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

PasturesNew

CKhalvashi wrote: »

... If you'd said Mkhvtei, ...

Yeah ... like that would have happened...

CKhalvashi

PasturesNew wrote: »

Yeah ... like that would have happened...

I know, it's as close a dish as you're going to get; cooked in a baking tray, sliced, and you can add sausage/meat/even veg to it; similar to an omelet

CK

CKhalvashi

fc123 wrote: »

...wait until your 49 like us...then it really does all start to fall apart. OH has dodgy knees, dodgy back....

I'm not 30 until November :eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:

Stop scaring me!

CKhalvashi

I think I'd better let you guys know.

Doritea igorevna Kulikovskaya
11/06/1919 (Leningrad, Leningrad Obl. Russian SFSR, Russian empire)

To 06/08/2012, 5.26am MSK (Rustavi, Georgia).

I'm not going to be around for a few days!

LydiaJ

lostinrates wrote: »

I think dh and i both like being married,

He says he does. Today he has been as ever, amazing. When i woke up he filled the bath (now defunct with a shower over) with hot water from kettles and the shower and put bubble bath in it. Hauled me out of bed and sat and chatted while i splashed away in there for a bit, then helped me cook supper. He planted stuff i had in pots and walked the dogs and kept coming to check on me. I fell asleep on him one of these visits so he stayed and watched a film. His patience and capacity to love and be helpful astounds and humpbles me... While i tease chewy about his gf if he doesn't feel humbled and amazed and butterflies in stomach then he is probably right not to mary her. I know i could never live with someone again who i did not want to give the moon and the stars.

The two of you are so lovely together. When I see how fir behaves towards you, I am reminded of my dad and the way he loved my mum - which is very high praise from me. There is such an atmosphere of generosity and an absence of resentment. If I ever marry again I want those things.

I spent most of Saturday at my aunt's 90th birthday weekend and had a great time. Everyone enjoyed it loads, especially the "birthday girl", and I felt slightly smug because she was saying at my mum's funeral that she wasn't going to bother with a 90th party because nobody would want to come, and I was the one who told her that of course people would want to come and she ought to have one. There were loads of us there - 13 out of the 15 of us cousins in my generation, 6 of my aunt's 8 grandchildren and both her great-grandchildren, a sprinkling of my aunt's innumerable cousins or their descendants, and quite a few friends of the family.

I don't get to see my cousins often enough, I think, and it was particularly nice to see them when it wasn't a funeral. I'm now getting ideas about persuading my dad to have a big 90th party in 4 years' time. I don't think he'll need much persuading, though - extended family has always been important to him and he was in his element at his sister's do this weekend.

misskool

Condolences CK

vivatifosi

Mmmm.... Yorkshire puddings. I like the giant ones filled with veggies and mint sauce, but any type, with any veggie filling will do. I so love my YoYos that I've tried them with pretty much everything and can state quite categorically that the little ones are lovely filled with melted goats cheese or similar and a dob of cranberry sauce... Yummmmmmmmmm

vivatifosi

Sorry to hear the news CK. My condolences to you and your family.

lostinrates

Doozergirl wrote: »

Yorkshire Puddings. Something we might all agree on? :eek:

Not me. I like them, with beef, or evenwith go.den syrup, but not with chicken and not sure i like the idea of a meal in one at all.

Nikkster

Sorry to hear your news Ck.