Memorygirls - Make Do and Mend

Dorastar

Have tried to get through the thread today (off sick so lots of nice if feeling ouchy me time) have only managed to get half way through, but got another day off tomorrow!

Where do I find the infamous blog?

boultdj

Dorastar wrote: »

Have tried to get through the thread today (off sick so lots of nice if feeling ouchy me time) have only managed to get half way through, but got another day off tomorrow!

Where do I find the infamous blog?

Hope you feel better soon, and you find MG's blog by clicking her name and then go to the home page link and click that.

boredofbeingathome

Memory_Girl wrote: »

Lara44 wrote: »

My OH and I are still writing our perfect weeks a little bit each night. I would never have believed it is such a powerful tool. It has brought up many issues that we have here in the now and enabled us to talk a little bit about them. My OH has been experienced 'burn out' from his job and he is worried that his creativity and passion are gone for good. I didn't really realise that he was feeling this. Imagining together just these little fragments in a way based on our memories is a good start I think. It is incredibly liberating, but you also do have to lay bare your hopes and therefore your fears. Anyway thanks Mr Big :j

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that is a brilliant idea - might sit down with ds1 ans see what his perfect week would look like.

- i'm also off to add some duvet days into my week as well having been recommended by you guys. Still waiting for Mr byrne to respond to my invite though -:rotfl:

MG

:eek: The poor man will be worn out with all these fantasy days- ;):rotfl:

Sorry i meant Perfect day- sheesh talk about Freudian slip!

vasseur

Am I the only one who keeps thinking of you as MoneyGirl???

Perhaps you should change your Username???? :rotfl:

macgirl

Memory_Girl wrote: »

well, i think he was expecting me to come back with "hello wembley!!!!!!" :rotfl::rotfl: but actually what i plumped for was

1. the eden project - just because how fantastic would that be speaking in those biomes????

2. in a big museum where they run one of those "night in the museum events" - you know where the kids come in , they attend a presentation, get fed pizza and pocorn, watch a movie and sleep in their sleeping bags in the museum overnight.

that would be cooler than a cool thing on - erm! cool :rotfl::rotfl:

and ds1 would think i was the bestest mum on the planet ever.

thing is i do't know which of the museums run these programmes - so does anyone know??? i think it could either be the natural history museum or the science museum:D

Wow, look at you in the space of a week - you are SOARING!!! :T:T:T

I did laugh at "Hello Wembley" - are you sure you can't give that a go?!
(Maybe just hang on for Madison Square Garden next year eh?! )

Kipper

Wow! Have just finished reading this diary and my brain is fizzing
Thank you MG & friends for your energy & inspiration. I have read The Secret & am feeling very positive & a bit excited too. I have long been dreaming of being mortgage free and able to travel with DH in a motorhome all over Europe, now I need to make it a reality. MG I too would like a copy of your book, I have pm'd you. DS is 15 & struggling with GCSEs this year, I'm hoping this may help. This site rocks!!!!

ClootiesMum

He's set another task - he's a slavedriver

Memory_Girl

Yeah!!! what clootie said - lol

you always beat me - see how slow this dongle is???

mg

ClootiesMum

see how slow this dongle is???

Now you know how I felt at the weekend...........

And I was thinking back to dial up t'internet - it proably worked at dongle speed and I accepted it then, so why not now

Tregemred

Memory_Girl wrote: »

the weather cannae make up its mind what it wants to do - i have rescued my washing three times now, so if its not dry, its never gonna be.

but the good news is that i have worked out how much i think i still owe the big horse bank on the personal guarantee. this of course doens't include any interest that they may be charging because i can't get a straight answer or a statement out of them. Anyways the good news is that my original £10,000 now sits at £3911.75 - or 12 monthly payments of £330 :j:j

so whilst i was in a great mood i decided to complete one of mr b's tasks that he sent me. He asked me to imagine the two places i would most love to present a seminar - and although they have to be in the uk - the more unusual the better.

well, i think he was expecting me to come back with "hello wembley!!!!!!" :rotfl::rotfl: but actually what i plumped for was

1. the eden project - just because how fantastic would that be speaking in those biomes????

2. in a big museum where they run one of those "night in the museum events" - you know where the kids come in , they attend a presentation, get fed pizza and pocorn, watch a movie and sleep in their sleeping bags in the museum overnight.

that would be cooler than a cool thing on - erm! cool :rotfl::rotfl:

and ds1 would think i was the bestest mum on the planet ever.

thing is i do't know which of the museums run these programmes - so does anyone know??? i think it could either be the natural history museum or the science museum:D

bTW - three weeks ago i was wondering if i could find a few kids and teach them at my kitchen table - amazing what happens when you broaden your horizons.:j:j:j

Off to do the school run and othe rmummy stuff.

Mg

Hi MG,

The Natural History Museum do night events, we get email invites periodically. I think the sealife centres do them too.

I love the idea of a seminar in the Eden Project, one of my most favourite places.

What about The Royal Observatory Planetarium, you know the Universe connection? :rotfl:

HTH

TGR