'd missed my late teens and twenties by being "settled" and married so young..turning 30 was a huge stumbling block. I'm over it now though. I shall be 37 in June which seems far to grown up.

Had a lovely morning out with Inlaws and then a nice lunch, the waitress was really nice and brought DH extra cutlery and a straw for his drink without being asked....we left a nice tip

Came home and promptly fell asleep on the sofa (seems to be a habit lately - must be my age ) Had to put the heating on for an hour too as it was sooooooo chilly, DH was nearly blue with cold.