The Memorygirl Matrix

fantasia322

Memory_Girl wrote: »

So sorry my darling

I missed this little gem whilst getting on my high-horse about education again - many thanks, any advice he can scater my way willbe gratefully appreciated.

MG

MG - Just been contacted by the Marketing guru, like the Man from Del-Monte, he say YES. Has given me his personal contact details to pass onto you. Let me know if you still want the info and I'll PM you the details.

clairewop

Well I'm done in now sore beyond sore but I cleared the dining table

Just put my quilt in the washing machine and I got Chicken and corgette curry and rice cooking for tea (all chicken has gone now:))

Tuppence52

fantasia322 wrote: »

Well done Thrifty, treat yourself to nice, pampering soak, in a hot bubble-bath.
Lol at stage 3 by the time you're 50. I'm sure it will come much quicker than that. I did some sit ups this morning, thats my only concession to exercise apart from some brisk walking. Must be reasonably supple though cos can still do the splits, is a little bit eye-watering but DD still can't do it and hates the fact that I'm 21 years older than her and I can :rotfl:
Hopefully my cooking everything from scratch and loads of fruit and veggies will mean I'm in not to bad nick for 52. If anyone has ways of stopping things going south though, do share, lol.
I want my eyes de-bagged sob :rotfl:

I did Shred again today, after having to stop because my ankles blew up like balloons :eek: I have decided to only do it every other day now :rotfl:So my 30 days will be at least 60, depending on the ankles.

Funny story about everything going south, I was in the shower, and by DGD aged 3 wanted to come in too....

she stood there and said "Nana those are your boobies, they have fallen down" :eek: she left the shower much quicker than she entered I can tell you :rotfl:

clairewop

Tuppence52 wrote: »

I did Shred again today, after having to stop because my ankles blew up like balloons :eek: I have decided to only do it every other day now :rotfl:So my 30 days will be at least 60, depending on the ankles.

Funny story about everything going south, I was in the shower, and by DGD aged 3 wanted to come in too....

she stood there and said "Nana those are your boobies, they have fallen down" :eek: she left the shower much quicker than she entered I can tell you :rotfl:

Out of the mouths of babes.............. Lol.

Going to have a go at putting the new furniture together now I'm going to sleep well tonight I haven't stopped

clairewop

Changed my mind won't be putting furniture together it says on instructions 2 man job and the instructions look :eek: think I will wait for dh to come in.

fantasia322

clairewop wrote: »

Changed my mind won't be putting furniture together it says on instructions 2 man job and the instructions look :eek: think I will wait for dh to come in.

2 man job means 1 man doing the manual, and a WOMAN supervising :rotfl::rotfl:.
My lovely OH is a time served joiner and refuses to use the instructions on self-assembly stuff and always end up with a spare part or a couple of spare screws :eek:

Karmacat

Tuppence! Thats one quick witted little girl!

clairewop

oh well dh doesn't want to put the new furniture up until he has done touch ups and the wallpaper is up

Craftyscholar

fantasia322 wrote: »

And Homework, don't even get me started on that one.
I don't agree with homework for any age group. Call me unrealistic and living in the dark ages but my view is that I did not sned my child to school with chores to do from home (imagine the righteous indignation if a parent did that). SO where does the system get off sending children home with work to do from school. Children don't get the chance to be children anymore, that time is so precious and they grow up so quickly anyway, why should they have to spend their precious free time doing extra schoolwork.

Sorry - I thought homework was something we did 'in the dark ages' - not some new idea (sure I remember going home with homework 50 years ago)
TV - now that is new. At least, we eventually had one - that's ONE in the living room and with the programmes chosen by the parents - not TVs all over the house.

lisawaters

maryb wrote: »

you are stationARy if you ARen't going anywhere but when you sit there wondering what to write and going ER, then you are using stationERy (or not, in the case of a blank sheet of paper)

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