London Socialite Sees The Light

LondonGirl252

miggy wrote: »

Chocolate it is - and a large hot choc too with cream and marshmallows if that's any help.

What a shame about D. As you say, much better to know now rather than later though it would have been easier if you knew from the start. I suppose this is relatively near the start.

The polo day sounds amazing (if muddy): how lovely to have a day in the country with horses and dogs.

And August 29th!!! Well, we will all be cheering you on!

Thanks Miggy I'll defo take that hot choc! yum

Yeah it was all new so I guess its not too bad

Yeah it was so nice, I love going out of London and having some country time, so refreshing!

Thanks!!!! It's going to come sooo quick!

zagubov

LondonGirl252 wrote: »

Hey!

Tell me about it - Nationwide! She said "its because they have to count it" right that satisfied me. NOT. Which bank is yours? I like the sound of that?! I had even bagged mine up in the right amounts and not mixed so had done the job for them!
Haha Mines been on for at least 2 years now so it was about time!

Stumbled across this thread about a year late!

Nationwide's a building society (the last really big one) acting like a bank so they don't really deal much with cash I'm afraid.

I'm trying to make ends meet in London as well (though not from here originally) and budget for a family.

For entertainment I've had a lot of fun at TV recordings - worth registering with applausestore.com, especially if you can get a mob of like-minded pals.

Good luck with your efforts.

LondonGirl252

zagubov wrote: »

Stumbled across this thread about a year late!

Nationwide's a building society (the last really big one) acting like a bank so they don't really deal much with cash I'm afraid.

I'm trying to make ends meet in London as well (though not from here originally) and budget for a family.

For entertainment I've had a lot of fun at TV recordings - worth registering with applausestore.com, especially if you can get a mob of like-minded pals.

Good luck with your efforts.

Hey never too late!

Thanks for the link I will look at that. Good look with your budgeting I find it difficult for one so a family must be hard

Thanks

LondonGirl252

Picked up 2 jacket potatoes for £1 on the way home and one is cooking now which Im going to slather in baked beans and cheese and then go to bed! Feeling very tired.

My friend S is lovely, having told her the latest on D she's rang me and kept me company all day on email, so thoughtful and with my diary I really do feel very loved! Who needs a man anyway??

MuffinTops

Hi LG,

I'm so sorry to hear about D. He sounded like he had such promise. It is good that he told you now though. A lot of men would have definitely shyed away from that and been a little more selfish, so I'm really pleased you didn't get dragged along in any drama.

There's a true friend with S, keeping you email and phone company. That makes the day a lot easier to get through, doesn't it?

Take care LG, there's a good one out there somewhere for all of us! You always have such a positive spirit too, so fortunately you'll also have fun while you're looking.

xx

LaFolie

LondonGirl252 wrote: »

Who needs a man anyway??

Mine's generally only useful for getting rid of frogs and moths *shudder*

LondonGirl252

MuffinTops wrote: »

Hi LG,

I'm so sorry to hear about D. He sounded like he had such promise. It is good that he told you now though. A lot of men would have definitely shyed away from that and been a little more selfish, so I'm really pleased you didn't get dragged along in any drama.

There's a true friend with S, keeping you email and phone company. That makes the day a lot easier to get through, doesn't it?

Take care LG, there's a good one out there somewhere for all of us! You always have such a positive spirit too, so fortunately you'll also have fun while you're looking.

xx

Hey,

Thanks so much you're right at least it didn't go too far along line for it to really hurt.

Yeah she's wonderful, she does look after me!

Thanks, thats the intention!
xx

LondonGirl252

LaFolie wrote: »

Mine's generally only useful for getting rid of frogs and moths *shudder*

Haha and I did also find out last night that he is scared of spiders too, well thats no good, should have ended it there and then

ZTD

LondonGirl252 wrote: »

he didnt want to lead me on but he likes me and its a difficult situation. I'm a bit sad about it all but better I know now and not 6 months down the line when I've fallen hook, line and sinker. We left it a bit up in the air so I don't know if he'll call or not but I won't call him Ive decided.

Why? He's honest, and he didn't take advantage. There would be no harm in contacting him every now and again and just generally keeping in (a light) touch. It's unlikely he will phone you unless you've phoned him for the first time as he will (quite rightly) think you've blown him out.

You may wish to be more subtle than asking him how his divorce is going - but that's entirely up to you.

My_Lil_Revolution

LondonGirl252 wrote: »

Picked up 2 jacket potatoes for £1 on the way home and one is cooking now which Im going to slather in baked beans and cheese and then go to bed! Feeling very tired.

My friend S is lovely, having told her the latest on D she's rang me and kept me company all day on email, so thoughtful and with my diary I really do feel very loved! Who needs a man anyway??

Hi LG

I seem to be on the same wave length as you today. I too had jacket potato for tea and have had more man trouble. The low down is he's gone for good now. So yes your right. Who needs a man? haha. Present company on here excluded

Take care.

Lil
xx