Nice people thread part 5 - nicely does it

Wheezy_2

SingleSue wrote: »

Thanks LIR, have now posted it 'elsewhere'

Ooooh, I like it!
Solid bass & drums and the lead guitar player is up there with Ritchie Blackmore, Tony Iommi and Eddie Van Halen

mishmogs

Morning

sorry not been around for the weekend only OH decided he wanted to keep me company (assume he likes being with me) so I got him to make up the storage unit for the office (finally found one after looking intermitently over 2 years!!!) and chucked all my sewing, craft and a large number of those large black CDs which spin on a round disc thingy which has a needle on an arm which comes down and music can be heard! LedZep still sounded good in there. Turned round and my heart sank as the pile of papers waiting to be filed was still there.... job for later today *sighs*.

As I hadnt been out for 3 days last week due to the snow, I invested in some snow boots which were delivered by post :rotfl: so at least I can now walk and yes, you certainly use muscles which havent been used for some time. I walk and cycle everywhere and am off out in a min using my new boots again as I still have the white stuff!!

I keep my home docs for 4 years but I think this is excessive and will cut down to 3 - that should be long enough surely??

SingleSue

Wheezy wrote: »

Ooooh, I like it!
Solid bass & drums and the lead guitar player is up there with Ritchie Blackmore, Tony Iommi and Eddie Van Halen

Aww thanks, the boys will be so chuffed when I tell them. Think they are still buzzing even if they didn't get through to the finals.

Wheezy_2

SingleSue wrote: »

Aww thanks, the boys will be so chuffed when I tell them. Think they are still buzzing even if they didn't get through to the finals.

Yes, and I didn't say it's good just to be 'nice'. It really is. Especially for a first public gig.

SingleSue

They're pretty good...but then I am also very biased.

Amazing to think they are only 14 or just 15, middle son has become 'cool' according to his fellow students for the first time in his life!

James (eldest son), has now become their manager and on Saturday night managed to get them a professional photo shoot set up gratis and also a couple of gigs in the summer...not bad for someone who has never done anything like it before.

lostinrates

Dh approached the world without his normal enthusiastic attitude this morning. There is a hearing for our court case and he is going to that but wanted to stay at home instead. He said he resents time off work not spent together. . Turns out npow he is coming back to uk before going on business trip ankd wanted to come home on tomorrow night, but i have already agreed to babysit for a friend, because i didn't know there was a chnace he would be able to get home. . I feel like a bad wife over this.

lostinrates

What happened to elsewhere.....i have been suspended .

misskool

silvercar wrote: »

How much household paperwork do NP have? When we first set up home I had one little A4 folder, I know seem to have a cupboard full.

A lot. We pile it up and my wonderful darling OH will put it away to some degree. I am not a tidy person but I am an organised person. I know where things should be but it doesn't look like it. Or so that's what I tell everyone

lostinrates

misskool wrote: »

A lot. We pile it up and my wonderful darling OH will put it away to some degree. I am not a tidy person but I am an organised person. I know where things should be but it doesn't look like it. Or so that's what I tell everyone

I cannot bear for things to be stuffed in to drawers or out away unsorted. When i put sopmethi away i want to know where it is. Dh is a drawer stuffer, and also puts stuff away in plastic bags. One of the few areas of dischord here. I hate going to the freezer and having to open a dozen bags to find out what is in them, or things in drawers etc. waste of time.

purch

A shredder is one of the most important household gadgets to have.