The Bankrupt Inn - Part 9

confused76

ha ha ahh they're helping you out x

Angiepange

curly04 wrote: »

ap it

TEA TIME!!!!!!!!!!

ooh thanks Curls a lovely cup of tea very nice of you

confused76 wrote: »

evening all
curly i am glad your meds are helping...take it easy though, and well done getting the bathroom cleaned for you :eek:
she will have to send 100 texts to recover now....

poor mr AP, send our love xx

glad you're having a good day If, SE remember x

Hi Conf xx

The love has been passed on thank you

Angiepange

Good Morning All

Had a rubbish night last night, no sleep

So its caffeine on drip today and in honour of If, its going to be a steady eddie day today

curly04

Good Morning AP

Nice Pic hehe

sorry you had a bad night sleep, hows Mr AP

Angiepange

curly04 wrote: »

Good Morning AP

Nice Pic hehe

sorry you had a bad night sleep, hows Mr AP

Morning hun

He's not good, been coughing and restless all night but still gone to work cos he doesnt 'do' sick.:( Trouble is he is slightly asthmatic so if it gets on his chest its usually worse.

How about you, feeling any better today? xx

curly04

i had 10 hours sleep and lasted 11 hours with no nebuliser

Im just tucking into my coctail of 2 neb's, 3 inhaler and 17 tablets and 2 slices of toast

all finished off with an ice cold diet pepsi

Well make sure you and Mr AP look after yourselves xxxx

Angiepange

Good you are feeling a bit better but not good you have to take so many meds :eek:

and we will hun thank you :A

curly04

and and and ITS PAY DAY

And i've found a few bits for the cash my gold place in town

Angiepange

curly04 wrote: »

and and and ITS PAY DAY

And i've found a few bits for the cash my gold place in town

:j:j woohoo!!!!

alastairq

Writing to the chancellor, Treasury special adviser Peter Cropper noted that the government had rightly "started out by displaying the bareness of the cupboard and emphasising the size of the job ahead".

However, he said there was no sign of the end goal that the government was striving for.

This, he suggested, should be based around giving the public "joy, wealth, national power, two acres and a cow, a second car in every garage, interesting jobs, leisure, comfortable trains, channel tunnels, atomic power stations, gleaming new coal mines, everyone a bathroom and patios for all".

And he reminded ministers: "We must constantly remember that leadership consists largely in cheering people up, making them laugh and keeping them that way."

The above is a extract from recently released government papers from Mrs Thatcher's arrival in power. It demonstrated an awareness back then, of the need to 'educate' the public....and the above is a written response by a Cabinet official......the above taken from a BBC report............

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-11646825


obviously that ethos won the day, and has been carried forwards ever since.....

which may be why so many people consider 'debt' as an acceptably adjunct to an acceptable life-style?

The worrying thing is,it appears our erstwhile coalition government is keen to go down a road that even Mrs Thatcher's government were aware, would bring potential administrative disaster?