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davemorton

FunkyFeet wrote: »

dave...top of tha...

yeh u know;)

Hmmm, has one checked out the last few pages???

davemorton

CookieRaider wrote: »

At last, just helped the OH get all the pressies wrapped although helping her with her pressie was a bit difficult :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
S10ct

davemorton

CookieRaider wrote: »

At last, just helped the OH get all the pressies wrapped although helping her with her pressie was a bit difficult :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Did she find it hard to wrap the FF, I did.

FunkyFeet

Call_of_Trouty wrote: »

My sallys came back n/a when I did a pp last week.

cot i wanna smack me'self on me'head i tell ya

serves me right for not reading back:( the one time i did not catch up properly as have been travelling last couple of days...bug ger

oh well, nice nails for me i guess

fairclaire

nictrinwyn wrote: »

Forgot to mention that there were some good reductions on clothes at T's, I picked up some pjs for my older DD for £3 and bought lots of socks for LO.

Also thanks to everyone here I was able to help out my good friend that is not that well off this year with a big box of food and bag of toiletries. She said it was like getting stuff from the foodbank, I just hope that was a good thing, I know some people don't like charity. But she seemed grateful..just difficult to tell, as she is also going through a hard time right now with her fella.

Anyway, I best go to bed, otherwise my children will just stay up all night, neither of them look a bit tired.
I always mean to post something small and waffle on. Goodnight all x Hugs to all feeling down. Turn that frown upside down, sorry I get worse the later it gets. My 2yr old is watching the disney junior fireworks, she could watch the bangs all night :rotfl:

it's nice to be able to help out. not always easy to judge how people will take it. I have a very young single mum further down my street who is obviously struggling. I invited her in for a coffee and she ended up gratefully taking loads of toys that my kids are grown out of. Ive given her some chocs and other bits and pieces earlier this week and found out she was having Xmas by herself, so invited her fir dinner with her LO as well as my OHs friend who's wife has just kicked him out...and the elderly next door neighbour, who usually goes to his daughters but she us on a cruise this year and he is on his own....so should be interesting if nothing else!

davemorton

FunkyFeet wrote: »

cot i wanna smack me'self on me'head i tell ya

serves me right for not reading back:( the one time i did not catch up properly as have been travelling last couple of days...bug ger Thats at least 2 times now, naughty!!!

oh well, nice nails for me i guess [COLOR="rgb(85, 107, 47)"]every cloud![/COLOR]

Darn S10ct AGAIN!!! Grrrr


lol, well that colour worked well then.

CookieRaider

FunkyFeet wrote: »

lol, she is wrapping her own? no way cookie raider!

Hey am a B******d :beer:

FunkyFeet

fairclaire wrote: »

it's nice to be able to help out. not always easy to judge how people will take it. I have a very young single mum further down my street who is obviously struggling. I invited her in for a coffee and she ended up gratefully taking loads of toys that my kids are grown out of. Ive given her some chocs and other bits and pieces earlier this week and found out she was having Xmas by herself, so invited her fir dinner with her LO as well as my OHs friend who's wife has just kicked him out...and the elderly next door neighbour, who usually goes to his daughters but she us on a cruise this year and he is on his own....so should be interesting if nothing else!

you are such a love faircliare:)

my mum is allowing me to invite the elderly people this yr, last 3 yrs i have been away from here since i moved, but as I'm here this xmas again i get to have the 4 elderly people who would udally be on their own:j

so pleased.

you are such a love, hope it will be fun x x

FunkyFeet

CookieRaider wrote: »

Hey am a B******d :beer:

i quite agree....

just joking:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

davemorton

fairclaire wrote: »

it's nice to be able to help out. not always easy to judge how people will take it. I have a very young single mum further down my street who is obviously struggling. I invited her in for a coffee and she ended up gratefully taking loads of toys that my kids are grown out of. Ive given her some chocs and other bits and pieces earlier this week and found out she was having Xmas by herself, so invited her fir dinner with her LO as well as my OHs friend who's wife has just kicked him out...and the elderly next door neighbour, who usually goes to his daughters but she us on a cruise this year and he is on his own....so should be interesting if nothing else!

Bet you have a great time, be dead interesting!