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Richard_S

squirrel_pigeon wrote: »

You could sympathise with my Dad and Step-Dad then. 3 of us - 26 (me), 23 and 21. And before you ask - we don't get better as we get older :rotfl:

No wonder both of them are Whisky fiends...:p

Ah squirrel,

You've made my night, our oldest is 26yrs; then 25yrs; son of 19yrs and baby daughter 18yrs.:rotfl: :rotfl:

You thought I had a young family.:T :T :T

I've got grandchildren at school.:D

squirrel_pigeon

Richard_S wrote: »

Ah squirrel,

You've made my night, our oldest is 26yrs; then 25yrs; son of 19yrs and baby daughter 18yrs.:rotfl: :rotfl:

You thought I had a young family.:T :T :T

I've got grandchildren at school.:D

I honestly though that your kids were teenagers! Your oldest is the same age as me then. Hopefully in a better situation!

tigerfeet2006

That's the thing you build up impressions of people in your heads from their postings.

I always imagine Richard as a Richard Dreyfuss lookalike.

You've all seen what I look like

squirrel_pigeon

Maybe one day I will let you see what I look like.

I think that the whole online picture thing is funny. I though Fermi was female for a while cos of the name....

tigerfeet2006

squirrel_pigeon wrote: »

Maybe one day I will let you see what I look like.

I think that the whole online picture thing is funny. I though Fermi was female for a while cos of the name....

Fermi to me is a scientist type. Think Grissom

BTW SP something else we have in common, sort of, is I am an archeaologist.

Richard_S

squirrel_pigeon wrote: »

I honestly though that your kids were teenagers! Your oldest is the same age as me then. Hopefully in a better situation!

Just the luck of the draw squirrel;:D she's really competent, but give her some of the opportunities I've had and she'd be gambling everything on a business being a "sure fire" winner.

As it is, she's a stay at home mum, but does lots of work that fits in with the children and hubby has a good job.

tigerfeet2006

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Hmm!! Richard, the best poet in the world. I think I love you even more

It was the only subject at school that caught my imagination; my English teacher used to ask me to write poetry for her. She'd give me a scenario, make a few suggestions and wait for the result. She rewarded me in some of the most amazing ways.:o


Taken from another thread................Do tell Richard please

Richard_S

tigerfeet2006 wrote: »

That's the thing you build up impressions of people in your heads from their postings.

I always imagine Richard as a Richard Dreyfuss lookalike.

You've all seen what I look like

Thanks tigerfeet, although I've no idea who Richard Dreyfuss is.:D

I loved your family video; we were looking at it tonight; fantastic.

squirrel_pigeon

Richard_S wrote: »

Just the luck of the draw squirrel;:D she's really competent, but give her some of the opportunities I've had and she'd be gambling everything on a business being a "sure fire" winner.

As it is, she's a stay at home mum, but does lots of work that fits in with the children and hubby has a good job.

I stayed at home with Rebecca for 3 years - only looked for a job cos I missed adult company (ex was working 14 hours a day). Fell into the job at CCCS by accident (cos I couldn't pass a credit check for anywhere else - even for my old job at UKI!). Apart from having Becs, it's the best thing I ever did

fermi

squirrel_pigeon wrote: »

I think that the whole online picture thing is funny. I though Fermi was female for a while cos of the name....

fermi comes from this guy:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enrico_Fermi

Gives you a clue to the type of science I get involved in.....