Nice people thread part 6 - thrice by twice as nice :)

lostinrates

Nikkster wrote: »

I have been known to just have tap water and green tea, but I also like the plum wine. If it's £3.80 for a bottle of water, then I don't think a beer is much more, and there is no contest

Never had the wine there. I think i might have had a cocktail last time (last year in salisbury)

PasturesNew

lostinrates wrote: »

When you visit i give her ten minutes before she is on your lap demanding your FULL attention. She is great with kids too. I think lydia's daughter put her doen a coue of times when they visited:D and she even sits on the lap of my friend,s toddler and reaches up and kisses his hair.

I luff kittiez

CKhalvashi

zagubov wrote: »

Just remembererd that the town where I couldn't find an ashtray to buy was also the town where I gave up the devil's weed. Hmmm... new town, new start.Getting any nice healthy ideas PN?:think::whistle:


Pah! Water-- we all know what fish do in it! It just makes you wonder what they'd charge for a nice glas of wine or beer.

Hahahahaha

1) It's healthier than smoking anyway (I don't do it btw)

2) Yes, exactly. It's all water, whether it's been fished for 400 years or come out the tap.

CK

lostinrates

PasturesNew wrote: »

I luff kittiez

Heres the other one.

LydiaJ

lostinrates wrote: »

When you visit i give her ten minutes before she is on your lap demanding your FULL attention. She is great with kids too. I think lydia's daughter put her doen a coue of times when they visited:D and she even sits on the lap of my friend,s toddler and reaches up and kisses his hair.

I seem to remember you taught her to give both cats some kind of cat treat, and then there was no stopping them - the cats didn't want to leave her alone, and she kept begging for more treats to give them.

Went to meeting at DS's new school this evening - for new parents. Met his tutor (v nice) caught up with the senco and told her how much better he's been coping recently (:)) and spent an excessive amount of money on tie, blazer badge, rugby shirt etc etc. Felt fine on the way there and during the meeting, but massively afflicted by hayfever cycling home through the park. Antihistamines just kicking in now - must go and apologise to kids for yelling at them to leave me alone when I was in the middle of the worst of it.

LydiaJ

lostinrates wrote: »

Heres the other one.

This one's the erudite one, as opposed to the domestic and creative one, then?

Nikkster

Watching [STRIKE]Newsnight[/STRIKE] Question time Confused as to what John Lydon is doing on there, but even more confused by his top... Is that really his chest we can see?

lostinrates

LydiaJ wrote: »

This one's the erudite one, as opposed to the domestic and creative one, then?

Hahaha. Thats the one that never stops talking.

Your kids were great with the animals, all of them. Even ds dealt amazingly with his reluctance with the dogs. great kids.

michaels

Question Time?

Nice Torq

lostinrates

LydiaJ wrote: »

I seem to remember you taught her to give both cats some kind of cat treat, and then there was no stopping them - the cats didn't want to leave her alone, and she kept begging for more treats to give them.

Went to meeting at DS's new school this evening - for new parents. Met his tutor (v nice) caught up with the senco and told her how much better he's been coping recently (:)) and spent an excessive amount of money on tie, blazer badge, rugby shirt etc etc. Felt fine on the way there and during the meeting, but massively afflicted by hayfever cycling home through the park. Antihistamines just kicking in now - must go and apologise to kids for yelling at them to leave me alone when I was in the middle of the worst of it.

I think it must be more exoensive, secondary uniform with boys. With girls thpugh we do keep growing it seems not so much, and the blazer that was huge at eleven is snug by 16, but boys doule in size or something....lots of girls are half way to women by eleven, boys not so much. I was 'full height' by eleven or twelve.