Daydream thread continues.....

Itismehonest

alfie_1 wrote: »

AM I BEING A PARTY POOPER ? ive tried to sit through the "concert" at buck pal and i cant say im impressesd !!
there comes a time when SOME "singers" need to retire IMO.....
as for the "comedians" ????
there was some good bits but i managed to divert my attention long enuff to list on the bay !!:rotfl::rotfl:

am i a grumpy old moo ....:rotfl::rotfl:

It hasn't been the best but I'm working on "It's the thought that counts" sort of basis.

I guess I really should stop reading the rest of the site. It only serves to remind me that nobody seems to believe in live & let live any more.

So, there was me looking forward to our alfie posting something to lighten my mood .............

COOLTRIKERCHICK

Alfie I agree with you... some of them def need to hang up their Tiaras;)

Why do the same old 'older' singers do the royal events..?

Anyway.. ebay seller has been in contact, so happy bunny now..

ooo ye i planted my runner beans in the new place, so a good job done...

alfie_1

Itismehonest wrote: »

It hasn't been the best but I'm working on "It's the thought that counts" sort of basis.

I guess I really should stop reading the rest of the site. It only serves to remind me that nobody seems to believe in live & let live any more.

So, there was me looking forward to our alfie posting something to lighten my mood .............

ooops !!:rotfl::rotfl:
well ok ITSME....
i decided to cut my hedge this afternoon and found the OLD step ladder and "set up shop" mindfull i was working under/near "the bee's".....
i was merrily hacking off the top, watching the bees with one eye and the electric trimmer with the other....reaching,as you do, to get "that bit stuck up that wont play ball " i leant over a bit more and .....yep! ladder went one way, trimmer another and me ......i would have won BRITAINS GOT TALENT with my aerobatic display :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
what P'd me off most was i landed on my 2nd batch of runner beans.....:mad:
the dogs just froze and stared at me then ran in the gate as i started swearing...:D

Itismehonest

That's more like the alfie I was thinking of. Hope you're OK.
I wasn't having a go BTW.

alfie_1

apart from my dignity [deriar] ...... i will know tomorow if i have done anything....:D
my body likes to "surprise" me the next day....never at the time..:o

alfie_1

i have a dilema....a long standing male friend [only] has a new girlfriend.
my cousin [artist,auther]from canada has always stayed at his cottage,she comes over twice a year for years. hes at work most days.
his new GF decided to move in with him 3 days before cousins arrival....
cousin arrives to be met by frosty GF..[she knew C was coming]
C goes to bed early [jet lag] to be woken an hour later with GF screaming she didnt want C there to my friend who tried to calm her...
C was VERY HUMILIATED....
c has gone to spain for a week and i have organised a different cottage for her to stay..
now it seems GF has said on par re me....
now i think friend should grow a pair but as GF is also pregs.....
i do not like GF and theres not many people i actually dislike intensely...
how do i keep contact with friend if GF wont allow... do i just cut ties ?
have known each other nearly 30 years. ..............very sad...:(

p.s. if it DOES kick off i dont want to lose my rag and fall out with friend who is stuck in the middle ...BUT if she says anything to my face i will certainly "not be a wallflower"

Itismehonest

Very sad.
I bet your cousin wanted the floor to open up & swallow her.

I don't think there's anything you, personally, can do.
It's times like this when you find out which are the true friends, alfie.
If he's a real mate he'll keep in touch.

rhiwfield

Alf, thank goodness you didnt reflex grab the hedge trimmer.

Maybe new GF feels insecure/threatened and is used to getting her own way (spoiled). Let time takes its course, he's now in the middle, no doubt wanting to keep up his old friendships but not wanting to upset his new GF.

Well, children surprised us by having a plaque fixed to the local pier to mark our ruby wedding anniversary "Why are we walking on the pier in the rain??!!" followed by cream tea. Then DD2 and SIL had a day away while we (mainly DW) looked after our two GSs. Nappies, bottles, broken sleep....thats a routine for young parents

Davesnave

Glad you are still with us, and good wishes to your derriere this morning, alfie.

Congrats on the big wedding anniversary too, rhiwfield. What a lovely way to mark it!

Old computer has finally gone west, so I am just about up and running on the new one, but there's no picture software yet, so no photo of last night's celebrations up at our local beacon.

There was a hell of a 'beacon' on Sunday night several miles away. Through binoculars, they certainly didn't look like normal flames, but morning revealed that it was not the barns at the same locality on fire. Methinks they took the opportunity to get rid of something.....tyres perhaps.:( :mad:

lucielle

I went to a beacon lightin g, couldn't see many others. A bit disappoointed really as I was kinda looking forward to something similiar to the ones in the Lord of the Rings! I know it was special effects, a girl can dream.
L